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by sologoub 8y ago
I suspect you need a different measure for the vocals, as opposed “music” itself. The sounds other than vocal part of Dr Dre’s album probably wouldn’t really stand on their own and much is quite repetitive (as noted in the study). Led Zeppe
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The patient signed a release form, but the hospital still refused to answer the claims. “Alyssa signed the form, but Plumbo declined to answer CNN's questions on the record.” https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/08&#x
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by sologoub 8y ago
Interesting results. Anyone know why the difference between the different Linux distros? (Ubuntu in particular)
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Colleagues from the EU countries who relocate to the US generally tend to have a two-fold reaction - excitement at the lower tax rates and dismay at the filing complexities. Would be amazing to have the cake and eat it too - lower taxes and
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by sologoub 8y ago
Well, besides misspelling my name, you did not even stop to consider what I wrote before engaging in trying to spot a Russian national behind the post. To understand why people “support” the current government, you have to understand what t
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by sologoub 8y ago
Great, now we are determining the merit of a statement based on grammar and choice of words... (Written on a phone, so your mileage may vary) If you are in LA (Los Angeles) it’s easy enough to look me up.
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by sologoub 8y ago
I’m an American and your logic is flawed. Try actually visiting the place and learning about/from the people.
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Can’t speak for China, but in Russia the greatest level of popular political activity in recent times was during the peak of the economic prosperity for the average Russian - circa 2012-2013. People were actually driving around Moscow with
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by sologoub 8y ago
Doesn’t say much about the materials used for walls/insulation/etc. No info on HVAC either. It does compare these to containers. After spending a few weeks overall inside an office building built of recycled shipping containers, I
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by sologoub 8y ago
Considering Google Cloud is offering $300 credit and their Console is top notch AND offers browser based SSH. DO is not as obvious of a choice. Sustained use discount and top notch network further the case.
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by sologoub 8y ago
> Algo VPN runs on any Ubuntu server, but the easiest way to host your server is to create an account on DigitalOcean. Advertorial?
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Militarizing Your Backyard with Python: Computer Vision (2012)(pyvideo.org)
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In compiled/installed software, the concept of “supply chain risk” is at least a thing that companies are aware of. However, when it comes to web software, I have not heard many companies really conceptualize their “supply chain” expos
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by sologoub 8y ago
Yeah, 10 years ago we were just frying mainboards with the NVIDIA chips and insufficient cooling: https://www.google.com/amp/s/gizmodo.com/5061605/apple-confi...
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Ok, there are public libraries in US in most places that have them. Most schools have at least a handful. When I was going to school, we had one outdated 286 for hundreds of kids. Not until parents donated a few more were we able to build u
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I have gone without many meals as a kid, you don’t know what you are talking about. Try living on less than $80 a month. We made it work and I got a good education.
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This story misses a lot of points about the disadvantage that persists. It’s not that the wealth gap prevents people from buying computers. This hasn’t been true in US for over a decade - one can buy a fully programming capable machine for
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Netflix is removing online reviews in August(cnet.com)
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Smart TVs Track More Than What’s on Tonight(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Only mildly concerning thing seems to be the pay-for-privacy bullet at the end of the article. This can definitely be fixed. Further, reference to Sorrell vs IMS seems very contrived to me (not a lawyer though), as it deals with B2B records
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If you think that’s bad, look at building concessions to special-use buildings, like elder care facilities. Though I did not have a hand in this, as I don’t live there anymore, my old neighborhood successfully blocked the city from allowing
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Thermostats, Locks and Lights: Digital Tools of Domestic Abuse(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Spinning up an app engine service is incredibly easy and, if using standard environment, is basically free until you have load. It auto scales from zero very quickly (milliseconds).
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That’s probably why - Guardian news journalism, while still biased is usually readable and contains concrete and relevant facts. This commentary is something else entirely.
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This is an alphabet soup of fads and terms put in a political blender to make a barely coherent point. All seems to boil down to frustration with the job market trends. Main thesis seems to be “millions of people have to leave where they gr
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by sologoub 8y ago
Don’t see anyone asking why are you learning either? Your objectives should come first, then you figure out the tooling. Some have touched on what either is good for, but it really comes to what type of work you are doing/want to do. I
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by sologoub 8y ago
This is mostly for personal tinkering - typically Django and some APIs, or data stuff. I’m a product guy by trade. Currently, focusing on data-related products and functionality, but have done SaaS, telco, etc. For work I recently had to wr
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by sologoub 8y ago
Away from computer right now, but off the top of my head: Youcompleteme (works great for me, but I think I had to tinker with it) NERDTree NERDcommenter Gitgutter pdb (experimenting with it) Probably forgetting something.
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by sologoub 8y ago
Vim + tmux + NERDTree + a bunch of other plugins to handle code completion, gutters, etc. Add a 34-inch ultrawide monitor (Dell has been best with color accuracy for me) to the mix and a nice keyboard, makes all the difference in the world!
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> Cars are special to the vision system. Wonder if the barriers can be modified to look like another car to these systems, but still remain highly visible and unambiguous to human drivers? Part of the overall problem is that these roads

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