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Now well over 4:1 for remain. The change in betting ods is extremely interesting from a statistical modelling point of view. http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/eu-refe... I don't care about
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Read the wiki page on it, run through the psuedocode on pen and paper a few times and then implement it. Source: I did this when I wrote a library for reverse geocoding which uses a kd tree. https://github.com/AReallyGoodNam
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Resizing on the fly. Think of an API that gets an image and desired resolution and sends it. It's a common enough use case. Compare Lambda as the entry point of this API compared to another framework. Any other webserver is simply get
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It can't do binary data. You can redirect to a file the Lambda function writes out. But that sucks. AWS Lambda is the perfect use case for something like dynamic image sizing. Except if you use it for that you'll force all your us
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Well it's easy enough to transition into arrow and hamburger ObjectAnimator arrowRotateAnim = ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(mDrawerArrowDrawable, "progress", 0.0f, 1.0f); arrowRotateAnim.setDuration(Constant.NAV_ARROW_TIME); arrowRo
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There's a few issues with this though. Take various animations such as the one on the toolbar that some Google apps have (the arrow that spins into a hamburger and back again). Easy to do if you're just loading different fragments
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Yeah easy. Unfortunately vector drawables are API21+ on Android. A large chunk of my users aren't on API21+. Google helpfully provides app compatibility with older versions by rasterizing to all possible dpi sizes during the gradle bui
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The person you replied to was talking about the unfortunate situation of some communists and socialists supporting Hitler over the respective competing party. It's analogous to Bernie supporters saying they'd vote Trump over Hilla
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I wouldn't make a judgement from a TV though. I go from a 1080p monitor to the TV and i can't read the text at all on the TV while i can on the monitor just fine. Even with the TV in 'PC mode' it still does unnecessary p
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Expansion leads to cooling. Additionally the freezing point will lower with lower pressure.
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11y ago
Something to ponder. Engineer hiring at the big silicon valley firms usually consists of 3 intense rounds of technical interviews by peers and a huge amount of background checks and screening. Management hiring at the big silicon valley inv
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I don't see the navigation bar to navigate through the images with my browser in a portrait aspect ratio. Works fine in a landscape ratio though.
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The not 49 and 91 rule combined with the rule that "a prime above 3 is always exactly 1 off being a multiple of 6" will get you flying through this test.
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11y ago
Well, weather aside, the keeled Polynesian sailboats with tringular sails are basically the modern sailboat standard with excellent into the wind performance. Longboats had no keel and were not nearly as advanced.
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jcrites from Amazon has responded above in this thread which is nice.
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It's unfortunate that it's the first Java example provided for anything to do with SWF. I got dumped into that from the "what is SWF" page. There's no simple Java SWF example like there is for C#. The docs dump you
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Author here. I thought that too at first. It's actually straightforward though. I now have a video transcoding workflow that works well. It's not SWF that's the problem. It's actually really straightforward to use. AOP i
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AWS Java documentation is fucked
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Is that true though? I know a few people over 30 with ridiculously accommodating parents who still live at home and play MMOs for 12+ hours a day. I feel sometimes the solution for many people is to simply force people to do what's bes
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WebDav dates back to 1996. You've just got a list of the latest rfcs. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2518
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Webdav predates REST but it essentially ticks all of the boxes that make up REST. Plenty of providers offer Webdav cloud storage (basically all of the smaller ones since they can't really afford to maintain their own API).
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Then either the person in the car behind will jump out and tell the idiot to move or if all the cars waiting are autonomous then they can all collectively out-wait the deranged idiot blocking traffic since they have infinite patience unlike
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The certificate for that site has expired (assuming it's yours).
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Where are the sources for any of the claimed figures in the article? It doesn't have one single link to any of the claimed figures and a quick Google shows the claimed figures to be at least an order of magnitude out.
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I think it's just the extra power options arm has. Scaling ARM speed just means writing to the PLL register of the CPU. Power usage is pretty much linear with frequency and being able to go to 3Mhz one core from 2Ghz quad via the OS is
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How long till you guys get a Java server library out? Currently using AWS API for resumable uploads here.
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If you can't distinguish MWI from any other interpretations results than doesn't that also indicate that the other interpretations have just as many issues? In fact given the name is suffixed with interpretation I really don'
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It should be pointed out that 'banning guns' is a loaded phrase when talking about gun laws. Here in Australia gun laws removed stigma about gun ownership and we proudly have more guns than ever http://louderwithcrowder
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For PV it's quite easy. 'uname -a' is currently straight up telling me i'm on the el5xen PV kernel. If the kernel itself doesn't just straight up say it's a kernel designed to work under Xen the drivers used to
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It's quite reasonable despite being a non-polygonal dataset if all you want is the nearest suburb (this was my use case). They have multiple points for the same location so nearest point search works quite well even with weirdly shaped
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