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Comment #18305557
> When you are super rich, you can travel to xxx countries and have legitimate, legal and safe sex with, eh, probably, much hotter woman. Why do you say xxx countries? It is not as…
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Comment #18290725
> The US is probably being the 'most honest' by simply saying we won't implement them. In China and India they would simply misreport their emissions and not pay the tax. Uhm, is t…
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Comment #18261946
> the literal Sanskrit meaning of Dravida which refers to Southern India. No, it doesn't refer to any geographical location. I urge you to go check your Sanskrit dictionary. http:/…
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Comment #18257472
> Dravidian which literally means Southern Indian No, that's a common misconception. The majority of people with Dravidian heritage now live in Southern India but there's no "liter…
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Comment #18257439
> existence of so called Dravidian people is just a theory uh, what? care to elaborate?
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Comment #17807173
> Were the slave traders all sociopaths? No. Just people who were willing to tolerate things being done to other people that they didn't care about. Sometimes even people they did …
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Comment #17636672
> Your example, while certainly a good one, is from 1943, rather late considering the empire would start shrinking and decolonizing in 45. Again, as mentioned, I gave the 1943 exam…
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Comment #17635980
> Specific details, citations? Winston Churchill. Even as recent as 1943. Churchill: Personally, I am not greatly concerned about Russian development in China. I would rather have …
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Comment #17632661
> were the Nazis and the Soviets to unite they would have canned the Americans a few times over Something about that analogy is off. In case we forgot, in the 1800s, the British we…
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Comment #17462568
> Didn't the British empire ban slaves and slavery on English soil at the start of the 19th century? Depends on your meaning and what dates. The British did NOT ban slavery "at the…
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Comment #17461544
> They try hard to let in disadvantaged kids I'd like to see proof of above with data. I think "they" want everyone to believe that they try hard to let in disadvantaged kids
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Comment #17455847
> I'm pretty sure it's always been very normal in Thai society. It is unclear which "it's" you are referring to. Group sex dealmaking or using group sex for bonding business partne…
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Comment #17389427
> OLPC did, and that had a lot of credible backing and resources OLPC had massive resources but it had such an arrogant "leader/founder", Nick Negroponte that it was doomed to fail…
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Comment #17330626
> the west invested in infrastructure in china. Do you have any evidence that this is true? As far as I can tell, China invested in infrastructure in China. "West" just buys produc…
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Comment #17321086
> the country’s future leaders won’t be 60% Asian huh? what? what scientific reason do you have for believing such a thing?
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Comment #16184083
"Despite his easy laugh and genial manner, he has the air of a man who fears the world is populated by blockheads and scoundrels." A valid fear.
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Comment #16156865
> They both killed the guy. A good way to check logic is to test the statements against other scenarios. > The guy lied with the intent to get heavily armed people to point guns at…
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Comment #15798678
> I feel most of these 'cultural prognosis' are generally just old racial prejudices being justified to fit whatever one sees. I think there's an element of truth to your statement…
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Comment #15798580
> When you're poor these honor systems may be all you have I think you're on to something there. I recall something from Steven Pinker's book on violence. " if I do something stupi…
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Comment #15703360
> The code is standard C/C++ with minimal dependencies so it should be buildable on even non-standard platforms. Linux is easy. Glad to hear that Rajat. Since it is easy as you say…
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Comment #15700177
> Looking forward to your feedback as you try it out. Thanks Rajat. We use typical Cortex-A9/A7 SoCs running plain Linux rather than Android. We would use it for inference. 1. Plat…
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Comment #15633277
I am curious what is the inference cost of doing this? How much memory and CPU performance does it take to run the trained network on each image captured by a camera. Are we talkin…
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Comment #15520028
> Australian men are two inches away from overt racism on one side, I used to have several Australian coworkers who were generally quite pleasant and easy to work with, but several…
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Comment #14883598
> I would guess a fair amount is just the whole alpha power dynamics thing. I think that's part of it. But there's also the effect that the Baltimore system/culture, the police, th…
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Comment #14444601
No mention of waterproofing, water resistance. That's the main thing I look for.