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steve19
7y ago
Semiaccurate is anti-Intel, they are not a bias free source of information.
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steve19
7y ago
I can't wait, thank you!!! Is it likely that there would ever be alternative inputs than Graffiti? While I loved Graffiti at the time, a ios/android virtual keyboard with a decent capacitive touch screen would be nicer today.
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steve19
7y ago
Really enjoyed reading it thank you. I miss my Palm Pilots. I love the UI, both functionally and the aesthetics.
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steve19
7y ago
Unfortunately it's not working on my android phone with hacker keyboard (full keyboard with esc). There are also horizontal lines across the screen that should not be there.
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steve19
7y ago
A key is just a long number. The AACS encryption key controversy was the subject of DCMA take downs because the key could be used to strip DRM, not because it was a number.
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steve19
7y ago
Nice site, but it's worth giving some info about yourself on the site and why I should trust your advice, given that these books are expensive. In elementary machine learning, you give two options. You should really include introductio
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steve19
7y ago
Forget full computers, an official Java subset even runs on every GSM SIM card. It is incredible! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Card
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steve19
7y ago
> I am positive I have traveled to and lived in far more countries than you have, so do not assume anything about what I have seen. How could you possibly know how much I have travelled? Edit: According to parent I am neither well travel
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7y ago
The US political situation is not even remotely comparable, ignoring the plundering of the economy by the government and military, in 2020 or by 2024 at the latest, the US WILL have a different president. Absolutely and without a shadow of
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7y ago
You can't have seen much of the world. I have not seen Venezuela first hand, but I have seen many, many places a lot worse than LA, SF and Puerto Rico.
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7y ago
Facebook USA politics are discussed all the time.
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7y ago
Cheap labor is relative. The Indian minimum wage does not need to be the same as the Australian at this point in time. Outsourcing leads to employment overseas and its not in anyway unethical.
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7y ago
I think the West could if it wanted to do so, but the West (a collection of States and companies) is not a centrally controlled entity like China (one state, which has more or less absolute control on how organizations within the state oper
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8y ago
I'm in the market to replace my macbook. Does the X1 Extreme support usb-c charging (charging the laptop with usb-c)?
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steve19
8y ago
So it's not state owned but might be state controlled, and ownership could easily be changed without the employees having a say? (I am neither for nor against the company and have no skin in the game)
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8y ago
Russia has been publishing videos about ultra high tech weapons and even doing comical leaks of "secret" defense technology for years. I remember one "leak", although I can't remember if it was the nuke torpedo or
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8y ago
Those are governed by international agreements and treaties, but if the Continental Shelf extends further than 200 NM (the EEZ) then states still have rights up to 350 NM for mineral and hydrocarbon extraction. I am not sure what happens fu
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If its outside Australia's EEZ there is nothing they can do legally. An illegal military confrontation is the last thing anyone needs. The whole South China Sea issue is over this right to navigate freely outside a EEZ (and that man ma
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8y ago
Populations usually have close to 50% split, although I think there are usually slightly more woman. Outside of war/post war its unlikely to have a situation where there are 10 woman to each man.
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8y ago
Not to be pedantic but I think it needs to be a higher than 2 in order to not shrink. The number usually stated is 2.1. This is to account for people who die before having reproduced themselves.
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8y ago
How about simply filtering amazon reviews that are only left by people with a wide variety of expenditure and who spend over $500/year?
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8y ago
Unlock can block page elements while pi hole can only block dns. So if the ad is served from the same domain as the site you are visiting, pi hole cannot do anything about it, but ublock can.
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8y ago
I will second this. I use the two words interchangeably. I would probably use the word fit when talking about liner regression and train when talking about a more complex ML model that requires more computation. I really don't remember
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8y ago
Yes but that is the easy part. The hard part is knowing what can be solved with ML, gathering the training data, validating the model and then explaining what the model does. Acually fitting the model is not the hard part. But yes, not all
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8y ago
Try this: http://wordgrabbag.com/ Here is Google's Patent: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?OS=pn/7,350,187&RS...
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8y ago
What is the base station ratio of 5g stations to 4g stations? Or does it vary widely depending on city and terrain?
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Because usually you are treated as being a citizen of the country whose passport you are travelling on. If you flew to China and were arrested of a crime, you are much better off having used your US passport than the Malta passport you purc
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@dang, please can you consider doing something about this thread. It seems to have dissolved into trolling. Lee claims on his website to be waging a war on religious privilege, whatever that is. I assume that means trolling anyone he believ
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I think it's unfair to even say "at most peripherally involved". There should have been greater opposition to hitlers rise to power (such as the Catholic Church treaty with hitlers Germany), but that's about it. If Bloom
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In many industries if we redefined probability it would be considered malpractice or fraud. We expect our doctors not to tell us we have a good chance of surviving surgery when we only have a 20% chance of surviving. I would be fraud (I ass
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