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by sologoub 8y ago
NYC doesn’t really accomplish this. Take a look at Google maps satellite view and you’ll see a huge difference.
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To make these liveable, you have to have very strong central planning. Many former/currently communist cities look like this with varying height. In Moscow for example, new apartments tend to be 25-40 stories high. However, they have l
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Don’t forget that to experience all this wonderful stuff you have to contend with one of the worlds worst traffic problems. I called LA home for two decades and the transportation hell largely kept me in my general community. Going to Pasad
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The fingerprinting list includes Stripe, why? https://github.com/mozilla-services/shavar-prod-lists/blob/7...
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Firms usually have diversified holdings and will use the event like this to write-down losses and optimise taxation for the next year. Where this is a problem is for people with undiversified holdings, such as early employees exercising sto
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Or better yet, remove corporations from being eligible to enjoy prop. 13 all together - whether commercial, industrial, farm or residential. This would keep grandma in her home or farmstead, but prevent corps from selling, but doing tax fre
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There is a request desktop version in iOS Safari, just like in chrome, but as the other answer mentioned - it’s up to the site to comply. I’ve used my iPad Pro as a portal to Google Cloud and AWS for almost 2 years in personal projects. It
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This could be a relevant take for US: https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=ca4af3d4-867a... In your specific example, McDonalds might have both copyright and trademark, or even the publicity claims - design o
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When discussing lambda/serverless/<whatever flavor of pay per request> setup, people don’t often seem to stop and think about the usage/access patterns, the associated costs and performance. I’ve seen such setups being
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Had to lookup what the boycott was about - free access and fees: http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/05/why-are-ai-researcher...
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What this article is also missing is the fact that a lot of the existing data problems have to do with the cost of obtaining this data. When we move to a more universal collection of the data in a structured format that can then be used to
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Burnout and depression may seem similar on the surface, but burnout frequently starts from resentment and essentially having to “force” yourself through that resentment. Heavy physical and/or cognitive workload usually goes hand-in-han
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The protected classes are not protected because the data is somehow statistically not significant or cannot be a predictor. The classes are protected because as a society, we have decided that greater social good is achieved by sacrificing
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If we were talking about generating similar level of services from taxes, it could be discussed. Just to name two big ones, Sweden has free top rate healthcare and education. Imagine wiping out all student debt and health payments?!
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This is where things get complex with ML. Any dimension that is correlated with the protected categories can potentially get you into a biased and discriminatory outcome. Because embedding are not necessarily transparent, it’s hard to evalu
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This also depends on why you are choosing this technology - is it part of your existing stack or do you have in-house experts in this tech? While Lucene synax is very powerful, it is not SQL as pointed out by the OP. If you have a lot of sp
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Nice to see this type of research coming out of МГУ (Lomonosov Moscow State University)! Haven’t gone through the study, but seeing the examples wondering if there is also selection bias - many older Russian sites still look fairly dated an
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We are all entitled to our opinions. My opinion is that these vehicles are a lot safer than most human drivers and I do not see any justification for the vitriol displayed. Think about it - running a car off the road so you can yell at them
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Looking at the actual facts, there appear to be little justification for this violence, especially since it affects the human safety drivers the most and they are definitely not any kind of aggressor here. Some recent quotes from the USA To
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You need good stencils for Google Draw. There a number of links out there for UML stuff and actually works quite well. Unfortunately, out of the box it’s definitely on the Spartan-side.
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Amazon is only truly dominant in US. In EU there is much more of a mixed bag and APAC is a completely different story. They also do not white label as far as I know, so partnerships with cable operators are still mostly for Roku and Google.
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I suspect it’s growing more than google losing, but this chart is almost useless as each stack is not labeled. Sony - is this PS4 or Sony smart TV (which is android as well)?
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This article completely missed the forest for the trees - the battle for TV is not just a battle for content, it’s a battle for the delivery medium itself! Think about it - how was TV delivered to you before? There are over the air broadcas
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Previous gen iPad Pro + Smart Keyboard cover + Google Cloud has pretty much freed me from carrying my MacBook Pro when I have to travel. Other answers already covered email, slack, jira, etc. iPad is great for anything that’s more text or e
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by sologoub 8y ago
Just want to say a huge THANK YOU for your work on UO!!!
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That sounds a bit off - mining was next to worthless to start with as you gained it very fast. Probably 50 smith, 50 tinker would be better.
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PVP is player vs player, where you can kill or be killed by other players. UO has a complex reputation and title system to help with this. Murders actually counted and had a price in game play.
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UO was an amazing experiment in self-organization and survival in the world with little protection. At least for a while. The initial pre-facet gameplay basically split between the protected town space and free-for-all wilderness. As soon a
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What’s really interesting for me and something I haven’t been able to find good literature on - is how the civilization seems to severely regress into the dark ages after the ancient times. While Rome fell, Byzantium continued on. The state
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Reading this made me think of how iOS and macOS are evolving - the UIKit and iOS apps on Mac. Strategy feels similar - make things compatible enough and force apps to adapt somewhat. Of course this is a gross oversimplification, but who kno

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