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Comment #40948802
The parent wasn't arguing he should come back but saying that "defected" is not the correct word. The correct phrase is probably "took asylum."
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Comment #39278351
Ah yes, because they blocked porn sites in the safari browser and default hosts files, right? Or maybe they don't have control of those?
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Comment #37163510
As someone that's been looking into it, it's not just for the Gaggia. It's also for some Silvia models and they have a small list of others that people have gotten it to work for. …
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Comment #37062696
supremacists
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Comment #36989482
A lot of the foundational papers in NLP were written like this too. Clear and concise without grandiose overstatements. Dana Angluin comes to mind.
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Comment #36789176
I don't know if I agree with the premise: > People are terrified of parsers and parsing But this implementation of a reduced feature set version of .ini file parsing does not convi…
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Comment #36638081
Because if they don't have their own vehicle then prices will rise for using uber/lyft/taxis.
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Comment #36356129
I didn't downvote you; I think you make a reasonable, albeit exaggerated, point. I think it's also important to look through the lens that a lot of things linux supports are revers…
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Comment #36355155
Your Reddit posts absolutely can have personally identifying information and therefore are subject to GDPR.
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Comment #36315211
Yeah, an open source architecture sounds like it could be a game changer for the SBC market
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Comment #36314883
Is RISC-V any more efficient than arm?
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Comment #34806160
That's a tiring argument that's reiterated every time teacher pay is involved. Most teachers also don't get the luxury of working 9-5, they have to do additional planning and gradi…
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Comment #34732028
If I were to try to do this without symlinks, maybe I'd try mount
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Comment #34724054
Definitely. Quirks like this are also what makes AI difficult.
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Comment #34723697
The people I know that like it use artificial and the people that won't try it use fake.
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Comment #34723079
Have you been around people who say "fake meat?" Every time I've heard it, it was said derisively and implied fraudulent meat.
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Comment #34534379
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
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Comment #34344225
I think Windows comes with nmake
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Comment #34248880
On Windows, win+number will open the item in the number position in your bottom bar. I rarely use it for the same reason as you.
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Comment #34093811
They also complained about pyrex not being durable because they dropped it. My pyrex has lasted 2 decades of use and I think it's an example of a durable product.
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Comment #34093359
I had the same gear fail. It's called a worm gear and is, indeed, intended to fail before damaging the other gears. They're much cheaper if you buy a non-oem part. I bought one fro…
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Comment #33450350
You guys seem to be more informed than me since I didn't use the pebble. Do you know how the pinetime compares?
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Comment #33371324
I currently use no-ip free tier for this. My only complaint with no-ip free is that I have to login and verify that I am still using it after a while. Does Duck DNS do this too?
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Comment #33250218
A lot of the items described are problems in ontologies