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DOs announment talks about a storage product, which is strategically important and crucially something Linode has sorely needed for a long time.

Being needed is crucially instrumental toward controlling one's own experience in the current environment.

This is a really crucially important distinction which drives a significant percentage of GDP.

It seems to me he no longer has the time or interest, and no one has replaced him in that crucially important role.

Quantum computation crucially depends on the objective reality of this superposition.

But the notion of quantum computation crucially depends on these superpositions.

Companies love them because they're cheaper than a pension plan, and crucially, they transfer all the risk and responsibility onto individual employees and away from the company.

The next step relies crucially on this property.

Lambdas are anonymous and, crucially, can be nested.

It's a good demonstration that ultimately any OS facility that is used by browsers is a potential vulnerability, and crucially it's a cross-browser vulnerability and therefore more attractive to attackers.

And that is a very good point there are plenty ways to do law enforcement even if your target is communicating in codes and crucially it causes resources to focus on the important targets.

Just like with intuition, it crucially depends on (and varies with) the input data (experience) and there can be different models, but successful models (those that give good results on training data) are quite similar in appearance.

This sentence: "Crucially, though, for these gatekeepers, fit was not about a match with organizational values.

In fact, being free is crucially important here: it means any extensions to the format are sent back, instead of a vendor pulling off an "embrace, extend, extinguish" by adding non-standard features to their proprietary implementation which they then lock other software to.

The author suggests they did not "attempt to derive an 'ought' from an 'is'" instead they merely "inferred...that the phenomenon of deontological philosophy is best explained as a rationalization of evolved emotional intuition [ and, crucially, therefore false ]." In other words, the argument is (A) deontology was adopted because of evolution (B) therefore deontology is not objectively true.

In practice we meet high standards, but will not be held to those standards." That makes me very hesitant to not only pay you $15 per month but more crucially entrust you with one of the most important ways people contact me.

Crucially, in real OOP, objects are Turing-equivalent computers, and systems are composed of objects that communicate by passing messages.

Crucially, China's government's legitimacy comes mainly from economic performance -- that's their justification for ruling the country, nobody elected them.

Crucially it comes with email software (and accounts) that are secure and private and lets you use your own domain.