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You get an X multiplier when you have a lot of experience with the programming language.
You get an X multiplier when you’ve built lots of similar things.
You get an X multiplier when you understand related technologies in depth.
You get an X multiplier when you really understand how the computer works.
You get an X multiplier when you really understand the operating system.
You get an X multiplier when your damn smart.
You get an X multiplier when you’re organized and systematic.
You get an X multiplier when you know how to solve problems quickly.
You get an X multiplier when you work hard.
You get an X multiplier when you’re creative and can “see” systems in your head.
You get an X multiplier when you’re happy an motivated.
Do you think they should find a CEO below market rates?
Have you donated money to Mozilla or Wikipedia?
Do you believe Mozilla should be able to pay its bills? If you’re not happy with this way of raising revenue, what else do you suggest?
90 is a great age to go. Long life fulfilled. If something goes wrong, well maybe it’s a fitting end.
If everything works out, we’ll that’s a fabulous thing for Captain Kirk to do.
Presumably Jeff said he’d go for free.
The mob has arrived.
It needs a name. Movements only catch on when they have the right name that instantly conveys the message.
To do this they’d have to specifically recognize the problem of mob cancellation and decide to listen only to their own members.
There’s no recourse, no appeal, no tribunal, no council of wise learned people you can go to when the mob sets out to destroy you.
You’re just simply fucked and have to accept you’ve been cancelled, your reputation is ruined and you’re “out”.
That’s all there is to it and no-one has come up with a solution.
The cloud based systems from Google, Microsoft, Amazon and IBM are much better than anything else, and within them, the neural network based systems, which appear to be a sort of different product category, are far and away the best of all. The neural voices are approaching natural voice intonation and have an almost believable ability to read text.
The ones that sounded most natural were IBM Watson and Googles neural voices.
Amazon Polly appeared to be the furthest behind of all the cloud systems…. a really average sounding product.
Of the local TTS systems, the one built into MacOS sounds the best… but they were all very average at best. All the linux ones frankly sounded like garbage relative to the state of the art.
Things might have advanced with the cloud systems over the past couple of years but I didn’t get the impression the cloud companies were putting much effort into research and development.
I’d finally had enough of the complex configuration and pain implementing ssl.
No more. Just use caddy.
Panic/optimism/panic/whatever.
There’s nothing behind the price but pure sentiment.
GPS doesn’t have anywhere near the precision you think.
I was looking for screenshots to help me understand but couldn’t see any.
Money above ever other consideration.
Money money money.
Human rights … whatever.
Politics …. Whatever.
Democracy …. Whatever.
Money money money money.
Languages don’t get no deader than that.
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