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by zaat 6y ago
I don't see how this misses anything, weight as progress criteria isn't wrong because of assembly time but due to the effect of added weight
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by zaat 6y ago
This is simply not true, unfortunately. I run a Fedora system for more than ten years, and during this period updates shoved into my system tons of unwanted stuff. I still prefer the system to the alternatives, but let me tell you, there is
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by zaat 6y ago
In two days. I feel like a failure
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by zaat 6y ago
No you are not weird, you are the standard, and that's why you are likely to have no difficulties to get your favorite keyboard at comfortable price in the foreseeable future. The weird ones are us, the custom mechanical keyboard enthu
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by zaat 6y ago
This is not what gray market is. The issue is with distributors in low price markets braking their contracts by exporting products to high price markets. This hurts the manufacturer as well as customers in low price markets.
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by zaat 6y ago
By hybrid cloud they mean Red Hat. If it doesn't work out the crisis will impact much more than IBM.
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by zaat 6y ago
Let me guess, you have no children of your own, right?
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by zaat 6y ago
Parent was actually referring to write as you speak, not reading. It is true that if you happened to know French well, and you are familiar with the language writing conventions you can read the language just fine, but that's tautology
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by zaat 6y ago
The rule was "write as you speak". There are some words in French where the rule apply, "avec" for example, but they are the exception.
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by zaat 6y ago
Bonjour Monsieur, la langue française veut vous parler.
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Object Detection with Deep Learning: RCNN, Anchors, Non-Maximum-Suppression(medium.com)
1 points by zaat 6y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 6y ago
Surely the option to have tabs organized vertically on the side of the windows instead of stuck crowded to uselessness on top can be considered as a technical merit.
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by zaat 6y ago
While I'm preety deep in the camp of those who don't want or let google save their history, I didn't stop caring about managing my own information, I just gave up. The amount of info I'm processing today is on a differen
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Josephine Cochrane, inventor of the first commercially successful dishwasher(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zaat 6y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 6y ago
Sure is, the VP is VP of Marketing and he puts the expenses under media research or something, and they put the whole company CRM data into Mongo or Elastic on AWS with no auth, open to the whole internet to see. And sadly that's more
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by zaat 6y ago
All and all very interesting, however, some of strongly stated opinions in the article lack justifications and that's pity. I don't mean that the author is wrong, just that he is stating his opinions strongly as facts, for an inst
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by zaat 6y ago
> On the other hand though rather than just outlaw this behaviour entirely they've chosen to try to mitigate the worst effects and whose fault is that? That's the fault of reality. Disable this today and big chunks of the world
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by zaat 6y ago
Yes they can. There's a name for that: shadow IT. All of a sudden you realize that the annoying engineers have stopped annoying you not because they become better people, but because they got the credit card of some VP and got their ow
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by zaat 6y ago
No hard feelings. The (relative) popularity of my comment tells me I stroke a common pain point here. I guess the solution for this problem worth a fortune.
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by zaat 6y ago
https://violentmetaphors.com/2013/09/08/an-example-of-how-to... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23383599 It is a demonstration of the author's guide of how to read scientific papers
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by zaat 6y ago
As someone who rarely submits anything, it can be pretty disappointing on those rare occasions when I do try post something I found interesting and see it failing to invoke any interest whatsoever. Than again, I just published two days ago
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by zaat 6y ago
This statement conflicts sharply with my anecdotal experiences from today. Went to the grocery store, the cashier tells the woman before me that she doesn't believe in the whole thing, its a conspiracy against the people and it needs i
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How to read a vaccine safety study: an example (2013)(violentmetaphors.com)
7 points by zaat 6y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 6y ago
> 3 year old hardware is still very new by Linux standards I agree, and hence my claim - Linux have excellent support for the hardware it supports, but in general it is not lagging behind Windows in that dimension due to restricted acces
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by zaat 6y ago
I wouldn't say Linux has better hardware support than Windows. When your hardware is properly recognized and supported by Linux than yeah, I do feel it operates much better, more stable and have more knobs. However, not all hardware wo
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by zaat 6y ago
I don't know about Gmail, but I once accidentally hit unsubscribe on a Yandex mail account I use solely for getting mails from mailing lists and it unsubscribed me immediately, no questions asked, and without any way to undo. I tried r
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by zaat 6y ago
This does look interesting, but it requires much more permissions and personally I hesitate to grant those for any non-monitored extension.
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by zaat 6y ago
Can we have the option of not showing the removed results? Or maybe just show small notification on top "some results were removed by Wiper, click here to show them"? Otherwise some search results might still be plagued with offen
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by zaat 6y ago
experts-exchange.com
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by zaat 6y ago
Thank you so much for this. Was looking for something similar, found only solutions that were dependent on extensions I didn't want to install due to privacy/security reasons.

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