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Comment #22361086
Yep. Sometimes you just have to realize you can't take certain paths in life. In my late 20s I can no longer become a race car driver or a pilot. When you're 33 and you have a 10 y…
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Comment #22345988
You can whine all you want, but the other option is not being in control of your own project and answering to someone else who is paying you. Grant writing sucks, but you control y…
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Comment #22323252
This is the exact opposite ruling from a judge on the same thing with Amazon. Law is a joke.
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Comment #22308862
3x3 pixels in a CNN isn't just 3x3 pixels though. As the layers get pooled together even though the sliding window stays the same size (3x3) it's moving over images that are gettin…
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Comment #22291195
They call those "general electives" and require you take like 9.
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Comment #22288901
No it's just going back to normal. Remember when you paid for tv and still watched ads?
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Comment #22288537
You're really bad at understanding what the article is about. My guess is you didn't read it.
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Comment #22281859
I do something similar to this but I use docs. It's nice because then I can edit it from anywhere.
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Comment #22278743
I don't think the answer of "I need to make money somehow" and then maliciously taking it from others makes it okay. That's like saying it's ok I mug someone because I need some mo…
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Comment #22278690
It's pretty simple at face value. You're interacting with a person instead of a screen, that's basically like a game where you try to "win" by getting the best price for all the st…
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Comment #22261891
See, I would think that it will do the opposite. As the poles heat up faster, it would lower the gradient between the hot waters in the equator and the cold waters at the poles tha…
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Comment #22255952
Yes it is. It's petty to cheat to elevate oneself above ones position, or knock someone else down below theirs. Even if it's about money. Especially when it's about money.
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Comment #22255807
Sometimes. But not every time. Critiquing someone's science is not one of those times.
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Comment #22236365
The only thing I have problems finding something that works is Google maps. As an Android user there are a few different options but Google did make a damn good maps app.
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Comment #22224034
Are you being obtuse on purpose? I'm glad you're not my manager. Of course that isn't what he is saying, he is saying why bother to change your management style of everyone for jus…
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Comment #22223875
Who is the audience for this blog? Developers that don't know how to buy a computer and install Linux? Lmao
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Comment #22158926
Why even bother posting links from websites offering no new details on stories everyone has heard already. Stop karma farming and go take a walk.
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Comment #22152541
Maybe this guy should lrn2computer and use BOTH monitors.
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Comment #22117831
Maybe try not spending 3x as much for a computer as you need to next time and you won't have this issue
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Comment #22106225
Sounds illegal
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Comment #22098366
It seems fairly obvious that linguistics is a very imprecise science, what field were you in that that statement offended you?... Was it linguistics?
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Comment #22091123
Surface tension is incredibly weak, very little nonuniform acceleration will break it.
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Comment #22084039
This. As a physics person turned machine learner, I've noticed the same thing. It's a lot easier getting funding and contracts from the DoD etc. as an academic then it would be to …
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Comment #22083964
It's also because those cities were complete dumpster fires a decade ago. Ever walked in downtown Atlanta? Every other street is a row of abandoned delapidated houses. It's easy to…