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zwerdlds

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    Comment #42852085

    "For 'whom' they voted."

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    Comment #42351852

    That works too. I've done both and I currently use Just because it collects the entrypoints to the project into a single file. This can provide an advantage where there's a bit of …

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    Comment #40688800

    But... Your comment was an anecdote too?

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    Comment #40658136

    Just make sure to keep an eye on your monthly statement. AT&T will arbitrarily decide that you should upgrade your plan and charge you more for it - despite your previous plan bein…

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    Comment #37539760

    Agreed. At what price do you think cruises internalize the externalized costs?

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    Comment #37539694

    How do you even TRUST the leadership and that point? I've been in this situation before, and the ideas in my head are basically paranoia. How do I trust that my manager isn't going…

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    Comment #37372962

    Will Cruise be taking centralized responsibility for the issues here? Will the person who caused the initial accident be held responsible? I think it's very worthwhile to think of …

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    Comment #37179934

    with (at least) $1.4b in taxpayer funding https://assets.modernatx.com/m/12c20bf7f34a6490/original/Mod...

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    Comment #35942139

    Vore is just a latin root relating to eating. Vorarephilia is just one use of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vore

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    Comment #35766055

    > Apple have never bet such a huge chunk of their spending on a single tech that has been so resoundingly mocked. I guess the 90's don't count anymore.

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    Comment #33508289

    I see that Steve Klabnik an Corey Haines apologized on their blogs, and you're right that I was wrong there. The reason I wrote that was in the article it says "I queried some twee…

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    Comment #33506884

    And yet no thought is given to broadcasting a thought to thousands or millions of people simultaneously. You're right, by the way, nobody should be put on trial for minor transgres…

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    Comment #32988533

    If it's reasonable for a 12yo to be able to play in a for-money tourney, then I don't think it's unreasonable to think they should know the difference between right and wrong.

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    Comment #31936434

    Not being too familiar with the underlying mechanics, I'm curious to know- How much will this improve the performance?

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    Comment #31273676

    >Basic Qualifications > • PhD degree in a field related to Image Analysis, or equivalent work experience I think I know why.

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    Comment #30722446

    The question is, what is the order of the mistake. When you have two, is it linear ($2b), quadratic ($1e18), or exponential?

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    Comment #30106023

    In normal conditions you can check for a ZWJ, but with regional coding chars, you would have to consider the regional chars block as a single char in the reversal. Given that is is…

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    Comment #29342701

    My suggestion to you is going to sound pithy, but its what worked for me: do problems. Lots and lots of problems. Pick a direction (maybe discrete math, if you're trying to do CS) …

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    Comment #29221437

    EPP is a great intro for those without the preexisting math. Almost nothing is taken for granted, even high school math.

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    Comment #28868421

    I make pseudo-generative work art using a custom cv-based pipeline I built myself. I use redbubble for printing (posters are OK, everything else is mediocre). Check me out at https…

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    Comment #28661330

    It's NOT legally OK. The license permits use of the copyrighted work with certain terms, attribution being one. That term was violated, just as when a big company takes a low level…

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    Comment #24073934

    Elon Musk may not be anti-mask but he is pretty clearly an example of someone who doesn't give a shit about public health policy.

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    Comment #24063405

    Just a side note, but some jurisdictions treat faxing similarly to giving a document in-person. For example, signing a contract and faxing it can be considered the same as certifie…

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    Comment #24063359

    I think this is a lot more optimal too, as it broadens the availability to those without zoom on their device.

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    Comment #23946598

    Running FreshRSS on my cluster with FeedMe and happy with it. I looked at TinyRSS when getting going. Chose FreshRSS because it can run self-contained, whereas TinyRSS requires Red…