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Sure, we can use only GPAs as long as all the applicants are graded on the same common platform. But today the GPA from one college is not exactly equivalent to the GPA from another one. The grading system as I heard is also not standard across US (leave alone international) with some instructors using absolute while others relative grading. So an A student from college X is not necessarily as good as a B student from college Y.
Not sure I understand your comment. If they are so good why would you exit the trade?
I'm in the market for a new one now. Are Thinkpad T/P series still the best for running Linux? How about the Dell XPS series which seem to have a better resolution and screen?
Not sure if even that's a real change. Since a new party president with their congress can change the law again. The only way to do this correctly is with bi-partisan support which seems to be lacking on more and more issues these days.
But did Apple reduce the price of iPhones by the corresponding amount they charge for these accessories? Otherwise it is just marketing bs for squeezing more money from the customers.
Haven't read the article but as in the title, you shouldn't look to get the best dumb tv. Look for the best tv you can get, and see if you can make it a dumb one.
There wouldn't be much space for a crane to move around the trees which would be spaced around 20 feet each I guess. Even a small crane takes up lot of real estate and also crush everything under its weight.
Maybe a flying drone cutter might work too.
I don't listen to music but Amazon Prime video is not junk. They make high quality tv shows and have good international content. It's comparable to Netflix.
Good. We have recreated the first version of Digg/Reddit.
If it was not sanctioned by OpenTable, why should they compensate? If a government employee does this, should the government compensate?
Where is this coming from?
And specifically why not Bing?
I can’t send my $800 phone to the manufacturer and pay some extra money to get it repaired like I could if this was a Samsung or Apple device.
It's not warranty or free repairs he is asking for isn't it? He is asking for paid support.
Thanks to you and your team. That's very impressive especially considering only 5% (max 15%) load on the CPU. Are the systems underutilized in this case, if so is there a reason?
_packages are awesome. npm is weird and hellish because people write single-function packages, but that isn't the case in other ecosystems_
I have no knowledge of how NuGet works but is there anything in NuGet that is stopping the developers from writing/using single line packages?