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10y ago
WestCoastJustin , a lot of your comments got marked as dupes, because they are identical to each other. I've gone through and vouched them for you, so now they will show up, but new ones will have the same problem. Perhaps you can mod
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11y ago
The drone ship is just docking now, once it's docked they will crane the first stage off and take it over to pad 39A to perform test firing. There is a lot of extra information at the SpaceX subreddit and the Nasa Spaceflight Forums.
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Falcon 9 first stage sails into Port Canaveral atop ASDS
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11y ago
What are people already doing in this space? Specifically, are there any technologies out there or in development that aim to reduce infection rates related to the use of medical devices? What remediation processes are used to reduce infect
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11y ago
There wasn't any equivocation in the parent between this event and mass murder. The mass murder example is a counter point to the (implied) argument in the grandparent that "[getting] the attention of an incredible number of peopl
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11y ago
I can't comment on that directly, except to say that both are very interesting and that I enjoyed the blog post more. One is a beautiful demonstration of metaballs, and the other is a technical description of how to get a similar resul
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11y ago
I was confused at first, because the authors are different for these two things. The current link, fake and cheap metaballs, references the original bumpy metaballs, but only to compare the fast-but-fake version to a slow and complete versi
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11y ago
I think your link may be an errant copy paste :) I guess you meant to paste: https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/
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11y ago
For what it's worth: - I'm sure there are new people who have never heard of it before, I used to be one of them and your presence made it much more visible (that and everyone talking about how they trusted you to do crypto...)
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11y ago
Any idea where the speedups came from? Is it that the problems weren't algorithmically limited in the first place (lots of io for example), reduction of overhead etc (what kind of python was the code running on before?), or just that t
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11y ago
Is anyone aware of which Greg Egan is referenced in the article? I couldn't see any links to the original work, but I might be blind. I suspect that it is the Australian scifi author, as it is the sort of thing he has done before, but
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11y ago
It should be clear that 27 arbitrary distinct lines do not form a smooth cubic surface, as it is easy to create a counter example eg. consider three lines through a single point and mutually orthogonal (the three axes say). There is no
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11y ago
I couldn't see it in the post, but I'm interested in how much this specific event, and future events, allow us to tighten the bounds on our models. It's mentioned a few times that the size of the black holes/other model
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Git Rev News Edition 12
(git.github.io)
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11y ago
I sent this message to my local member: ---- I read today of the plan for the CSIRO to cut 80% of its climate scientists ( http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/australia-cuts-110... ) Firstly, how does this fit in w
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11y ago
If you want to, you can email the mods to get them to change it. In any case congrats! I look forward to trying this out.
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11y ago
To clarify, because it may not be clear without looking at the accompanying graphic in the article, 1800s in this case refers to the decade, not the century. That is, more books in the years 1800-1809 than 1990-1999.
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11y ago
Sydney is one of the most expensive housing markets in the world [1]. It was actually much higher in the list, but the weak Australian dollar means that the US dollar stretches quite a bit further. I seem to recall that cost of living in Sy
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11y ago
FYI, this was broken behind my company proxy. I think the proxy was rewriting the "Content-Range" request header, which is used in the function (papaparse.js:533): function getFileSize(xhr) { var contentRange = xhr.getResponse
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11y ago
When your parser accepts trailing commas, it becomes much easier to edit your lists and objects. In standard json, the last element in a list or object is special, in that it can't have the trailing comma. Thus you have to special case
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11y ago
That was my impression as well. There have been a number of comments from people who find the idea of the markets 'unfun', or just not relevant to the roles and tasks they want to be doing. My impression from what has been release
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11y ago
This looks very promising! Hopefully this means the data can be incorporated into projects like OpenStreetMaps, though I have no idea if it is appropriate (I guess it would be) nor if it's already incorporated or not (I would guess not
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One theory bandied about is that the initial partner companies that Starfighter is working with (ie the ones looking to hire) includes a disproportionate number of financish companies such as might be found on the east coast. I wouldn'
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I'm fully expecting to vigorously pick off the low-hanging fruit from the tech trees when they're released, getting sucked into some of the harder problems on one, before bouncing between them as I get stuck and frustrated :)
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I'm really excited for this to come out. The release email had the following before the text you can see in the submission: Helu, This is Thomas. Here is a thing somebody wrote about Stockfighter, our project, which we're sending
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The Starfighter Low-Level Tech Tree
(sockpuppet.org)
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11y ago
The impact to SpaceX probably wouldn't be that big. The amount of fuel required to get to the space station is within an order of magnitude of that required to cross the Atlantic in an aeroplane. The Falcon 9 uses about 112000 litres o
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11y ago
Thanks for posting this. Is it possible to change the link to the non-mobile version? On mobile it will redirect automatically, but the mobile version is a bit janky to read on desktop. It's a pretty minor thing, and it's not that
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11y ago
Not me personally, but I have heard that ibuprofen is avoided by people with various stages of kidney disease. According to [1] it can cause "an increased risk of sudden kidney failure and even progressive kidney damage." [1] h
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11y ago
My favourite recent addition to Git Rev News is the developer spotlight interviews. This edition's spotlight on Matthieu Moy is really interesting, as he talks about some of the changes he has helped implement in git, particularly in t
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