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Comment #31981106
From Juba to Jive [0]: "In a minute (1980s-1990s) in the future, perhaps a month from the time said, but not immediately. (Southern city use)" [0] - Juba to Jive edited by Clarence…
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Comment #31167527
The term I'm thinking is "pastiche". I usually apply it to "Disney World" type of items or places that try and recreate the feel of a different time. Some "speakeasy" bars fall in …
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Comment #28525364
dougmwne's right. Though I can't find my poster online (for the life of me), the technical manual is pretty clear: [...]The various waste sludges recovered from the water recycling…
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Comment #28524319
Of course I don't think your statement's motive is to understand how we replicate the exact process of what is in Star Trek in the real world. More of a functional equivalent. Howe…
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Comment #27844112
I didn’t see anything in the email that suggested they were agreeing to partition the market. Apple said they didn’t want to compete with Apple w.r.t. Office. Who would? Office is …
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Comment #27795624
I love the way Apple Maps gives turn by turn directions: “go past these lights and at the next set, turn left”. Just way more understandable as a ... human. However, it commonly gi…
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Comment #27723947
That actually makes sense to me. If I feel secure, I feel carefree. Maybe there should be a different word when providing a secure environment from the word where people enjoy that…
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Comment #27702535
Thanks, updated. My ignorance of this practice extends to all deadly pathogens, really.
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Comment #27701850
“Participants were then intentionally infected with malaria three months later to test the vaccine’s efficacy.” I did not know that purposely infecting people with a deadly parasit…
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Comment #27436374
To me, the parent wasn’t saying an asset holder would need to pay taxes on the asset unless they used it as collateral. To me, this makes a lot of sense. If someone owns a startup …
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Comment #27416735
Uzbekistan and Liechtenstein might disagree.
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Comment #26411395
An improbable drive?
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Comment #25150767
I train models for niche use cases where I haven't found any pre-trained models for. It's not great, but with PlaidML/Keras, I make use of my current MacBook Pro's GPU (AMD 5500M).…
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Comment #24095540
Perhaps Apple has hired topologists as their legal counsel?
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Comment #23844582
> What is an IC? Believe op is using it as "individual contributor"
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Comment #23833237
Shoes on the table!
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Comment #22807349
There are probably a million dashboards using the Johns Hopkins data that's generously shared. A friend and I have put this one together that does comparisons and some analysis. We…
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