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by AUmrysh 14y ago
I love these Marvell plugs, my only gripe is that the community wiki is just spam now :( What site do you get your OS images from?
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by AUmrysh 14y ago
The Ubuntu team was talking at SELF a few years back about using ARM clusters as web servers because of the low cost, high efficiency, and high core density you can achieve with the low-heat ARM chips.
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by AUmrysh 14y ago
I hope they also have linux distributions for it other than android. If it works with arduino, these could lead to very inexpensive analog/digital controllers.
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by AUmrysh 14y ago
Awesome, I'm looking at getting a car and a resource like this would help a lot.
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by AUmrysh 14y ago
I'd only fund it if it goes toward burning down the RIAA offices. Don't give them money and make them think what they are doing is right or just, the RIAA is scum and they screw artists out of profit for their works too. The only acceptable
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by AUmrysh 14y ago
The standardization of iOS devices is what makes them so easy to use and develop for. Microsoft has done a good job of making Windows behave in a standard manner on diverse hardware configurations on desktops and laptops, so we can hope tha
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I really like seeing this 'mechanical turk' style of work take off. I hope it can help solve the unemployment problems we're seeing, especially in places like Spain where it's near 25%.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
That mozilla one is especially great and covers some things I've worried about with work culture. Especially great are the give people credit and laugh rules.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I've also seen goto appropriately used to break out of deeply nested for loops. Now, you may ask when it's appropriate to use deeply nested for loops, and that's a whole different story.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I think it's capable of doing this, but I read that you have to disable the http proxy cache or something similar. edit: that's for version 1.0.X though, not sure about 1.1
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
Yeah, we need a crypto library like JQuery where it's open and people can use a common implementation.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I was going to suggest that you add a quick reference, but then I saw that it was on the right. It would be cool if the quick reference had stuff about the [addr] and :jmplabel and PC crash use, but other than that I am highly impressed wi
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I've always wondered what sort of devices would actually break the FCC regulations on interference. I'd imagine the only things that might do that are radio devices and jammers. Does anyone have experience with such devices?
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
The creator of Minecraft, Notch, is making a game that will use this computer as part of a space ship. Start working on your ship control algorithms now, so that you can dominate when the game comes out.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
The difference is that users can understand when the interface is poorly designed because they have to interact with it constantly. Sure, there are parts of UX that most users never think about, but when something has been overlooked, like
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I second this! I took on learning OpenCV and writing an object recognition program for my independent study in college. It's nothing spectacular, but if you 'get' the basics, you can do some pretty crazy stuff with combinations of the primi
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
Label it as high risk loan certificates and smuggle it out in a briefcase.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I think there might be some truth to what you're saying. Depression is certainly a part of life, but I think the confusion here is about the type of depression. Most people get depressed from time to time, but others have physical and ment
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
uhh... "20. The method of claim 15 wherein the source code is BASIC code. " Really? They patented something for BASIC? Also, I'm pretty sure patents do serve a useful purpose, because first nobody cares about whether something is protected
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I don't know what I did, but after I doodled a bit and scrolled the page around using the middle mouse button, this youtube video popped up over the page: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6x_-xKl-Fg Also the konami code makes the same sor
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
You want to use Python 2.X for now. There has been a lot of concern about the backwards compatibility between old libraries and the new python. Feel free to use 3.X, but don't expect a lot of the python libs that make it such a great langu
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
Yes, anything you can do to reduce ambiguity in the code will not only make it easier for the people who come after you, but it will reduce ambiguity between your mind and the implementation you're coding.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I love insane platformers like N+, Super Beat Boy, the upcoming cloudberry (from the OP), and of course the super hard mario levels. I think what's interesting about cloudberry is that they are dynamically generating the levels, so you can
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I like the simplicity of your solution. Here's a presentation I gave on GE and tic-tac-toe as part of senior sem in college, might be helpful for someone just getting into GA (as I was at the time). https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
The real question is, if they disable your account, could you chargeback all of the valve charges over the years? I think you'd be justified if they blocked you out of games that you paid for years ago for a chargeback now.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I had a similar idea, this might be interesting to use server side with node and a scraper for flickr, imgur, or photobucket.
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
For anyone who may not know, Prolog does this in a pretty interesting way. You have some declarations that make up your program, Prolog takes these and then uses them to conduct a logical proof (like in discrete math). You negate the premis
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I'm curious about how a compiler can infer the algorithm for sorting. I've played with machine learning algorithms like neural networks and genetic algorithms which might be able to do some of this, but what other things are out there?
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
I'll help what I can. I had a very similar idea, sparked by a conversation in college with a fellow CS major. He was saying how much he liked to program and I said that I hate it. My reasoning was exactly the same as yours, but perhaps bro
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by AUmrysh 15y ago
As a CL newbie, what would you suggest be used instead? Also, why would you not use nested defuns?

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