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vinaigrette
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Comment #49157439
I wonder if submerged system with coolant could mitigate this ?
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Comment #49138723
What's crazy is that there is a shot in the car where a guy is reading to the driver ! Never have I seen that elsewhere, but what a brilliant idea !
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Comment #49127244
I was equally stunt, but get this : Visa wants to know how much people are going to spend using their services. This is not a sound socio-economic analysis of the wealth transfer. …
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Comment #49090554
This is great. I suck, considering how much I like anthropology and history ... Would be nice to have access to other museum collections, considering the Met has a bias in collecti…
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Comment #48995451
I generated a very stylish Pelican using the webapp. Hard to put a judgement on it relative to yours https://share.gemini.google/XSfmve2mEGDV
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Comment #48907685
Maybe the problem is power
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Comment #48835846
Fair question, although I think he really has a hard time living with it ...
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Comment #48750605
I'm surprised at the low rate every model manages considering the (apparent) ease of the benchmarked document. Can your pipeline produce ground truth as a byproduct ? How do you th…
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Comment #48750251
This looks great for digital humanities, specifically archival work. Would love to try it.
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Comment #48557633
Some of the points you are making are great. I would however argue that a small group of people trading is still an economy albeit a shrunk one. But what I believe the point the au…
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Comment #47700892
Poverty levels are roughly the same between Vietnam and the US from a quick search. Mean standard of living is a poor way to calculate inequality. If you have a link to a median on…
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Comment #47692247
Isn't text a basic linear structure that can cover sufficiently complex topics ?