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mamon
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Comment #26806105
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Comment #26798976
Israel is not a democracy. It is a country ruled by religious fanatics, basically. If you are not a Jew, you do not profess Judaism you are denied some of the civil rights, maybe n…
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Comment #26798909
If one person thinks you're an asshole they might simply be wrong about you. If everyone in the world thinks you're an asshole then you, almost by definiton, are one. There's a rea…
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Comment #26737837
Oh, so that's why they stopped paying Pfizer for the vaccines :) https://www.nydailynews.com/coronavirus/ny-covid-pfizer-hold...
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Comment #26715695
But if the workload is not CPU-bound then why would they care about upgrading their CPUs to more performant ones, like Ice Lake Xeons?
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Comment #26713109
Test being difficult is not a problem, we want our lawyers to be competent, after all. The more important part is if it is fair. In Poland bar exam had been famous for near impossi…
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Comment #26710539
Probably changed the phone number after it had been leaked.
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Comment #26664010
>> Java has all methods virtual and testing could be done without requiring the interface. Not sure what you mean by that. I thought that interface/implementation divide is the way…
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Comment #26641971
I think you meant "seven-figure" because "six-figure" is a salary that Google pays to fresh college grads.
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Comment #26640208
I'm not even sure what the use case for PayPal is - what can it do that Visa or MasterCard cannot?
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Comment #26626519
You do realize that Bitcoin transaction fees are like 100x higher that those charged by Visa? Also, most cryptocurrencies have scalability problems, it won't be easy for them to re…
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Comment #26597649
70 floor tower is a bit extreme. What would really benefit places like San Francisco is replacing single family homes with 3-4 stories apartment buildings. Such a low buildings sti…
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Comment #26592939
> Then why not call it LOSS? Because then people would think they are losing something by using it? /s
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Comment #26586240
And that's how the world will look like then: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088083/
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Comment #26585237
But now we have Docker, which means all the containerized workflows will run as root....
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Comment #26579052
Lockdowns simply don't work. How do I know? Because Sweden, which for a long time refused to introduce any COVID restrictions at all, has less deaths per 1M people (1317) than Fran…
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Comment #26575338
Corruption actually makes doing business EASIER for a company with stockpiles of cash. It can even help you avoid taxes. So it is not a problem, it's an opportunity.
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Comment #26573141
Variation hypothesis actually makes sense from evolutionary point of view: you need as many women as you can get to produce offsprings, but only small number of men suffices to imp…
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Comment #26572642
What I find interesting on that page is that the more recent (past 2-3 decades) college preparatory tests (e.g. SAT) are not accepted as substitutes to IQ tests. Shows the trend of…
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Comment #26566350
But isn't that running locally, using NeuralEngine of the processor? If they do not upload that info to their servers then I'm okay with it.
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Comment #26558439
Maybe they mean "mRNA vaccines"? COVID vaccine is the first of this kind, so some side effects, especially long term ones, are still unknown. It's still unlikely that they would be…
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Comment #26553475
I think it is a clickbait - you see new title on their main page and click only to realize that you've read that before.