staticautomatic

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   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   This is silly and false. If there’s a good case that someone is willfully infringing your patent, lawyers will happily take the case on contingency.
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   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   How can air-gapped computers keep time well?
3. 453.▲
   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   The agreement can be voided.
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   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   Regrettably, the situation is more complex than simply having personal moral qualms about representing an alleged sexual assailant. In a jurisdiction without a shield law, the attorney rules of professional conduct may effectively require y
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   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   Be that as it may, the DoF is unavoidable unless every shot is insanely tight.
6. 456.▲
   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   Maybe, but crazy shallow DoF goes back at least to Kubrick famously shooting parts of Barry Lyndon at f0.7.
7. 457.▲
   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   Amica is the best!
8. 458.▲
   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   There were lots of contemporaneous historical records of Vikings made by the English.
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   by staticautomatic 5y ago

   Ideally, a psychometric test has a validity scale (e.g. the MMPI)
10. 460.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Except for rangefinders.
11. 461.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Except that rapid tests have high false negative rates…
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Carolina Gold is more of a medium grain. The Anson Mills recipes are quite good and worth a try.
13. 463.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I’d not pay and then sue if they took it to collections or counter sue if they took it to court.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I have a brand new X1 extreme through work. The on-board sounds crackles and the on-board mic was broken for MONTHS awaiting a software fix from Lenovo that only corrected the mic issue. That is to say…no.
15. 465.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Much simpler to just put Winnie the Pooh on the outfits.
16. 466.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Without the group, does this match abc at the start or def at the end?
17. 467.▲
    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    It’s more complex than this in practice because in a large organization you have a significant change management component to every process change, whereas automation of an existing process immediately frees up bandwidth even if the process
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    And yet that cost goes down when employers don’t pay for your office space…
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    It’s not exactly free of side effects, but a lot of the adverse affects on mood come from doing it when you already feel bad and from sleep deprivation.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I like that following the idiomatic pydantic/data class style in the fastapi docs really forces you down the OOP rabbit hole and puts some guardrails around your architecture (unlike flask, where you’re free to shoot yourself in the fo
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Silence is meaningful, but pretty awkward when not deliberate!
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    In the insurance world, sufficient efforts aren’t always sufficient to mitigate this kind of problem. In commercial wildfire risk and in municipal insurance (think police brutality cases), for example, precautionary prescriptions often aren
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    You’re a sales and onboarding startup and you haven’t learned yet that this isn’t how people want to buy or be onboarded? Good luck.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I once emailed the cognitive linguist and author George Lakoff out of the blue to ask him what he thought about this obnoxious rhetorical convention of putting things into “buckets” and he replied, attaching a paper he’d written about bucke
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Same thing happens with Amazon sellers.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I feel like “I am of the personal belief…” goes without saying on the internet.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    I think the answer must be an unequivocal yes, because there are people who exhaust all of their options for intervention and then kill themselves.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    SpaCy is pretty incredible evidence.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Have you ever read the documentation for that XML? It’s basically written in Zodiac cypher.
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    by staticautomatic 5y ago

    Perhaps a dumb question, but if we have some idea of where it was and its probable orbit back then, then why don’t we have some idea of where it is now?