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I used to go to work every weekday, and eat 2 meals there. Now I'm at home 24/7, so I'm already eating 5x the amount (before this, I would barely eat at home). Also, my girlfriend is here with me. I used to have a many months
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The governments are the customers of such products. We can't expect them to protect us.
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This is very cool! Tried it now with my friends. The main complaint is that a grid view would be better than vertical (or horizontal) bars. Also would be nice to have done indication which anonymous animal is which video. Thanks for this!
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The article claims that "gitflow abandons rebasing", but this is simply not true! In my team we use gitflow with rebasing. In fact, the original gitflow implementation comes with rebasing support built-in (as a flag for the "
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One of the tests you describe - a classifier trained to differentiate between machine and human generated art - is exactly what the ML GAN model is doing. The generative adversarial network (GAN) has a generative part and a discriminative p
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Book Review: All Therapy Books
(slatestarcodex.com)
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Why is this a difference between "regular" programing and game play programming? Any kind of programming could have complex interactions between component. A few well known examples: OS kernel and drivers, VM manager, internet bro
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Make Is (Probably) Fine
(blog.yossarian.net)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bananadine Bananadine is a fictional psychoactive substance which is supposedly extracted from banana peels.
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That sounds like a really weird experience.
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Impossible Mathematics of the Real World (2017)
(nautil.us)
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Intel Names Robert Swan CEO
(newsroom.intel.com)
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8y ago
That sounds illegal.
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Google Play new policy will cripple call recording apps
(nllapps.com)
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Workers are ghosting their employers
(washingtonpost.com)
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A guide to the Content Cycle
(nymag.com)
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Amazon's Alexa is triggered by the word “Elections”
(nymag.com)
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Yes, they reimbursed the lender whose gear was stolen - but only after the case got bad publicity.
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Many Americans Still Feel the Sting of Lost Wealth
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
Using a Gameboy as a computer for an appliance sounds like a quirky solution, but I can see a lot of similarity with products sold today. For example, many new effect pedals for guitar have an accompanying Android/iPhone app, which con
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Even if that person would not have taken LSD and would have had a psychotic episode 5 years later due to the underlying issue, that's still 5 years of good health lost because of LSD.
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34 years ago, a KGB defector chillingly predicted modern America
(bigthink.com)
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If you feel that going to sleep at 21:00 is impossible, then your lack of sleep might get worse in adulthood. But if you decide that getting enough sleep is more important than other things, then maybe you can go to sleep earlier despite so
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Is the world running out of sand?
(theguardian.com)
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I'm having a hard time figuring out what you're saying, because it seems like a rant bordering on conspiracy theory (e.g. preservatives causing ADHD, which I'm sure isn't based on any real science; or insinuating that ic
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8y ago
Expensive parking is a way to do that.
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I'm the article's suggestion, this could still be a single instruction, as long as it's documented behavior.
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Nowadays, MMX (and newer SIMD instruction sets) are a crucial part of many optimizations. Hyperthreading is provided in all modern processors. Basically, those technologies proved themselves.
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In Israel, where the climate is warm, almost all roofs are painted white. In fact, many buildings repaint the roof every summer, just to help lower the temperature for the top floors.
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Is there any logic whatsoever in talking about the intersection of AI and crypto (or AI and blockchain)? It seems to me that this intersection is very close to the empty set.
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