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tonmoy
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tonmoy
5y ago
The GP is stating that China is dependent on Us aligned country
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Electricity transmission costs are really negligible. You will never be able to produce enough power just from solar panels on your roof, and the cost and complexity of needing to maintain and repair installations at each house may offset t
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A thief would be using the RTL to make a clone of NVIDIA graphics card, they’d be using the IP cores as modules in their own designs. With some minor adjustment it shouldn’t be too difficult to get at least most of the RTL working in a diff
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I fail to see how an Easter egg absolves MS of not-being-human. If we took stock, Google probably would have more Easter eggs.
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I think you are misreading GP’s comments. I got the impression that GP is praising SpaceX same as you..
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I don’t think there can be any easy way around issues like that in games like these. At least this game doesn’t penalize you for it
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I understand it may be subjective, but I find it hard to agree that women cyclists are as ‘scantily’ clad.
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Haven’t we been doing similar thing with for example stock market analysis when we analyze a company’s earnings/management etc?
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These images would not be your typical jpg taken in the visible part of the spectrum. I’m not sure it is cost effective to host these image data for random people to download without any post processing. If you are dedicated enough to under
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Can you cite some sources please?
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I thought the goal was to weed out non-programmers not AI - in that regard it seems to be doing what it was designed for I guess
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I would think women employees would be harassed less under Microsoft
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That doesn’t make any sense for my case. I always kept talking with recruiters just to see what’s available and as soon as there was a chance for a significant raise I took it
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Equation 4 is obviously incorrect, right?
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The mRNA research was already very well underway before the pandemic. In fact the COVID vaccines were low hanging fruit.
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I am not familiar with image encodings, but isn’t the idea of complexity relative? For example getting rid of Hoffman encoding and byte aligning everything may be less complex for computers, but when making energy and area efficient hardwar
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There isn’t enough temperature record around before that timeframe to estimate an accurate global average. You can still see the effects of temperate indirectly
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I’m looking at diff between two commits right now where someone decided to fix the indentation in a non-Python language. While the new code is very easy to read, the diff is very difficult to analyze.
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Having used both professionally I love Ruby and I think python is an ok language. However, if there is one thing I do like about Python it is the white space syntax. It forces all coders including the not-so-technical people to write script
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The title is super misleading. It don’t not block other browsers from opening links, it prevents “microsoft-edge://“ links from being intercepted. While still hostile towards users, it is not as bad as the click baity title sugges
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What do you mean? I use wolfram alpha for math question, plots, solving integral etc all the time
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Ah. That explains the stagnation in fields like molecular biology and electrical engineering /s
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I imagine in real life applications you’d need to add a bit of checks and balances around the ML output (e.g. cross check against a dictionary/copyright database)
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Technically these judges should have recused themselves, but is it really a big deal that the judges (or their families) had financial advisors or stock brokers held shares in companies they were probably not even aware of was a defendant?
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But wouldn’t a single purchase more than pay for the entire campaign?
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I a woman complains about groping at a workplace and it is anything but accidental, it doesn't matter what "kind" of groping it is! It creates a hostile environment in the workplace. Sure, in this incident after the complain
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Yes, I agree, but if you read the original article EU is thinking about marking new gas powered plants as green
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Even if gas leaks were not a thing, this pulls away resources from greener technologies. If we start building gas power plants it’ll take almost 50 years before they can be retired, and emitting even reduced CO2 for 50 years is not an optio
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Use both! Water then TP
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While Apple's recent behavior does seem bad, I'm personally wondering if there is some quantitate measure comparing iOS/Android before I make the opposite switch. I wonder if iOS still may be more privacy friendly compared to
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