We have a leaf, so max range ~ 100mi. I keep it charged to = 40% unless we are going out of town, gets us all around town and back. Lower cost per mile, lower total cost of ownership (saving a ton in maintenance). Can rent a car for long journeys but the charging infrastructure is kicking in so haven't done it yet (but plan to). Some cars in some places have had negative depreciation (worth more if you sell it in 12 months). I doubt I'd get that lucky, and I doubt it will hold.
Oh yeah, and the beautiful quiet, and crazy acceleration.
I mean, sure, a single data processing pipeline might have to use 6 different conda environments, each with different dependencies and python versions due to tool and libraries are often deprecated with even minor point changes to python versions...... oh yeah, all that and then you have to shoe-horn in tensorflow (or something else).
I love my VR setup, the vive. It gets me extra exercise each day, keeps it from being boring, and makes it happen regardless of the weather. Fallout, Skyrim are amazing in it, even if they aren't designed for it.
EVE Valkyrie was a Rift exclusive, so I pretty much ignored it. I didn't even know it came over the Vive until I read this, 2 years later. Meh, no thanks. I know studios love doing exclusives, but the VR ecosystem is far too small for that.
That's what I was thinking too. Why would marketing even have the entire film in the same directory as the trailer? Wouldn't it just be emailed across the company network or somesuch?
And didn't they notice it taking even many further hours to upload.
You can cut down on meat without mentioning it to anybody, you know. This would cut down on people commenting on stuff. I know, facebook generation, can't do anything without letting the world know.
But farmers always had the option to not buy their products the next year.... they chose to because of the increase in profits / revenue and reduction of labor. It's lock-in for a growing season. If you didn't buy their products next year they had the right to come in and see if you were still using it (without purchasing it) but 99.99% of the people didn't and no issues occurred.
Please tell me this is more than just lengthening telomeres, that's more of a symptom of aging than the cause of it. (Yeah, there's diseases related to it, again, symptoms of aging rather than the cause).
I've got an idea and cause to do something like this (telling users to go to a localhost URL seems to be too difficult...) but I've heard lots against Electron. Custom UI's for Mac & Windows would be too time-consuming, especially with an existing HTML/JS gui.:/
What are good alternatives? I know sciter but it's not open source, and for reason I'd prefer it to be open source.
While I doubt he came anywhere close to curing himself (when your cure is more buzzwords than products....) I don't think the attempt had anything to do with the death. The body is versatile for lots of those things, and the immune system and kidneys probably got rid of just about everything before any effect.
It was probably an accidental drowning of some type, drugs, overdose, or something. I doubt this is the first death in a sensory deprivation chamber....
You're actually on slashdot right now. I can't believe I have to tell you that. CoC's only apply to those organizations, and are usually unenforced and dropped after awhile since they don't work.
Actually, considering your comments and your mind making up things that I want even though I say they won't work, I'm going to assume no, you haven't looked at this comment thread, and have no idea what you are trying to argue or what point you are trying to make. You should just go back to Youtube, but I know you won't.
I was asked for a citation about the world not being about merit alone, I provided it. You are the person who chooses to keep bringing it up.
It's an example of a person with very high merit (Teacher of the Year) who was subsequently fired anyways. Showing that merit is not the lone factor when going across companies, projects, and organizations. If you'd like more info on minorities represented in open source projects, there are many search engines out there now.
So, while it may be completely irrelevant to the story, it's not irrelevant to the comment thread, which you seem to be having a hard time grasping. So far you are the only one who keeps bringing Brett up and you are the only one proposing more CoC's as the solution.
Read the thread, it's talking about contributions to a project, not specific to LLVM.
I'm agreeing that someone's contributions should be based on merit alone. But then I point out that in the real world, it's simply not.
I also said the CoC will probably not work.
It's not about Brett, it's about the way things "should be" against the way that things are. "Should be" world is a great place, it just doesn't exist.
It's the twisting of the word "discrimination" to be always bad. Discrimination is something everyone does everyday. How is it being used? Just to exclude women and minorities? That's bad. Are your discriminating against a restauraunt that was in the news for an E. coli outbreak? That's not a bad use of discrimination or unreasonable.
For awhile people knew contexts, but lots of people think there is no context now.
Slashdot Mirror
We have a leaf, so max range ~ 100mi. I keep it charged to = 40% unless we are going out of town, gets us all around town and back. Lower cost per mile, lower total cost of ownership (saving a ton in maintenance). Can rent a car for long journeys but the charging infrastructure is kicking in so haven't done it yet (but plan to). Some cars in some places have had negative depreciation (worth more if you sell it in 12 months). I doubt I'd get that lucky, and I doubt it will hold.
Oh yeah, and the beautiful quiet, and crazy acceleration.
"If you're giving a presentation"
Usually a video cable....
If you're giving a presentation, you can turn wifi mode off. Or use a separate account (Win + Linux both allow this, I'm sure Mac does too).
Lots of ways other than total segregation, which isn't a bad idea but is really not practical.
I know they say AI, but they definitely mean machine learning, which is really just advanced guessing (and can work well, but still)....
I mean, sure, a single data processing pipeline might have to use 6 different conda environments, each with different dependencies and python versions due to tool and libraries are often deprecated with even minor point changes to python versions...... oh yeah, all that and then you have to shoe-horn in tensorflow (or something else).
I love my VR setup, the vive. It gets me extra exercise each day, keeps it from being boring, and makes it happen regardless of the weather. Fallout, Skyrim are amazing in it, even if they aren't designed for it.
EVE Valkyrie was a Rift exclusive, so I pretty much ignored it. I didn't even know it came over the Vive until I read this, 2 years later. Meh, no thanks. I know studios love doing exclusives, but the VR ecosystem is far too small for that.
That's what I was thinking too. Why would marketing even have the entire film in the same directory as the trailer? Wouldn't it just be emailed across the company network or somesuch?
And didn't they notice it taking even many further hours to upload.
You can cut down on meat without mentioning it to anybody, you know. This would cut down on people commenting on stuff. I know, facebook generation, can't do anything without letting the world know.
But farmers always had the option to not buy their products the next year.... they chose to because of the increase in profits / revenue and reduction of labor. It's lock-in for a growing season. If you didn't buy their products next year they had the right to come in and see if you were still using it (without purchasing it) but 99.99% of the people didn't and no issues occurred.
Same for water, flood your plants by putting them in the tub and fill it to a few inches above the top of the plant. More is always better.
Obvious /s
Please tell me this is more than just lengthening telomeres, that's more of a symptom of aging than the cause of it. (Yeah, there's diseases related to it, again, symptoms of aging rather than the cause).
I've got an idea and cause to do something like this (telling users to go to a localhost URL seems to be too difficult...) but I've heard lots against Electron. Custom UI's for Mac & Windows would be too time-consuming, especially with an existing HTML/JS gui. :/
What are good alternatives? I know sciter but it's not open source, and for reason I'd prefer it to be open source.
While I doubt he came anywhere close to curing himself (when your cure is more buzzwords than products....) I don't think the attempt had anything to do with the death. The body is versatile for lots of those things, and the immune system and kidneys probably got rid of just about everything before any effect.
It was probably an accidental drowning of some type, drugs, overdose, or something. I doubt this is the first death in a sensory deprivation chamber....
....
You're actually on slashdot right now. I can't believe I have to tell you that.
CoC's only apply to those organizations, and are usually unenforced and dropped after awhile since they don't work.
Actually, considering your comments and your mind making up things that I want even though I say they won't work, I'm going to assume no, you haven't looked at this comment thread, and have no idea what you are trying to argue or what point you are trying to make. You should just go back to Youtube, but I know you won't.
Have you looked at the comment thread you are involved in?
https://developers.slashdot.or...
[citation needed]
It was my only example, high merit and out of a job for being a minority. There's plenty others on google and out there in general.
So you think that I think they don't work and I want them everywhere? How do you deal with such incongruencies in your head?
I was asked for a citation about the world not being about merit alone, I provided it. You are the person who chooses to keep bringing it up.
It's an example of a person with very high merit (Teacher of the Year) who was subsequently fired anyways. Showing that merit is not the lone factor when going across companies, projects, and organizations. If you'd like more info on minorities represented in open source projects, there are many search engines out there now.
So, while it may be completely irrelevant to the story, it's not irrelevant to the comment thread, which you seem to be having a hard time grasping. So far you are the only one who keeps bringing Brett up and you are the only one proposing more CoC's as the solution.
I mean, I literally said "I also said the CoC will probably not work."
Which you've twisted into I want one what applies everywhere. That's some crazy mental gymnastics.
Are you sure it isn't you who are scary? You can't seem to read or follow a thread made up of pretty short sentences....
Read the thread, it's talking about contributions to a project, not specific to LLVM.
I'm agreeing that someone's contributions should be based on merit alone. But then I point out that in the real world, it's simply not.
I also said the CoC will probably not work.
It's not about Brett, it's about the way things "should be" against the way that things are. "Should be" world is a great place, it just doesn't exist.
It's the twisting of the word "discrimination" to be always bad. Discrimination is something everyone does everyday. How is it being used? Just to exclude women and minorities? That's bad. Are your discriminating against a restauraunt that was in the news for an E. coli outbreak? That's not a bad use of discrimination or unreasonable.
For awhile people knew contexts, but lots of people think there is no context now.
Read the parent: "When you look across projects, companies, etc, they just aren't."
Need an eye-rolling gif right about now.
http://nymag.com/selectall/201...
Quilette did not save Damore's shitty memo.