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Abundnce10
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Comment #35781697
I live in Washington (a couple hours from Vancouver). Should I apply or are you only looking for Canadian residents?
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Comment #33362124
I loved the tour! You did an amazing job. I thought I should pass along that I found a misspelling. You wrote "sarcophaus" instead of "sarcophagus" in the text within the King's Ch…
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Comment #27811622
I love these ideas! I've always wanted to do home automation stuff but I worry about sending data to outside parties. Do you happen to know if Home Assistant monitors the things yo…
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Comment #25128213
> Articles like this strike me as propaganda. You can believe that covid 19 is real and covid 19 is deadly but still be against lock downs, despite what the propaganda would have y…
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Comment #22185325
How does Capital One give back 2% on all purchases? They must be monetizing purchase data as well, right?
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Comment #22110968
I've been thinking about setting up a backup for my Mac for a while now. How long does it usually take to scan your folders during a backup?
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Comment #20043512
From the article: The Neptunian Desert is the region close to stars where no Neptune-sized planets are found. This area receives strong irradiation from the star, meaning the plane…
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Comment #19486645
The Capital One Venture Rewards card gives me 2% back on all purchases (I'm in the US). It comes with a $60 per year fee. So, if I spend more than $3,000 on the card over the cours…
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Comment #19425434
All I really want to do is allow calls through to my phone that are stored in my contacts. If they're not in my contacts, I'd prefer not to be notified and have it sent to voicemai…
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Comment #17103077
Don't hesitate to try the API out by pasting some examples to the white box on the site and pressing the "Try it out!" button, it's interactive Sweet, I didn't realize it was inter…
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Comment #17087322
Very cool! It sounds like you followed a similar approach that the NY Times used in their recipe parsing approach, correct? How does your API handle ingredients with multiple optio…
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Comment #17078871
This method dramatically improves over previous approaches to text classification, and the code and pre-trained models allow anyone to leverage this new approach to better solve pr…
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Comment #16869309
But will it allow me to block all calls from 604-232 and 604-234 that are not in my contacts? Because I've noticed a similar trend where I get calls from numbers that begin with th…
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Comment #16757423
Which translation of Arabian Nights do you have? I've been wanting to read it for a few years now but haven't got around to it. I think this will the next book I read. Any suggesti…
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Comment #16495204
I think you're right. Did you happen to open-source your code from the hackathon? I'd love to take a look at your approach if you don't mind.
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Comment #16494700
I have a new project at work: I need to take in a free form text of recipe ingredients (e.g. "1/2 cup diced onions", "two potatoes, cut into 1-inch cubes", etc.) and build a progra…
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Comment #16476977
Why?
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Comment #16476548
> They become less agreeing to western values after spending years in US. (I am one of those examples myself) Can you explain which values you're referring to and why you don't agr…
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Comment #15820981
> I far, far prefer emergent complexity than that kind of explicitly designed complexity. Can you recommend any games?