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r3m6

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    Comment #13592027

    >I'd recommend coding the tests instead of using the IDE, much less frustrating. The advantage of visual/screenshot-driven automation tools like Screenster.io or Kantu.io is twofol…

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    Comment #13156202

    That was Opera. Chrome took off because it was and is advertised on any Google property.

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    Comment #10902593

    Same here. I switched from Amazon Prime to NetFlix for the better subtitles. NetFlix Germany is already better than Amazon Germany, but NetFlix USA is the best. I wonder why it is …

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    Comment #10373216

    Divide by 30 for US$ prices. In Taiwan and China people are willing to spend near US$1000 for an Apple smart phone, so $3000-$4000 for a cool 'Apple' E-Scooter still sounds attract…

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    Comment #10298389

    Same here. Can we/anyone tell from the specs how good (say, relative to S6/iPhone6) the new camera will be?

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    Comment #10251224

    Does it have to be the US? What about Berlin or Paris? http://www.bamf.de/EN/Infothek/FragenAntworten/BlaueKarteEU/... In a nutshell, if you find an employer willing to hire you fo…

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    Comment #10124063

    In addition, an important part of Aldi's recent success in Germany is that they do not compromise on quality. Often their products (say olive oil, toilet paper,...) win/score at th…

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    Comment #9837945

    The shareware concept is doing well, just the name has changed to "30-day trial" or "Lite" or "Free/Pro" or.... As an example, Andy Brice blogs about his shareware business at http…

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    Comment #9699037

    >as if the local agencies are somehow less dangerous And in what way are they dangerous? And if not these experts, who should do this (expert) work?

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    Comment #9546475

    With iMacros (for Chrome or Firefox) you can automate for example the login to websites. Maybe that can be part of your setup. Our use AutoHotkey (AHK) to automate Windows as a who…

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    Comment #9314872

    The quoted article is one point of view. As with all current events, only history will tell who is wrong or right. Another viewpoint is: It is "public knowledge" that the same "bit…

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    Comment #9309595

    How about: "...to improve academic overall performance" instead of "... in order to perform better in international rankings." Diversity has proven benefits in many cases, I see it…

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    Comment #9187692

    Either way you pay for it.

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    Comment #8739243

    These lists would be great discussion material for a medium to advanced level Chinese class at the many Confucius institutes around the world. But it is very unlikely that it will …

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    Comment #8492443

    Shouldn't they use the ratio publications/faculty size instead of absolute numbers?

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    Comment #8491843

    I thought the key point of Googles new tiny & slow self-driving car is that it is so slow, that "just stopping" is the adequate solution to all unforeseen issues. This would give t…

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    Comment #8486865

    Nice. They use deep convolutional neural nets, which is the key algorithm that dominated the ILSVRC 2014. This computer vision contest included, among other challenges, recognizing…

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    Comment #8285485

    London and Amsterdam are both EU. So if you can legally work in London, you can do so in Amsterdam.

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    Comment #8284728

    Is Lidar really required? I assume Google uses it only because it does not care about cost at this point of the development. German car makes (Mercedes, Audi, BMW,...) think they c…