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thelastidiot
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Comment #27235583
Unfortunately, ny company won't let us install software thats not signed.
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Comment #18756950
What's Ruby's popularity these days? Genuinely curious to gauge the trend for this language over Python and Javascript.
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Comment #18667559
It was never for curiosity at the beginning but for military goals.
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Comment #18632005
According to this [0] blog, it it: PyTorch 1.0 takes the modular, production-oriented capabilities from Caffe2 and ONNX and combines them with PyTorch's existing flexible, research…
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Comment #18631881
Microsoft knows how to talk the enterprise talk. BTW, Amazon competes against Alibaba for their main business, not Microsoft.
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Comment #18628106
There are already hard at work planning for a clothing factory.
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Comment #18417237
Canada is the beta testing country of the USA.
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Comment #18405142
Why did they named this digwit as Chairman? Telstra is a worse company I can think of in Australia.
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Comment #18335363
More rats and cockroaches in New York, more mosquitoes in Hawaii, more seagulls in Boston, more pigeons in San Francisco, more crows in the bay area, what is this article talking a…
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Comment #18237426
I read that one and I was happy with it: The Master and Margarita Paperback – March 19, 1996 by Mikhail Bulgakov (Author), Diana Burgin (Translator), Katherine Tiernan O'Connor (Tr…
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Comment #18228373
Google was doing no evil till Sundar Pichai happened.
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Comment #18213023
Your story is exactly why I see many capable people leaving the Valley putting all that BS behind. FAANG, those are where you find a bunch of incompetent managers, who never got to…
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Comment #18212871
That's the whole point of OpenID. One account with one credentials, multiple profiles on multiple sites. Lazyness is good. Much better than creating n acoounts on multiple sites us…
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Comment #18203689
That's one of the numerous reasons I'll never use fb as a payment or ecommerce platform when they launch these products.
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Comment #18193304
This guy sounds like a child. I was surprised about the lack of depth in his reasoning and explanations.
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Comment #18167503
The mandatory grandma watching their grand children from her retirement home is there too. Pathetic.
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Comment #18091306
A bit useless. Are they using it in the top ten (mail, web, cal, clock, etc.)? How much of Swift compared to ObjC code? Those are the real answers I would expect to read in your ar…
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Comment #17686066
Can't wait to see the 5D version. But seriously, what's the use of that? I don't get it.
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Comment #17629949
It's called respecting your audience. Everyone probably looked like from a 1970s movie in the room.
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Comment #17509165
Let's add cannabis to the list which will use huge amount of water.
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Comment #17509118
It sounds like a fantastic loophole that allows companies to break regulations. I love capitalism.
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Comment #17507921
History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes. Microsoft used similar tactics to derail its OSS competition. Look what happened.
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Comment #17504517
Didn't most of the people involved with this project, leave and went to work for Tesla, Lyft, Uber, Waymo and NIO anyway? In that case, one can imagine the bleeding of IP that went…
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Comment #17500890
Amen to that. Just by curiosity, what is the barrier of entry for adding a new language in your ecosystem?