timomaxgalvin

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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
It's not always anti aspiration. It's knowledge that the school system isn't doing anything for them.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
I feel more tired after driving all day than reading all day.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
It's easy to make something work when the example goes from being out of the training data to into the training data.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Nothing comes close to Microsoft Excel. It's bizarre to be honest how bad the competition is in core business applications.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
You don't need a new ticket if you miss you transfer. You only have t be on time for the first train, which is probably waking distance in most cases.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
The point this it out because it is true of flying. It isn't true of trains. Most trains you can board up to the departure time. There no need to be there more than 5 minutes before. The also take you to the city centre, which is proba
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
The EU is not in a hole. The US is just doing very well.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
This is false. The EU I more harmonised that the US in terms l trade rules.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
I hate this app. Hopefully it gets nationalised.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Pakistan has better geography for solar.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Depends if the Chinese need a market to export to. The main issue with china is a reliance on exports and a declining population... All work and productivity is ultimately an enabler of consumption.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
He was also completely mental.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
That's not what the said. They said the opposite.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Not sure it has. It depends on European reaction.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Trump is a criminal. I think that is fact. Not sure it matters.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
I don't see this. France and UK have nuclear submarines. We need fewer boots on the ground interventions, not more.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
What examples do we have where US interventionism has been positive?
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
These are true, but it's not the reason it's so successful. It's the original agile, functional programming environment. Code iteration and basic testing is done in microseconds. I remember laughing very hard when someone exc
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
The distinction is about pedestrians being forced to use crossings. In the UK you can use them, but you can cross where you like if you want to.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
EVs are still on the early adopter phase. Things will get better, but I won't be buying one for the foreseeable.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Totally agree. There are really very few situations where people really want voice recognition. The main one is hands free controls when driving or for as a remote control for TV or music.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Voice recognition is still very poor and barely used.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
It's not a fine is it? They are just paying what they should have.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Taxation in Europe is much simpler and more certain than the US.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Somewhat hyperbolic.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Is porn benign?
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Most people want censorship.
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/how-...
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/how-...
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by timomaxgalvin 2y ago
Yes that's correct.

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