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r0muald
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Comment #14819636
I make a point of never using pip outside of a virtual environment exactly for this reason. It has worked well!
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Comment #14507592
I'm surprised no one has mentioned friends https://github.com/JacobEvelyn/friends a command line tool that does a lot of what Monica aims to do. A Ruby gem that will be "friendly" …
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Comment #14313956
Because when you talk to a salesperson you know you're being looked at (and reciprocally you're looking at them), and human memory is limited so it's unlikely they will retain any …
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Comment #14236524
If you find the subject interesting I suggest reading "The white road" by Edmund De Waal. It gives a more human, broad and intimate insight into the history of porcelain both in Ch…
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Comment #14148516
As always, I would prefer more focus on training your own models rather than running prebaked ones.
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Comment #14047986
> I will never accidentally create a merge commit What is the big deal about creating a merge commit? It that because you only merge in `origin` (wherever that lives)?
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Comment #13975673
Dumb question: what are the possibilities for obtaining the same service offered by these data-hungry companies without giving up genetic privacy?
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Comment #13960915
Really good results! Is there a quick way to copy and paste the hex values for the palette?
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Comment #13905954
That's not how Wikipedia works. You are not a reliable source about yourself, be it social media, blogs, company websites.
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Comment #13721376
Same for me as well. I just assumed my account was being under potential compromise, changed password, etc.
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Comment #13666443
Uh? > There was a “gag order” that prevented us from disclosing even the existence of these warrants until now. This was also the reason why we could not update our “Canary” Seems …
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Comment #13522725
So buying Pebble was nothing but their previous try at surviving in a challenging wearable market? It's really difficult to wrap my head around these two recent moves in a way that…
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Comment #13501054
I found analog loopholes are the most basic countermeasure to document fingerprinting.
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