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by skynetv2 9y ago
it seems like too much fuss over a small request for a product that the author is not paying for. Github seems to have made a polite request and offering one year free service on his professional account. is there a reason to even post abo
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by skynetv2 9y ago
the sounds get "joined". the extensions to the vowels are added to consonants to create a compound. for example: letter "Ka" క becomes "Kaa" కా by adding "Ka" and "A" like A in apple. అ beco
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by skynetv2 9y ago
+1 for corruption at all levels in the process. +1 that many people benefited who were unable to afford decent healthcare
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by skynetv2 9y ago
Tomorrow's news: Google announces a healthcare initiative where AI & bots will drive consumers mad
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by skynetv2 9y ago
100% agree. I would never trust Google for any customer / retail effort.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
its pretty routine and accepted policy. you should see the conditions San Francisco city attaches to its contracts.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
I barely had issues with 2-day, 1-day or even same day Prime (not Prime Now) deliveries in the Sacramento area. Probably becasue we have a huge UPS & Amazon hub here. once in a while they will miss the window but will notify right away
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by skynetv2 9y ago
> Except it's pretty clear that this bug has been in Intel products for many years. existing vs knowing is different, dont you say? as the saying goes - computers are always in a state of error, you only notice the problem when enou
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by skynetv2 9y ago
ugh ... ontrac deliveries are always late and always results in calls to my phone asking where my house is or something else.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
yes, same experience here. the only time my packages did not arrive on time / got delayed / refunded was on Amazon delivery service.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
no kidding. about four UPS flights land in my city's airport everyday, which happens to be one of the distribution centers / warehouse locations for Amazon for norther CA.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
> Because talented engineers don't want to work on the typical things that get outsourced another assumption without substantiating evidence. See the comment from @pavanred for some context.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
> shift your development work to under qualified developers or programmers. How do you justify this blanket statement?
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by skynetv2 9y ago
this link is very nsfw
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Intel puts Movidius AI tech on a $79 USB stick(engadget.com)
3 points by skynetv2 9y ago|0 comments
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by skynetv2 9y ago
agreed. I couldn't find one thing I'd like to buy. Just Amazon devices over and over on every page.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
i purchased my house thru RedFin and it was an amazing experience. Yes, a bit more hands on than conventional realtor but you never know how much a conventional relator was working on your behalf anwyay
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by skynetv2 9y ago
the decline is completely imgur's doing - they went from a site that promised to be simple, clean and easy to a site that mirrored the problems it started out to solve. frustrating overlays, slow, intrusive self promotion ... even wors
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by skynetv2 9y ago
Cray is still the #1 supercomputer provider for US & bunch of other countries.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
Hadoop is embarrassingly parallel IO, Lustre can do that, but it does much more than that specific workload.
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by skynetv2 9y ago
if your alternative to Lustre is NFS over IB, you didnt need Lustre in the first place
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by skynetv2 10y ago
wow! what a short sighted comment!! Investing in space exploration may not give you returns on investment in short run but it helps humanity learn more about the vast expanse that surrounds us and affects our day to day lives.
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by skynetv2 10y ago
well, it is a chromebook. i think they want the users to keep everything in the cloud and use storage as cache. i have the same concern, its a deal breaker for me. if i am paying $500, why cant i have some decent storage so i can do things
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by skynetv2 10y ago
interesting article but the title is misleading
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by skynetv2 10y ago
Good point but i don't think it applies in the context of a medical device.
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by skynetv2 10y ago
Why is Apple so obsessed with calling everything "magical". If anyone believes this is magic, they also need to believe Apple employs wizards & witches.
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by skynetv2 10y ago
Can you run network stack at 40 Gbps on those ports?
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by skynetv2 10y ago
thats great but if could not fulfil the duties & trust placed on him for this specific committee, he should have recused himself. in this case, being founder friendly is at odds with looking out for minority shareholders.
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by skynetv2 10y ago
Most online exams require these permissions to make sure you're not cheating. No big deal. It's not as sensational as author made it to be.
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by skynetv2 10y ago
as a long time Google user, I find it pretty ironic to use consistency and Google in the same sentence. If consistency exists internally at Google, none of it made in to their products unfortunately.

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