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It also doesn't have near enough protein for someone who is actively working out, so they're going to need to supplement it, too: People that don't tend to work out need around 0.8…

I'm not the author; but, 1) "I can't work on it, myself" 2) "It'll have terrible resale value" considering the life of batteries 3) It's definitely going to have a computer in it, …

And a car that fills up while you're sleeping. Still my favorite feature of electric cars.

I don't know. I wrote up a longer comment; but, when I was typing it up, I realized that I don't know, I don't even have the beginning of an idea. I think the BMW 3-series will hol…

> The low end luxury market are engineers, doctors, etc. and they will seriously consider buying a minivan or a SUV or whatever instead. I would say this is a big "it depends". I t…

DVDs used to be region-locked, so probably. Not the answer you wanted, not the answer that seems fair, but probably the technically right answer right now, until this situation cha…

I'm a backend developer; and, for a long time, I worked on side software projects; but, when I get home, I'm often so tired from coding all day that I don't program as much at home…

What about when you have student loans? That reduces your effective income and makes it more difficult to afford a home. Same with a car.

While true, unless there are extenuating circumstances (weather, limping car, etc), it's better to drive near the speed limit. Much of the danger in driving occurs when there's a s…

Because he had to explain a situation where a driver in front of him caused a very dangerous situation and felt he had to respond in that way? As much as I love driving, there will…

He said tail-gating as in 3-4 car lengths. Admittedly, that is tailgating for a vehicle that takes forever to stop; but, this isn't the big scary monster right behind you situation…

My biggest trouble with cyclists at night, as a driver, has always been the ones that don't have any lights on their bike. Sometimes the reflectors don't even reflect very brightly…

I believe this was a change in the last maybe 10 years. Before the current line-up of S40's and S60's, their cars looked almost offensively boring (to me); and, with ugly faces. Wi…

I kept wondering that as well. I'm wondering if this was a different time, or if it's just a fun story

> Just about everybody knows it stands for "International Business Machines," I didn't. I imagine my mom probably didn't, though she would say "that makes sense". My uncle most lik…

> It has pushed to allow truck drivers to work 82 hours a week, up from the current 70 hours over eight days. Please tell me that's a typo. PLEASE tell me that's a typo. 82 hours a…

It's part of the new verbage of the internet. Similar examples include: https://www.reddit.com/r/earthporn

Regarding backpropagation and training sections of the NN at different times, there are other training algorithms. Evolutionary training algorithms come to mind, and you could real…

I do quite a few things alone, myself and I do generally tend to have a good time. In some cases, I actually have a better time than I expect I would with others. I like to go on d…

Often people separate the first half of that, though. Chapter IV, titled, "In Which Our Protagonist Meets A Dashing Strange." is how I imagine many read that, especially when Chapt…

Yes, please! Someone with more knowledge on the subject please enlighten us! It looks really cool to me, but I don't know enough to start a conversation, heh!

Java's Runnable interface was an example of this in practice. Rather than passing a function, you passed an object whose primary purpose was to carry around a function that would b…

You can also do it over just one function that takes in a variable that modifies behavior. Imagine you have a closure with a function that takes in a string and a list and returns …