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by throw20102010 7y ago
Amazon needs to stop with inventory comingling. They know it and refuse to stop, so they are culpable. I'm sure it would hurt their logistics to stop, but it also hurts cigarette companies to not advertise to children and we made tha
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by throw20102010 7y ago
I can't help you with the why some SD cards are short lived, but if you want a longer lasting SD card, try the "endurance" versions. Most of the big brands have a version. They are a bit more expensive, but promise 25x th
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by throw20102010 7y ago
1. Your previous comment only mentioned PlaidML. 2. The parent comment was about translating existing code written in CUDA to be used on an AMD GPU, not about developing new software- if it were about developing new software, they'd
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by throw20102010 7y ago
“with only a primitive GPS to indicate the right direction” ... so these kids are more at risk of being kidnapped than they are of getting lost. I’ll admit that I think it’s a bit weird to make kids walk home in the night, but the author do
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by throw20102010 7y ago
PlaidML is not what most people want. PlaidML is pretty much only for neural network based machine learning, plus it's primarily a backend for models written in Keras. But it is an option for the narrow use case of neural networks. C
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by throw20102010 7y ago
In this case Iran denies that it lost a drone so it couldn't be an act of war. You have to admit to getting shot before retaliating. Also, we have seen multiple manned aircraft shot down during the Syrian civil war from multiple count
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Yes, mostly just analytics and standard fare from all websites. For the most part, it's just the regular "Share on Facebook/Twitter/Etc." buttons that you see all over the internet. All of the social media have tr
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Yes. For those not familiar, KyoAni is not a "huge" studio, in that it usually only produces one show per season, and often none at all. They are highly respected due to the shows that they do make are very high quality (the ani
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by throw20102010 7y ago
It might be misleading, but it's not uncommon. Apple MacBook Pros have thermal throttled at high loads for the past several years. It has throttled for so long that reviewers were surprised that the latest version seems to be using a
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by throw20102010 7y ago
It's not false. You can't send an action potential down a motor neuron connected to a muscle without a reaction from the muscle. Do not confuse the neurons in your brain (which generate new connections all the time) with motor n
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by throw20102010 7y ago
You missed the point. You don't need to live a long life to be happy. That's you trying to impose your worldview on other people. A lot of people confuse things that are correlated with being happy with things that make you happ
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by throw20102010 7y ago
See my reply to dagenix in this thread. You have discovered the point.
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by throw20102010 7y ago
I could have easily included myself in my above list of anecdotes. But more importantly, look at all the "harmful" things I listed. My mom interacts with her friends. An old lady slows down a group of people. A kid gets in tro
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by throw20102010 7y ago
A lot of these things are assuming a traditional model of well-being (that being fit and smart and long lived makes you happier). This is stuff that doctors say I need , but I don't actually need them like air and water. What if o
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by throw20102010 7y ago
It only hurts kids as much as it hurts everyone else. My 60 y/o mom is on social media for hours per day. That's harmful. My 80 y/o grandma plays Pokemon Go four hours per day, which we initially thought was good because it
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Full speed USB-C allows for high-bandwidth and easy to plug in. It's a pretty good connector if you don't need severe weather resistance. Using off the shelf hardware saves time for the scientists to develop more meaningful parts
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by throw20102010 7y ago
In the asteriods demo ( https://youtu.be/5Z5aZK2C3ew?t=711 ) the only reason his fingers aren't moving a bunch is because the hand is flat on the table and the table is pushing back. You can see his fingers twitch while
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by throw20102010 7y ago
The CTRL-kit, which is the "real" product they have, uses electromyography, which needs muscle activation to work, so something must twitch at a minimum to send a signal. A good interface may enable controlling multiple things at
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by throw20102010 7y ago
A key aspect for me will be whether Neuralink can enable brain control interfaces that don't require sending signals to muscles. A key example that falls short is CRTL-labs' armband. I've seen a few demos that allow you to &
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by throw20102010 7y ago
I haven't tried it, but I would make a somewhat educated guess to say, no. Not that it can't be done, but that it probably isn't as easy to get the reaction going as regular thermite. Thermite made from aluminum and iron c
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Not GP, but his education in Switzerland clarifies the fact that the leadership does not believe the propaganda they give to their populace. Kim is very aware that the promise of better living conditions is not a "lie manufactured by
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by throw20102010 7y ago
The way you say it kind of understates the difficulty. It is straightforward to image a large enough satellite if you know where it is going to be. I have even snapped a picture of the ISS with a hobby telescope and a cell phone mount. I
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by throw20102010 7y ago
What I find most amazing about this isn't the image (although it's pretty cool), it's the fact that a bunch of amateur astronomers[1] can locate a satellite in space with no help- even after the satellite makes an unannounced
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by throw20102010 7y ago
80C is warm, but not life-threatening to the chip. I'm not sure, but it may start to throttle at this temperature, as previous versions did throttle at 80C. So cooling is helpful, but not required (Apple ran inadequate cooling in the
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Both the USA and UK provide legal aid for poor people even if the procedures are different. If you cannot afford a solicitor, the government will help you pay for one, but they probably won't be the best. In both countries rich peopl
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by throw20102010 7y ago
You can use it at stock speeds with passive cooling, but you can also use it at below stock speeds (just change the numbers in the tutorial). The main benefit not being cooling, but lower power consumption. Lowering speeds is fine, but un
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by throw20102010 7y ago
Sure, he puts the required disclaimers about respect in the beginning so that way he doesn't get accused of being hateful. But then he accuses RStudio of doing "an end run around the core R leadership team," and that what th
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by throw20102010 7y ago
It’s right on this issue, but the Tidyverse is a collection of packages, and most are speedy. Discussing the rare case that supports an argument but neglecting the numerous others that do not support it is the definition of cherry pickin
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by throw20102010 7y ago
I think he’s exaggerating the effect of some of these claims. People who “grew up” learning R+Tidyverse will discriminate against non-Tidyverse users? Give me a break. You are either an advanced or competent or novice R user. You either
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by throw20102010 7y ago
In your original comment you never mention bank bailouts. A far more appropriate comparison would be the more recent bailouts of US automakers in which the TARP loans were all repaid. Granted, the partial ownership of the companies that

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