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Unpartial: Building Fake News Detection for AI, Powered by AI
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11y ago
Jump to 57.10 However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodil
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AWS and Zombies
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12y ago
Vikram Chandra makes a lot of great points. He definitely is not a "hack first" kind of guy. I am of the opinion you build, then you re-build to be supportable, then you rebuild to be sustainable. That doesn't always go over
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Most Code Is an Ugly Mess. Here’s How to Make It Beautiful
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12y ago
The main thing is this ""We hold that when employees must use their personal cell phones for work-related calls, Labor Code section 2802 requires the employer to reimburse them. Whether the employees have cell phone plans with unl
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California Court Tells Employers to Pay Part of Employees’ Cell Phone Bills
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Court Ruling Could Bring Down BYOD
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12y ago
The author takes the analogy beyond the logical conclusion. The saying is simply meant to say "there are things that you can't make happen faster than one person can do them". There are corollaries that we used at Microsoft.
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12y ago
May not, not does not. Correlation and causation can be implied if you have a control. Or if you can rule out external factors. Saying it does not is not accurate. The parrot wakes and sleeps with the sunrise and sunset. Does the Parrot Cau
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12y ago
RPG has a significantly lower install base, and I would say it is mostly dead.
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12y ago
There is still great pay if you are an AS/400 guru. About 3 years ago I interviewed for a job where I would be maintaining code which was running on an AS/400 running in System 36 emulation mode. The code had been certified by the
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12y ago
OR not AND? Man I guess if I have to choose I'll choose to use it as a key, and pick my room via my laptop. Now if you could use the smartphone to do both, You might be able to choose the room to have keys to, even if that room was not
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12y ago
Baidu will have to go from copy cat to innovator to make this work. Right now Baidu is missing a differentiatior that shows how it is better. Unlike T-Shirts that you can find a market for knock-offs search engines are free to the end user
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12y ago
Interesting read, especially since today you might be called a "towel head". I find in my day to day interactions that these days Blacks are less discriminated against than many others, but it seems it is now less about color and
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12y ago
Lasers work well for Projectors in terms of brightness, and Size. There are some downsides though since you don't get the same viewing angle that you do with standard projection. The reflection off of the screen tends to bounce back al
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12y ago
Google doesn't play that way. It revels in demoralizing as a means of encouraging others to step of their game. This is not Microsoft that got rid of their Peer Review system to make people feel good about things rather than pushing th
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12y ago
Having worked in a Hebrew School I get that Nimrod was a hero, but in most of the world Nimrod is an insult. While "rust" is typically not a positive thing, it does imply 'aged' which can be a good thing in a programming
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12y ago
The author doesn't seem to say anything accurate. This isn't going to be 5.7. My understanding is that since there is something that is not this that is 6.x and that since this would be a major rev that this is more likely to be 7
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12y ago
Thanks for the info, I don't do much Apple. I shared because I think it is worth hearing the claims even if I don't share the author's view.
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12y ago
"But even if Swift remains an Apple-only thing, it’s impact could be greater than any other language that has sprung up in recent years, and it may achieve mass adoption faster than any language in modern history. " I don't e
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Why Apple’s Swift Language Will Instantly Remake Computer Programming
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12y ago
This is all to common. I am currently in a not an entirely dissimilar situation. What I have learned from it I would tell anyone working at a Startup. When your grant comes due make them give it to you. Get a lawyer then if need be. Now to
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12y ago
I agree, I was trying to keep the math simple, and give some play for bigger peaks. An ad network is another great example of where this would be tiny numbers. And with Ads more than Analytics you have to be aware of Race Conditions, and ha
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12y ago
6 Billion Clicks is not the hard part, Storing analytics for those clicks is. Though this is a pittance compared to what Google, or Adobe serve with their analytics. I don't know enough about how "realtime" Bitly is. Handling
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12y ago
My bad. I don't farm anymore, and am out of date. 2009 they changed the rules. Previously you could use Arsenic in Organic farming. http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/reregistration/organic_arsenical...
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12y ago
The health benefits of Organics are often less about the process and more about the seeds. Heirloom tomatoes as an example tend to be smaller, and squishier, and more flavorful. The smaller means you can't produce as many per acre. The
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You reiterate the point. It stays in the system longer. Also, length of time and ease of test is not the same. Breathalyzer's are under $5 to produce and use just breath. No test for THC exists that doesn't require a more substant
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Years may have been a stretch. Looks like 7 days has been shown in a lab, and the CDC thinks weeks. http://healthland.time.com/2013/09/17/one-toke-many-hits-exe... http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/
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12y ago
No, but easily defined rules about how long between a drink and the surgery is. Just like pilots. You can drink and be a pilot, just not 8 hours before. How long you have a high varies wildly, and under stress old highs can come back. Edit
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