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by tkxxx7 8y ago
I hear the opposite. They are stressing a technical opinion here, but for the sake of rationality and efficiency. These are usually not the same people that are overly concerned with "correctness" when communicating with others.
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by tkxxx7 8y ago
This last line seems unnecessarily rude. GP seems to understand well the two ML methods mentioned.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Not just “alt-right” people. Quite a lot of groups have expressed their dislike lately. Personally, I find her incredibly bland, and I can’t say for sure that I didn’t leave one star for The Leather Special.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
This is a good point. It’s often easier to get started with a new language by writing small parts of an app in it, than by starting an entire project with it.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Flint is not even close to the only issue. Locals are aware of the damage Nestle has already caused to the local ecosystem by dropping the water supply. There is also much worry that legal draw limits were not set with that area's situ
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
flashlight and camera on iPhone X homescreen. 3D touch on music in the control center for more controls.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
What a peculiar comment. Their homepage has examples of both - with Numpy first.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
These are mostly image classification cases, though, aren’t they? not to mention these rules are partially enforced through human moderation, same as text.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
You seem to be commenting out of context: > generate a new encryption key every day for “data deleted today”, The question is not can we encrypt at storage. We’re now talking about encrypting as a soft-deletion method, which means we ne
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
> EDIT: Isn't anyone curious about what these tools are? Um, Not when you are making readers feel incompetent for not having them.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Do you routinely interview, hire, and give responsibility to your customers?
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
> Development support/operations/devops: this is the glue around your application that helps your application function. These tasks can range from developer focused tasks like a coding style guide or maintaining the developer d
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
> Once workers have surpassed their deductibles, they pay an average $24 copay for a primary care office visit, $37 for a specialty care office visit, Note that, as stated in the article you linked, the percentage of plans with deductibl
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Oftentimes the 'maybe' is because they included their own name in the text or signature.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I much prefer the local priority and will always reorder paths that way on a new machine.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
They’ve shown up in Detroit.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
i saw the rest of the sentence. You still appear to be glossing over the point, which the rest of that sentence does not refute.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
> we find that exposing low-income households to the same food availability and prices experienced by high-income household Not sure how the researchers at Stanford couldn’t conclude that poor people aren’t going to pay rich people pric
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I suppose that's a valid interpretation, but again, the purpose of the phrasing is to (slightly, help) change the status quo, so most of us are not batting an eye if it doesn't 100% reflect the status quo; the commenter may or m
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Laptop will differ in how much control you have over security. Attack vectors are less likely to be replicable across all users. Smart phone/watch would work better in your point vs Alexa.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I think part of the point of such phrasing is to stop letting what has been typical, stay typical.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
my fiance says the same. Her main issue is the landscape difference; she plays a lot of games.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
It's not a notification; you have to poke around in Settings.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I was going to say, flying, huge capacity battery == drone. It doesn't need to replace the car's battery, just charge it.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Pit bulls behave the way you raise them to. Your mischaracterization feeds into an unnecessary bias against the breed.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
What numbers are you looking at? I don't see how you follow this: > 1TB NVMe SSDs retail for $600+ and 2TB NVMe SSDs retail for $1700+. with this: > It's not cheaper. $2000 is the price difference to go from the 2TB upgrade
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
so, roughly a lifespan.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
The feature you linked is also handled on-device.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
repeating failing reconnects can cause some quick draining, or constant connect/disconnect, as is often the case with public wifi.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
it redirects to /iphone, where the X is featured prominently, but you can reach them all. edit: so does /iphone-6, but not /iphone-6s..

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