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by 20kleagues 11y ago
Car ownership in US cities is high for a reason: lack of good public transport (compared to the European cities in the article) and the sprawl of cities in the US. Narrowing the streets would require a fundamental change in the rate of auto
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
It is not about living undetected. Of course it is full of civilians, but the point being that due to current threats to ALL army bases and centres, there is always a check in place for security purposes. And with the notorious hand of the
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
Talk to yourself often. Have loud arguments with yourself. It improves coherence, because you can easily tell if you are babbling or stalling. This practice is enough to to set you on the path to 'talk smart'.
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
The biggest glaring fallacy with the CIA story I see is that the Pakistani's did not know about the presence of OBL in the country. The article mentions that the house was 2 miles from the military academy. Abbotabad is a garrison city
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
Further details on how he made this photograph here. http://petapixel.com/2015/05/04/this-high-res-moon-photo-was...
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14 Megapixel Image of the Moon by Bartosz Wojczyński(i.imgur.com)
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Tesco posts record loss(bbc.com)
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Google Earth Day quiz(google.com)
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
They should show minified versions of their code to the senate under closed doors. Let them make sense of it.
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
It is funny how the whole argument of masculinity is based on the American experience. A good control study would be somewhere where male rites of passage still exist, but men also still go to war (most conservative Asian societies for exa
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by 20kleagues 11y ago
From my understanding, you want to be exposed to multiple technologies with minimal coding. I think you should look towards architecture, with a focus on very low-latency networking applications like high frequency trading. It is a very int
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BadUSB not a major security risk on the new Macbook 2015 USB-C(tidbits.com)
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Medical science has to move forward, no?
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Photographer almost gets killed taking photo of lion(io9.com)
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The Egg – Short Story by Andy Weir(galactanet.com)
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Instead of testing it myself, I will go to the clubbing district of Hong Kong, and pay drunk users to test your website. You can tell me how many users you want to test. Starts at 3USD/user. P.S.: This way I stay away from alcoholism,
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Windows 10 to launch this summer(blogs.windows.com)
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Probably the best timelapse you will see today(petapixel.com)
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iOS9 to focus on stability and zapping bugs(techcrunch.com)
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Way to go buddy! This research is indeed necessary and releasing such a dataset will be beneficial. Maybe it will also bring light to how outdated password based authentication really is.
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Did the dataset get released as well? EDIT: Is the raw dataset out as well? It will be interesting to see all the names.
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
They will surely open up their core as well when they see how much good open source is doing to dot net. Satya is a smart man.
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
IoT devices running Windows 10. So I guess my coffee machine will also have the blue screen of death (BSOD) now. Jokes aside, strategic move by Microsoft. The new CEO has some interesting stuff in mind indeed. Can't wait for the build
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
I think we will need to look at streaming scenes from a more powerful machine rather than creating them on board. I don't believe we are ready in any way to process that much information on such a small system at this time (HoloLens al
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
I agree it makes no sense for consumer-targeted production. I have played with the pi and run a small robot to collect intermittent data from twitter and store it on Mongo, which I can remotely access using the web service. At the same time
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Nope. The Pi makes a lot of sense for a simple web server with a robust SQL/NOSQL database backend running with Node/Go. If you have a good internet connection with a good upload speed, you can easily run a server able to take a c
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
Finally more power for graphics. I am seeing some interesting VR projects with the more horsepower, especially since VR is THE thing right now. And the pi is light enough for head-mounting!
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
It would have been much sense with the newer CPU. My old Pi hiccups at very high IO over ethernet, specially when I am processing the incoming streams.
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
I agree, stating the gender is the wrong way to go about it. It might be a way to mislead, but someone else could get the axe for this as a result.
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by 20kleagues 12y ago
It is frustrating to see how many Go vs Node posts are happening here. I have been implementing a bluetooth LE module in Go, and due to lack of some robust libraries, had to go back to Node. This is primarily a question of maturity, but I a

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