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Comment #35172353
Qt publishes opensource versions a year after the commercial LTS release due to an agreement with KDE. 5.15.8 is the most recent opensource version available at https://download.qt…
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Comment #28775257
YYYY.MM.DD or YYYY-MM-DD is unambiguous if you would like to improve it.
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Comment #18487777
While true, as a parent of someone with a life-threatening milk allergy, I can tell you that even this seemingly minimal outcome were able to be reproduced with consistency, it wou…
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Comment #16529979
You and the author are both suggesting that improvements in jobs for women raise the opportunity cost of having large families, yet you are framing it as a refutation.
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Comment #16072293
https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/tree/r1.5/tensorflo... > Eager execution is an experimental interface to TensorFlow that provides an imperative programming style (à la Num…
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Comment #15485739
Regardless of whether you doubt it, it is an accurate claim. I remember following the development in real time, having used AMQP and ZeroMQ during 2007-2010. I am not doubting that…
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Comment #13305501
I think they are assuming that some type of social security will be included to make up the difference of that. If I go to ssa.gov's quick calculator and type information correspon…
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Comment #13141282
Shouldn't this have a (2011) tag added to the title?
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Comment #9626986
Titan Z can do 8 teraflops. From the Top500 List - June 2001, the #1 system at Lawrence Livermore could do R(max) 7 teraflops and R(peak) 12 teraflops. I now see that I missed the …
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Comment #8999725
The difference is exponential. 1 quaternary digit can encode twice as much information as 1 bit, yes. But 2 digits can store 16 possible combinations, whereas 2 bits can store 4. X…
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Comment #8204278
The algorithm for generating chords does seem to work very well for simple songs, and at least makes a good stab at more complicated songs, for the guitar-driven songs I tried. In …