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by cupofpython 4y ago
> { "foo": "42", "bar": ["1", "2", "3"] } Good point, we could also expect {"foo": "42", "bar": "[1,2,3]"}. JSON does assume that the va
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by cupofpython 4y ago
Honestly, I dont see the issue with JSON. It is capturing user generated content. It's not that '43' is a logged as a string instead of an int - it is that '43' is the raw data in quotes. To me, that is the same s
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I believe a competitor would need to be such a better experience that by saying you are "googling" something, as in the common word for searching, an essence of the competitor is left out. If bing was successful at it, for example
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by cupofpython 4y ago
my take is that the big bottleneck in search is not the index or the search but in understanding what it is the user is searching for in the first place. that becomes a big can of worms very quickly, and starts to put into perspective some
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by cupofpython 4y ago
there absolutely is a quality to audio-based conversation that is lost when moving it to other mediums, but I agree with your sentiment and I sympathize. The speed at which words are said, inflections, tone changes, the general energy behi
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Please remember that we do not have a perfect litmus for every disease, especially rare diseases. And statistics nearly falls apart entirely when assessing a single individual. So although i agree there is potential.. I believe the potent
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>people would have to pay to unlock them see: Halo Infinite Want to be black? that will be $10 please
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this makes sense to me. If i custom design a planet for a game and unknowingly recreate a fringe planet from no man sky.. it really doesnt feel like copyright. or if i create a completely different procedural generation method for planets
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by cupofpython 4y ago
https://www.breastcancer.org/research-news/3d-mammos-outperf... https://www.cancer.org/cancer/breast-cancer/screening-tests-... Related articles on the subject. Something that should be kept
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~liability~
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I use an oral appliance. There were a lot of barriers to get it, and I had to coordinate between an orthodontist and a sleep specialist. CPAP is pretty streamlined already, so it is possible they targeted oral appliance first because it i
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Haha I know what you mean - but realistically all the government really needs to do is provide specification and fund it, while having the courts uphold its reliability. for example, Google could provide the service - but they would have to
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>or you're not paying enough this is not a negligible barrier. Sure you could argue that a business that isnt successful enough to hire for that expensive FTE maybe shouldnt exist at all, but a lot more is possible by being able to
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by cupofpython 4y ago
I agree with you, put support agents in the panopticon. You could go as far as to give them access to each others logs and enable a bounty system for reporting (verified) abuse anonymously.
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Yeah that would work, but like you said it is expensive - or at least it is a cost that doesnt exist in the current model and would need specific attention. And we cannot assume customer requests / issues are uniformly distributed - i
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It should be noted that this comes with significant (as in worth consideration, not necessarily huge) operations and logistical issues. Here's 3: * Balancing the assignment of users to appropriate agents * Less flexibility for agents
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if anything we are lacking a law. A law ensuring a government backed email system comparable to USPS for regular mail Just as the USPS allows for personal mailing, each person should be provided an email address that has unhindered access
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i partially disagree. I agree that formal philosophical axioms as we understand them are out of reach by puffs of smoke, since philosophy tries to begin from a place of as limited context as possible. I disagree that the lack of that form
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I dont think it is as hopeless as you think. There are only so many websites people actually use for human-created content. Those should be prioritized. There is still the issue of differentiating between bot blogs and human blogs but I&
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only listen to advice from people who sufficiently understand the context for which you need advice. be it from a stranger who has done what youre trying to do, or a close friend or family member who knows the nuances of your life rather w
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by cupofpython 5y ago
i believe youve answered your own question. IG has formally moved away from pictures in favor of Reels. This headline might be a direct reference to that
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by cupofpython 5y ago
very interesting! I am rather unfamiliar with quantum chromodynamics but I am going to enjoy the gauge theory rabbit hole
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at its core this thought is unsolvable from our current state within the universe Our reality exists because existence was possible. there are no contradictory rules to the way the universe functions. maybe for all abstract possibilities o
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by cupofpython 5y ago
Side question. I understand the positive and negative charges, but when we say "+1" or "-1" what are the units? I never understood that part. an electron is -1 and a proton is +1, but what makes them equal? Why /
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by cupofpython 5y ago
theoretically? it operates on smart contracts, so farmers pay it and it goes and does tractor things on their farm for them. It has no user access to its wallet, and the only way to regain human control of the tractor is with a factory res
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> since a tractor cannot enter a contract at all. this negates the "if we could" part of the hypothetical. I was assuming we live in a world with emancipated tractors capable of making deals (legally speaking), to emphasize th
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>Even if it made sense to give a deed to a tractor, no one would do it. I mean... we both know people would if they could, right? If a tractor approaches me with a QR code to a smart contract that will give me enormous money in exchange
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> I would never say that “web development” is not “software I had a feeling you might take this point of contention. I know I did not phrase it in the most sensitive way, but I was trying to highlight that his journey was different than
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Awesome to hear about the equity! only the taxes and interest of a mortgage are expense. if those are less than 1600, youve improved on renting. hell, I do not think you will find a rental for 4-5 people for less than 2600 near NYC anywa
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1. I did not overestimate, it still took you days. spreadsheet would be done monday night. sidenote: C# backend CRUD might be a very different market than what OP is looking at 2. this is true, but with kids there is also extra risk in ch

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