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tmdg

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    Comment #28162800

    I feel like this is a false sense of security. Even before this change, they can easily access and scan photos on your device. If they do any post-processing of the image on device…

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    Comment #24731917

    This is clearly stated in the article: "You can see that these were indeed at-risk patients – the overall mortality rate in the general population for coronavirus infections is now…

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    Comment #17464700

    Because this wasn't the case before.

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    Comment #11859359

    Sounds like Apollo can connect to both MySQL and Postgres (as well as other data stores): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-server/guide.html#Connect...

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    Comment #902956

    I think you have the wrong idea about what a derivative is. The article does a pretty good job at explaining what a financial derivative is and gives some example of common ones. F…

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    Comment #526041

    I'll give you some advice you won't listen to: don't transfer to another college just for a girl. It's really not worth it. If you were married or have a kid together that is a dif…

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    Comment #496407

    I think that's a main issue. Many of these models are based on math that few people understand. I don't think it necessarily is an issue of integrity, but more an issue of traders …

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    Comment #433993

    There is definitely a demand for those "fluff" skills that many engineers like myself cannot fulfill. There are many great careers out there that don't require math beyond the high…

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    Comment #179815

    Though I don't completely disagree that many Facebook apps are useless, when did fun become useless?

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    Comment #88658

    I don't see how Facebook growing quickly can be a bad thing. Would it be better to grow at a slower rate?

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    Comment #75668

    Stanford uses Java for their CS1 class, C++ for their CS2 class, and a combination of C/C++/Scheme/Python (or Java) for their CS3 class.