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evanrich
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Comment #37018460
Doesn’t have to be within, will visually select the contents of the first quotes on the line!
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Comment #31719268
I am not sure “so what” equates to “why” in my mind. “Why” tells the cause of the “what”. “So what” explains the reason one should care about the “what”.
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Comment #28447882
Agreed. It’s been fine during covid because I have barely left the house. The times I have it has not performed well battery-wise. Will be looking to bump size next round.
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Comment #28149044
Mask opinions are not a protected class
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Comment #28062835
This is correct yeah
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Comment #28054116
For 1, no example really comes to mind, but i guess there could be cases where a service went from publishing an event with all of its related data, then split into a service where…
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Comment #28045652
Like others have said, it is just one tool in the tool box. We used Kafka for event-driven micro services quite a bit at Uber. I lead the team that owned schemas on Kafka there for…
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Comment #27962677
> I would never buy a Tesla because I see better options in the EV space Out of curiosity, who do you see as a better option and why?
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Comment #27703116
And would kill a lot of low margin businesses right?
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Comment #27702129
Does the FDA have to approve it for American NGOs to distribute it internationally? Definitely would make more of a difference to African and India
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Comment #27496607
I don’t understand the irony
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Comment #27376025
I think in a recent gates documentary they were planning on building a dozen of these in china for economies of scale. They specifically didnt choose the US because they would not …
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Comment #27176732
Would eth2.0 have a significantly higher txs/mwh? I have read 99% reduction in some places. Seems well positioned to top this list.
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Comment #26483013
Does anyone who has done the previous iteration of this course have any takeaways? I am interested in working through it and would be interested in the last class saw it as time we…
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Comment #26364362
Same question here. I have been a bit disappointed in the portability of my similar background to problems like energy, climate, and biochem.
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Comment #26337139
Usually you get a 4 year grant that vests monthly or weekly or whatever over the four years. You get one of those every year, so after 4 years you have 4 stacked vesting bonuses, w…
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Comment #25167274
I fully agree here. I am working through Deep Learning for Coders now. I have created several errors as I am implementing chapters, but the coding style of fastai makes in impenetr…
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Comment #23897460
For me, it has kind of broken HN’s comment sections. I find myself jumping to the bottom of longer comments to look for “btw, this comment was written by gpt3”. To me it seems like…
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Comment #22480440
Slack is an example
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Comment #18159388
Except it was republicans and it was last year: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/04/06/us/politics/g...
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Comment #6898980
I am in the same boat as you. People who love it are crazy about it. I started it on a plane flight and the guy next to me chatted my ear off about how it changed his life for 20 m…
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Comment #6867020
It seems to me that these articles are talking about different sorts of jobs. They are both quoting the same numbers, but choose to use different application for those numbers. I w…
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Comment #6829107
Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen paint a pretty scary picture for drones in their book The New Digital Age. They predict a similarity between how terrorists and guerrilla warriors use …