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ArnoVanLumig
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ArnoVanLumig
9y ago
You get the message that you achieved your standing goal right after the hour in which you achieved it. So it's entirely possible that you stood at 22:10, went to bed at 22:30, and get the achievement message at 23:00.
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ArnoVanLumig
9y ago
Ah, the infamous crotch pot slow cooker.
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ArnoVanLumig
9y ago
Would it help to get multiple images from the pieces on the belt, each illuminated from a different direction by some kind of strobe? Then the shadows could be incorporated in detecting some shape information. Might even help with transluce
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ArnoVanLumig
12y ago
You can do it with ggplot2 using the 'extrafont' library and installing the CM fonts (after loading extrafont, do 'font_install("fontcm")'). Then it's just adding + theme(text=element_text(family="
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ArnoVanLumig
12y ago
If that happened at scale it's unlikely that Norway would still have among the lowest recidivism rates in the world. It may happen occasionally, but saying it's "somewhat common" has to be an overstatement.
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ArnoVanLumig
13y ago
Not sure if it counts as an IDE, but emacs has follow-mode which does this. http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html%5Fnode/emacs/F...
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ArnoVanLumig
13y ago
I've found that the rules can be expressed quite elegantly and compactly in a language that supports pattern matching. I have a Haskell implementation [1] which is just under 300 lines of code including the parsing of SAN moves (standa
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
I don't quite understand. If I visit a web page that has an ad then that might net the website owner $0.001 (or something along those lines, I have no real figures). I would personally have no problem paying $0.002 per page view to get an a
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
Slightly unrelated: Why don't more sites allow hiding of ads for a small fee? Over the last year I've probably donated a lot more money to sites than all advertising revenue I would have generated were I not using AdBlock. What I would like
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
I had an idea about this recently, and would love for someone to further develop it. I already implemented a proof of concept, but won't have time to build it to a complete product any time soon. The (simplified) idea for recommending movie
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
One article I've found helpful with A/B testing is [1] which also describes some common statistical problems (e.g. Simpson's paradox as it applies to A/B testing) based on case studies. It's written as a research paper by some folks at Micr
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
These "more efficient" methods are also available without gun regulation, so why doesn't this happen already? Apparently there's something about guns that makes them an attractive weapon for these people. Another thing here is that gun regu
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ArnoVanLumig
14y ago
One of my recent weekend projects was implementing a simple command-line interface to the Azure blob storage in Haskell. It's not quite finished, but may still be useful to some. Check it out at https://github.com/ArnoVanLumig/azurify
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ArnoVanLumig
15y ago
Private entities can place an order at the Dutch Farnell by email if the total sum is over 50 euros. See for instance [1]. I could not find similar regulations at the German Farnell site. [1] http://nl.farnell.com/images/nl_NL/pdf/Particul