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    Comment #44689797

    It's not because it's "hard". It's all about the nuisance created by human behavior. Calendar, DST, timezone, all the problems you never imagined can happen and can only be met in …

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    Comment #43978159

    Agree. I think all the AI stuff need to be removed. Are you seeing lots of open positions asking for people use AI to code? And if you are applying for VR, make resume VR oriented.…

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    Comment #35255920

    For windows, I like everything search https://www.voidtools.com/ It let you search all your files and folders instantly as long as they are ntfs partions, and there is no heavy bac…

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    Comment #30595427

    I used to use a firefox addon which have nice expression input and history. Firefox updates killed so many good addon, even yesterday the 97.0 is disabling my addon again. Now I ju…

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    Comment #30459589

    Intel will not get more favorable treatment from TSMC than AMD. - Intel compete with TSMC for foundry services - Intel try to get government subsidy by attacking TSMC's location, n…

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    Comment #30406651

    Another explanation might be dispose the old one before it was captured by other countries, otherwise the potential harm could be too great.

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    Comment #30264975

    Page 15 of statement_of_facts The only other significant deposit to the account was an approximately $11,000 U.S. Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) lo…

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    Comment #30235812

    A good ink jet for printing photos and greeting cards. Previously I had bad experience with ink jet being the ink keep drying up, and laser is always better for black and white. Ho…

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    Comment #27984398

    The disk could be simply transferred to another data center physically so they can move data faster/cheaper than transferring the data by internet.

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    Comment #27882946

    The headline is accurate because that's one subject of the lawsuit. If I'm understanding it correctly after skimming through the filing(read especially page 6 and 9): 1. the plaint…

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    Comment #26909357

    My setup is a little different but it's reliable and simple: Dell UltraSharp U3417W has built in usb hub. I can connect pc and laptop to this monitor and switch between them with m…

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    Comment #26518971

    There really should be a better way to map values. There are numerous functions in R for this, I believe there should be similar functions in Julia. Is that because Julia have good…

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    Comment #25672692

    Title aside, the purposed solution just - use Microsoft MRAN which did the heavy lifting of hosting archives - use date instead of version - install package automatically in first …

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    Comment #24261699

    It's funny. In China there used to be a time when high school students like to use rarely used Chinese characters, which are only similar to the intentional character in shape inst…

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    Comment #22409163

    I program mainly in R and I always use RMarkdown. I write extensively about question definition, notes, reference, exploration, different directions in RMarkdown. In the end if I e…

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    Comment #21664925

    With Rmarkdown you have 2 options, both have its own merits 1. save code and output separately, so you can save the output (but not comparing the output versions), or always genera…

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    Comment #20363015

    One reason dplyr was promoted is that you can connect to different server backend like sparkr, sql etc, which is the enterprise direction RStudio aiming at. In the other hand, data…

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    Comment #18655376

    Why are you keep using "Trend micro"? Did you realize that's a totally different company?

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    Comment #18530371

    How about putting cameras in train?

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    Comment #18410289

    In my opinion, the single most point in job seeking is to get feedback as much as possible, as early as possible. Consider these bad examples: sending many resumes and didn't get a…

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    Comment #18395714

    AMD's resources is limited and they selected a proper priority 1. CPU first, GPU next. as a break through in CPU side is easier than GPU side - just go with more cores with chiplet…

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    Comment #18395578

    There is an accuracy score in postgis tiger geocoder plugin. Usually a low value mean a pretty good match. Depend on address format and quality, 70-80% of addresses got a good matc…

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    Comment #18391324

    In case it's not known by everybody, you can geocode(maybe also reverse geocode, I didn't check) US addresses in batch with TIGER census data and PostGIS. It's not directly relate …

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    Comment #18274739

    Read with this Oct.18 news together: Intel Split Technology and Manufacturing Into 3 Divisions https://www.game-debate.com/news/25940/intel-split-technolog... As of this week, Inte…

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    Comment #18103377

    I'm not sure if author know about Shiny, it's basically same concept, write html GUI in R, serve with a web server. Shiny is quite mature, and I feel they have some good parts that…