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Ummm if the government does the investing they get all the returns. If google does the investing they get the returns. If they are lobbying rather than investing, this suggests they think the ROI would be negative.
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Tree style tabs.
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GPT-3 is the editor. The hard part of writing is getting a decent idea onto the page. GPT-3 can't do that, it doesn't think for itself. It is good at the second part of writing, creating a coherent string of sentences describing a
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McDonald's the corp isn't hurt by this, individual franchise owners bear the cost. In particular, mcdonald's the corp mandates the particular icecream machine that is used, rather than allowing the franchise owner to pick fro
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(2014)
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I am deeply uncomfortable with the implicit premise that children are so different from adults that they should be totally segregated from adults in padded rooms, and furthermore that this is so important that even their parents shouldn
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Could spoof it.
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I'm maybe misunderstanding this. They took shoes from nike, and modified them in various ways, then resold them. Nike sued because they left a nike logo visible. Isn't the right of first supposed to guarantee their right to resell
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>I see no good reason to do this. Secure communications and secure transactions can be separate apps, The reason is pretty clear. Transactions require two parties to both be using the app. If you spin out a separate app, then most people
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How do they prove they sent it to you?
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>The South Korean government has no other choice but to follow the regulatory frameworks and trends established by other leading governments I.e. the US.
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The source article is more detailed: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/astrazeneca-under-55-1.5968...
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>made statements that could subject him to harassment Not sure what said statements were, but as described, that is not at all a reason to ban someone. On the internet, legitimate criticism very frequently leads to harassment. That is no
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>which will allow us to solve some NP hard problems No it won't
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That's what he's saying
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Obviously protocols aren't aware of anything. Humans designed the protocols, however, and are very much aware of such things.
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They say that the `deposit` call is placed in `other`s mailbox. As long as the mailbox is preserved between restarts, then there is no danger of the money disappearing. The money will temporarily be unavailable - that is, in neither account
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6y ago
Are you aware of the concept of inheritance?
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The traditional model of application installation gives the application total control over your user account, including your browser. Installing an RSS reader as a separate program would in fact be more dangerous than one as an extension.
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The html parser spec defines what every sequence of bytes should parse into. It defines certain such sequences as containing "errors", but it still defines exactly how they should be parsed. There is no invalid html. Every browser
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I would point out two main issues: 1. Such a string cannot contain arbitrary bytes. Since it is frequently useful to work with arrays of arbitrary bytes, we have to repeat every library function twice, once for strings that can contain nuls
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The french classes, where the exam cheating took place, were specifically described as lower tier.
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Possibly the tests were stored on site, and the social engineering was needed to gain access to the room where they were stored.
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People treat happiness as a good unto itself. Why? "People like being happy"? That's circular. "There's no other point to life"? So? Desire for immortality reads as a cope. You have picked a goal in life that i
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For one, it enables access to hidden services.
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If others contribute to it, how can oracle license it to azul?
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Granting that I'm not really familiar with these things, it seems like the short sellers simply don't have the money to cover their positions at $350/share. They could try to buy back all the stocks, but they would run out of
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Add 'line-height:1em;' to make it look a bit cooler.
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for x, y in zip(a,b): area = to_area(x, y) if area > 10: print(f"Area {area}") >in python where you don't often use a namespace to store these intermediary variables Hm? Most python code is
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If it's a different syntax, then you can expect people to know that it's semantically different. That's the whole point of using a different syntax, I think.
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