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I would like to know if it impacts mathematics and scientific libraries for python that I use in lieu of MatLab.
Re:Big Cities No Longer Deliver for Low-Skill Workers on Monday January 28, 2019 @05:47PM (#19021824)
No, it's not like I said that at all. What point are you trying to make?
Re:Big Cities No Longer Deliver for Low-Skill Workers on Tuesday January 22, 2019 @02:14PM (#18971352)
No kidding, wait until he finds out Texas was formerly Mexico and many of the brown people are descendant of US citizens when Texas became a part of the US.
Re:Big Cities No Longer Deliver for Low-Skill Workers on Tuesday January 22, 2019 @02:09PM (#18971295)
You can usually google the book and find a pdf on the first page of results. The online codes some of the professor's require is highway robbery.
Re:End of Year Librem 5 Update on Thursday January 10, 2019 @01:38AM (#18871997)
>An Open Source phone would only be actually beneficial if there will be an automated transparent and trusted global support infrastructure for it that would require zero user interaction.

I think that's a given except for the zero interaction. Even my android phone alerts me of updates. Anyways, you make it sound like it's nearly an impossible task, but nearly every day my ubuntu laptop alerts me of updates and then updates in the background far more seamlessly than my windows workstation. Plus the distro has over 4 years of support. This is something linux distros figured out years ago.

I've switched because chrome manages my accounts seamlessly across my Android phone and Desktop. It's an unfair advantage Google has. I don't know how Mozilla can compete in the long run.
That's the same DoubleSpeak telemarketers used to say when you asked if they were a telemarketer. "No No, we're just informing you of this new offer in the middle of your dinner with your family."
The inverse is true as well. If the tech progresses where it's statistically safer then the engineer has saved more lives. Depends on how you frame it. Idk how it should be sorted out legally.
Ah, the good ole no true engineer fallacy.
Re:How the Valley treats experienced people on Sunday December 30, 2018 @02:12PM (#18790755)
I think this line of thinking is fallacious on the premise that the industry is growing at such a fast rate the next generation of engineers and developers is exponentially larger than the previous creating this illusion that most of the older folks must have retired by their 30s or 40s.
Wait, I haven't heard of these recent stability issues with Windows 10 or experienced them myself. Do you have a link about it?
Re:Why Sleep Apnea Patients Rely on a CPAP Machine Hacker on Thursday November 15, 2018 @06:05PM (#18464327)
CPAP pressure is a prescription. Cpap machines will allow you to adjust the ramping of the pressure. What machine do you use?