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That is unpaid leave. Any unauthorized leave, whether paid or unpaid, would be a violation of your employment contract. The terms are set by employment law and your employment contract.
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No, that is considered unpaid leave and it is a common practice where the cash amount is deducted from your salary. The terms of unpaid leave are determined by employment law and your employment contract.
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That's right. All of the early arcade games used TTL discrete logic. The first arcade game implemented with a microprocessor was released in 1975 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_Fight
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Your proof assumes there is only a finite set of non-interesting integers, but it could be an infinite set.
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> That would be crazy to imagine 10 years ago We had this in 2013. Would have handled the job with a well written parser. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/77779/i...
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x86/x64 only https://www.haiku-os.org/get-haiku/r1beta4/
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It's an option on Windows that avoids Visual Studio. If you don't like it then don't use it.
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Used VS since 2001. Then started developing on Linux and Mac, which I prefer. But here you don't need the full VS installation, only the build tools and Windows 10 SDK, and apparently it can be installed by a script. It's a non is
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Common sense
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BTW the idea was you paste the article into ChatGPT and ask it to explain the text in laymans terms. Maybe that was the point which you misunderstood. Of course it won't know about papers that it hasn't been trained on.
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Proton is a major improvement over what you listed, but of course it doesn't run on Mac. I also have an M1 and have been using Crossover or Wine with all the tricks since the 2000's. Proton was a significant improvement for ease o
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> Linux is not even close to matching Windows in gaming performance. Proton/Linux can exceed Windows 11 performance, and is otherwise very close. The difference on my system is negligible. https://www.computerbase.de/
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Try Crossover. https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover You can install x64 Windows Steam on that and run at least some of your games without issues.
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"A modification of Windows, designed for gamers." "Performance: By Removing unnecessary components, disabling power-saving features, and optimizing services." "Privacy: By eliminating Microsoft's notorious trac
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Of course it was trained on public data, including academic papers and journals. Your point is demonstrably false. Go try it yourself.
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It doesn't look up or use existing explanations of papers like some kind of internet or database search. You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how it all works.
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You don't know how it works. The fact that it is a "novel" scientific paper is completely irrelevant. Try it on a new paper just released today, that is definitely not in the training set.
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It is clear that you haven't tried this with GPT-4 You have an obsolete understanding of this technology and are putting yourself at a disadvantage.
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Seems like AI generated garbage
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That is not what I said But when you have a quota, then you must ignore better qualified applicants in order to satisfy the quota. It's a mathematical fact. I am not saying this is the reason why Boeing is turning to shit. But it'
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Airplane mode allows bluetooth, so it is trackable through Find My.
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https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/newsroom-and-events/press-rele... "Following extensive analysis by EASA, we have determined that the 737 MAX can safely return to service. This assessment was carried out in full
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> And, to be fair, I'm going to quibble, because the CP2102N chip they use for USB connectivity is likely a powerful CPU, more powerful than the Z80 It's a black box transceiver with no CPU functionality exposed. https:/&
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Military pilots would have superior manual flying skills and proven ability to stay calm and make the right decisions under highly stressful conditions. Unlikely that they will panic and become completely incompetent when something goes wro
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Of course you can use any car on the track for "a few" laps before the brakes fail. The point was that it won't have the endurance of a 911.
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There is a Corolla built for the track. Any other Corolla will completely fail within a few laps. https://www.toyota.com/grcorolla/
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> Porsche seems to build reliable stuff compared to their actual competitors which are Ferrari, Lotus, etc etc. Toyota comparisons are meaningless. That was my point
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Compared to what? A Toyota Corolla? Higher performance requires higher maintenance for any brand. In motorsport you will be frequently replacing parts as they are pushed to the limit. Compare a Porsche 911 versus Corolla on a track and see
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I tried the search term "fault-tolerant voter circuit NASA". The voter circuit itself is a single point of failure and I guess that NASA designed that to be fault tolerant. Figure 2 in this 1969 NASA report shows a TMR system with
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> the solution was chastisement and a public apology Not all gays are in favor of gay marriage. The solution was to let him have his political opinions, and simply agree to disagree, like adults.
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