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9y ago
I never do rolling stops. I've been in situations at night where, if I had done a rolling stop, I would have gently hit someone on a skateboard or bicycle. Some people completely ignore vehicles at crossings. It almost feels like they&
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Yeah, I wish my insurance had called me :( I can easily afford the $500 and I'm really grateful for that, but I feel like I was taken advantage of. How much did you pay in the end for Stanford ER?
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9y ago
The $500 I owe is JUST for hospital fees. I paid $550 total.
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I was recently billed $6500 for an MRI. I ended up being completely fine, but I'm really annoyed with what happened. An MRI is typically $500, but I went to UCLA's radiology facility because I was referred there by a UCLA speciali
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9y ago
Yep, I'm talking about the content. I use Swift and Objective-C, but I've consulted InterviewCake content for every other language except PHP at some point. The sample data structures and question answers are nice code samples whe
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9y ago
Happy customer since 2015. Any plans to add Go or Rust translations?
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9y ago
Just curious, how old were you during this period, and how old are you know?
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9y ago
I need 16GB because of lots of Chrome tabs + electron apps :(
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9y ago
It's more like saying you can't figure out what 13 times 14 is with access to a pen (or pencil) and paper.
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9y ago
>whereas even a shitty CS degree teaches you to program enough to be employable I met someone with a CS degree from Stanford who couldn't do a basic HTTP request in their main programming language (with access to Google / docum
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9y ago
Learn Mandarin and go to / stay on the west coast, where the majority of that extracted Chinese money is going
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Personally, any figure over 10% is high to me.
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>Can someone point to any situation in the past where the conclusion was "good thing the ads were less targeting to my interests!" You should be thinking more about the future.
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9y ago
How much physical cash would you have access to if banking/financial networks were no longer accessible?
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My assumption is that the firm(s) being paid for something like that have direct ties to management. Whether it's close friends or family members being thrown a huge bone, and, in some cases, having some of that money come back to the
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9y ago
What'd you learn in the bootcamp that (you believe) helped you get the role? And what was the application/interview process like?
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9y ago
I'd love to know what sort of ML/AI communities/forums/slacks/discords/whatever communities you participate in, since I'm interesting in joining some.
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> It's also a bit magical to think that switching to single payer in the USA would result in savings >There is no reason to believe that costs would go down without massive price controls (and thus, shortages/rationing) He d
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9y ago
Clicking 'No thanks' stops it from re-appearing for me. Yeah, bad design. The app is still great. It lets you take screenshots that float on top of your desktop (like stickies), and can be resized and annotated.
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9y ago
>I wish the people who answer this question are people that are current deep learning engineers or data scientist that use deep learning in real world settings There simply aren't very many people in those roles because the number o
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9y ago
I'd like to recommend Snappy. http://snappy-app.com/ I can't live without it ever since I first tried it. I really hope Apple either buys them or sherlocks them (preferably the former). Either way, I want the func
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Do you still exercise? I personally think that the biggest part of feeling more tired with aging is that people just stop exercising. Not exercising less, just completely stopping, because you get caught in a cycle of being too tired from w
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Also to counter the fact that bike lanes are geared towards the young, cycling is a physical activity that you can partake in well into old age.
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>they didn't want to work the hours Sadly, that could still fall under what I said.
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>What exactly does it mean to "lack energy" and to "drain energy" from other people? Yeah, it's annoying that she's forcing readers to interpret that. I would guess that she means that they weren't able
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>I'm sorry but if your product can be easily copied by Facebook, you don't really have a product. Most things can be easily copied if you throw enough money and developer hours at it
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9y ago
As a mobile developer, I'm guiltily reassured by articles like this
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9y ago
Ahh, could you recommend any specific neighborhoods? I'm starting to seriously consider Kansas City, coincidentally enough.
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9y ago
At what point do you think that the interests of citizens who don't own property supersede the interests of those who do?
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>There is a limited supply of housing and they have no interest in building more. Who is "they"?
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