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5y ago
If you're using tools/languages that change rapidly (like Kotlin, in my case), syntax from a few years ago will often be outdated.
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5y ago
There are a lot of mirrors, too, as anyone can host an instance, so if those don't work you can always try others.
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5y ago
What's the point of clicking through to the article if you're not going to read it, though?
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valvar
5y ago
It varied :-p. But the best-seller in our vending machine was the white, sugar-free variant.
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5y ago
I think that's clearly nonsense and not a helpful take (if you lie to your kids, unwittingly or not, that will just erode their trust in you). Of course you can find desperate adult actors, just as you can find desperate investment ban
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5y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but which ones, and could you provide any sources? This is the first time I've heard that.
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5y ago
If you're talking about aspartame it's about as possibly carcinogenic as the moon landing was possibly faked.
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5y ago
Well, that's you. Everyone drank Monster at my uni and I don't think there were any reports of sleep issues. Of course it depends on your existing caffeine tolerance, and I guess most students consume quite a lot of caffeinated be
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5y ago
Hm, maybe posting this to HN wasn't the best idea...?
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5y ago
>it's common for unfurnished apartments in Zurich cost upwards of $2,000 I'd say that's the lower end, actually. Zürich is indeed pretty pricey.
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5y ago
It increases the costs, sure, but is the increase significant? It seems to be fairly common to write bots for various online games that only rely on video input. The cost of development is higher, and the hardware requirements somewhat stee
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5y ago
Is the main purpose of these really to prove that you are human, or to improve their ML datasets?
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5y ago
To add to that (as I guess many will not know this — I certainly didn't until recently), the group of dialects is called Alemannic German, and is not exclusive to Switzerland. There are similar dialects spoken in all of the surroundin
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5y ago
This is like a textbook example of malicious misrepresentation.
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5y ago
Maybe if you already use the things that they are pushing on you, you won't notice anything. But every time I've updated my work laptop Apple have tried to make me opt-in to Siri after restarting with the new update -- they even a
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5y ago
I'm sure this is just a mistake, an algorithmic mishap. It probably flagged the content as possibly racist. Alphabet's interests have always been in supporting social justice, BLM, etc, and censoring the other side. That's no
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5y ago
For surprisingly excellent curated lists by anonymous 4chan users, I can recommend https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Charts
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5y ago
What's your logic there? I would have thought that if your eyesight is poor, resolution matters much less as you can't tell the difference. You'd want to scale things 2-4 times anyway.
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6y ago
I think your parent is quite aware of the contents of the article, and is questioning their ontology just like one would question a Jesuit's conception of 'heresy'.
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6y ago
That's assuming the feature even materializes. I don't it's cynical to assume that Google might shelve a "feature" that undermines their own business at the first opportunity.
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6y ago
That's assuming it's their money to begin with (I'd assume it's a loan). With those numbers it takes about a decade to make it back — perhaps more with capital costs. That doesn't sound bad at all? What were you exp
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6y ago
Writing a blog post about how you enabled the writing of that blog post is the most fun part! I just happened to write my own today in a very similar vein [0]. I guess using webhooks to automatically deploy might be pretty obvious, but I di
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6y ago
It's a common line of thought that often surfaces and it is listed in the HN guidelines as one of the things that should not be insinuated. So that's why your parent is getting downvoted.
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6y ago
IQ tests measure the g factor and also happen to be the best way to measure it. So those opposed to IQ should either come up with a better way to measure g or be open about their rejection of the existence of differences in cognitive abilit
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6y ago
I don't understand how people can say that demand is greater than supply or the other way around. Aren't they exactly matched, using the nifty concept of salaries? Anything else seems absurd. The demand for skilled software engine
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I don't know anything about how they are run, but I would assume you need a large number of on-site engineers and process overseers. What are the low-income jobs? Security?
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This may be a stupid question, but isn't it standard practice to require that employees use VPN? Why would they expose servers to the internet?
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That's really the feature that I miss most of all. If you have a catch-all, you should be able to customize the from address when composing a message.
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How do these other economic systems you speak of ensure that reproduction remains below replacement levels?
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6y ago
That's exactly the point that the article makes.
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