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libso
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Comment #39064290
Now tell us where to find the ladder with all the steps in order.
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Comment #25103036
Google photos is one of the worst among the lot. It is Apple of photo apps. Very little user control. No way to manually tag stuff or name stuff. The only reason I use it is for th…
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Comment #24353894
On a related note, how do I block Google from showing me the Answer blurb when I search for something, especially on desktop browsers?
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Comment #23975965
Principal is L7. No way they make millions unless they are exceptional Principals and get discretionary pay.
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Comment #23283715
Chill everyone. Ammon didn't mean to betray anyone's trust. He just executed public profiles feature very poorly and compared them to profiles on anonymous platforms which was naiv…
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Comment #22889299
Any use this with Jira? Do you recommend?
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Comment #21807727
It is less to do with Google investing in GCP offerings than their investment in general in Operating Systems and their sheer quality of engineers.
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Comment #21805067
How is the level mapping between various companies decided?
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Comment #21753919
And the site is down.
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Comment #21140634
# of users of Duo calling app is small and tending to zero. It is laughable to think that MS would name it Duo for this negligible benefit.
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Comment #19567400
Facebook sure as hell won't create such a tool. If you do, open source it and I shall use it for sure.
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Comment #19381158
Purely from a search quality and end user experience stand, I'd choose Google or Bing over ddg. I have given ddg a shot for over a couple of months. But I found myself using other …
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Comment #19089971
The Fellowship of the Ring. JRR Tolkein "Frodo: I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened. Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times, but that is n…
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Comment #19054429
What's missing in most of the weather services is the recent history forecast vs observation.
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Comment #18589320
That doesn't prevent shit. These companies have invested far more man power to track you than you have to protect yourself. They can use a variety of methods to still track you. An…
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Comment #18392297
Geez, do people sue for anything in America?
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Comment #18201609
One the face of it, it does look like the memory pointed by streamP leaks. Unless build () kept another pointer to be used in the destructor.
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Comment #18124041
Thanks for the constructive response to someone who cannot look beyond facebook.com. I think this OP's expletive is more appropriate to some applications of FB's AI research and to…
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Comment #18123987
At the least, this is funny.
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Comment #18123942
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PyTorch Based on Torch initially developed by now VP AI @ Nvida. For some reason they don't tend to publicize much directly. I have observed that with…
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Comment #18123878
Fair enough.
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Comment #18123729
Since tensorflow has released eager execution a while ago, did you ever consider switching back to TF for your course (or have a version of it)?
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Comment #18123692
They are the creator of pytorch and have a team dedicated to drive its development. They implicitly own it.
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Comment #16851706
An independently powered external HDD connected to your PC can also wake it up. I had this problem as well but haven't found a solution that doesn't stop me from using my current s…