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I'll take it off his hands for him if it makes him feel better.
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I think it's about as concerning as cell phones. There are plenty of places where you are not allowed to bring a cell phone, especially if you're going to be looking at or talking about something confidential. I think the same rules would a
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There is no mention of Google Glass in any of those articles. This post is just anti-Google blogspam.
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Brian sounds like an angry google hater. If you read some of his other blog posts, you will see that he sensationalizes his headlines. He says that the cameraman wears google glasses, but then provides no evidence. He also has a post where
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That kind of reminds me of the IPython notebook. I really like the variable watching too. Are there any issues using virtualenv with it?
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Works fine here. Github is down for me though.
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Assuming you know web stuff already (HTML, CSS, maybe some JS), you could start working with something like Django or Flask. Django has a lot of stuff built in, where Flask is on the other end of the spectrum. If you don't know at least t
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Your console is not useless. When you are permabanned they will mess up your NAND and make your saves invalid, and you won't be able to connect to live again without modifying the keyvault on your console (on ones where this is possible). T
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How do you get downvote abilities? I had them on my old inactive account from a few years ago but not this one. Is there a karma quota or something?
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Hello, Kyek. I was also involved in this. I am happy to see you here as I remember your work. I remember when people figured out that GDB would let you dump the decrypted memory and you could put it back into the main executable file with a
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Hopefully this will facilitate better placement and attachment of the c6 capacitor.
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My biggest gripe about udacity classes isn't the lack of quality, but the lack of depth. They offer a great service, and I really do feel like I've learned a lot by using their courses (especially the ones taught by Thrun), but some of the
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This is how I learned linear algebra, as a series of algorithmic steps to perform to reach the solution. Only a handful of homework examples even hinted that matrices were powerful and useful. I learned the semester before that class how ma
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The non-mac equivalent that I've used is matplotlib: http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/gallery.html
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If not, it sounds like a great place to use ML/classification algorithms.
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What would be interesting is to create an interactive lecture that uses the content and examples from the old Sussman lectures but presents it in a cleaner (text based/vector graphics) way with an interpreter built right into the lecture pa
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Typically, MAC is assigned by the hardware manufacturer (sometimes you can change/spoof it). IP is typically assigned either by the network administratior or DHCP. If all addresses were based on mac, you could easily intercept the messages
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Additionally, you may run into a problem where your distribution only offers certain versions of python and its packages, when you need newer versions. On systems like CentOS, this becomes a bit more complex as you can wind up in 'dependenc
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I'm sure you could use the actual drive chain (it looks like a cogged belt) to slow the vehicle down by removing energy from the rear wheel. My guess is that the front brake is only used for emergencies, and the bike works as a fixed-gear.
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is it NSFW because of graphic or nude images, or because of language?
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I'm looking forward to the day when vector defined graphics are the norm and raster graphics are only used for things like pictures and games. There's really not much reason for UI and text to be defined by raster based graphics aside from
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That's the real problem. You can find stuff like libfacerec out there, which OpenCV just added to their latest release (2.4.2) a week or so ago. Maybe we will see more face-recognizing software come from this. http://docs.opencv.org/module
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I think even if you don't account for all of the side effects, you can still use these tools to develop useful circuits which you can then use to design real-world circuits.
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This is awesome. I think more resources like this will help spread the ML field to those who otherwise wouldn't be exposed to it. We should really have a core set of tools/libs like pybrain and opencv in every language. I'd also like to poi
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This is the sort of thing Deus Ex touches on. I think we should allow people with prosthetics to perform in the olympics, but they should be judged against other people with the same or similar prostheses. There's no reason we can't accept
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Coincidentally, today is the day that I started looking into learning node. Anyone know some good guides which don't use deprecated code?
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Yep. Well, I went to a similar sort of small liberal arts school (actually they have great business and nursing programs that are only recognized in the local region). I got interviews from Amazon, Cerner, and a few other big companies, but
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So that you can embed it in all of your pages secretly and get users to switch from IE to pretty much any other browser that actually follows web standards for implementation.
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And thousands now feel completely justified in pirating their shows. I can't help but think that HBO is losing out here by not listening to their customers.
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The entitlement was instilled in us by our parents. "If you don't go to college you'll never get a good job, you'll just flip burgers!", and our teachers (like the guy who stapled burger king applications to the tests of students who failed
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