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a9entroy
2y ago
Can also please add a license. I would love to give this a try if it has an MIT license.
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4y ago
He has been caught of cheating online. Where you just open a new window and follow engine moves. Or you have a friend sitting beside you giving engine moves. In his over-the-board match, he didn't have a laptop. He didn't have a f
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4y ago
That's not a complete analogy tho. Everyone knows Hans cheated in the past. But Magnus is going beyond that and saying that Hans cheated in the over-the-board game against him. Coming back to your analogy. So now imagine this person su
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5y ago
Because YouTube is doing it at the behest of the public. People voted in representatives that brought laws that force YouTube to do this. Your outrage is misplaced. You think YouTube has any incentive in this? If it were up to YouTube they
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5y ago
Anyone who is living in India knows that cases are severely underreported in India. Government is publishing statistics saying city a has x covid deaths in a day. But crematoriums are seeing 10-20x body bags. You don't even have to bel
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6y ago
You're not the audience. I think art has always been a game of finding something unique in the sea of mainstream. If there were 50 other artists who made art similar to Pollock, he would never have achieved this fame. I'm sure you
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6y ago
I'd like to buy this. Where can I send the $50 million?
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6y ago
I don't agree. Millions (maybe even billions) of people user their devices and the country absolutely should regulate their systems. As an extreme example imagine if Apple tomorrow said that all apps have to pay a 95% cut instead of a
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6y ago
> You cannot send power to the camera without also sending power to the LED, which will in turn cause the LED to light up. Unless the LED is broken, in which case you will know because it will never light up. You make multiple assumptio
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6y ago
That's not what incognito mode is. It literally says on the first page when you open incognito window. People want to skip reading technical details when provided but then get angry when a company does the exact thing they warned about
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6y ago
(Trying to act devil's advocate) Google is a publicly listed company. Members of the public, either directly or indirectly partially own Google. Google has a duty towards its shareholders. Isn't that some accountability? I know
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6y ago
It's hard to take an action. Google cares about recall right now to avoid liability. In theory it could be easily solved by lowering the threshold which will certainly improve precision. But you know what that will also do? It will low
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6y ago
What will breaking up Google accomplish? I think the individual orgs inside Google already act as separate businesses. So they are already split internally.
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6y ago
Firing someone because they didnt obey your order to break the law is not duress?
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6y ago
I would highly prefer https://thieve.co/ over this. * It's not a newsletter that's gonna spam your email every day * It has a website interface. So you can visit the website whenever you are looking to buy somethi
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7y ago
You are wrong. The message doesn't read anything like that. It says that the battery needs replacement and they explain it like this: > "When a battery gets closer to the end of its lifespan, the amount of charge and the abilit
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7y ago
Maybe, but that wasn't the original argument I replied to. To your argument I would say that Stadia is not the "Netflix for games". So I don't see why you expect to pay $10 and play any game you want like Netflix does.
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7y ago
Doesn't that also apply to Netflix? If Netflix shuts down (and there is a real chance of that), what will happen? People will lose all those TV shows and Movies forever.
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8y ago
https://nostalgic-css.github.io/NES.css/
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8y ago
I'm gonna disagree with you on that. Numerous times have I filled a form only to press the back button by mistake. Some websites just log you out if you press the back button.
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8y ago
https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode
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8y ago
Advantages: * It looks very pretty (arguably). The window theme is aesthetically very good looking. Some might prefer Gnome's look. * It is "fast". I found it to be faster than Ubuntu in terms of normal actions like opening a
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8y ago
Which company would that be?
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8y ago
You can disable Javascript ... if your time has no value.
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8y ago
I mostly code in Python. Debugging on VSCode is a nightmare. Especially if you're debugging large matrices in numpy or PyTorch. VSCode just hangs if you try to evaluate large matrices. PyCharm on the other hand works like a breeze. Not
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8y ago
Lifesaver, you are.
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9y ago
Wow. After all these years of taking steps backwards, finally 100 steps forward.
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9y ago
> A lot of the things Google does are for the protection of the users themselves "..those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”
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Is React Fiber ready yet? – All tests now passing
(isfiberreadyyet.com)
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10y ago
Indian logic, in a nutshell.
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