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9y ago
Reuters maybe? They actively try for neutral coverage. edit: But yeah, organizations of people with biases can't be perfectly neutral
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Erik could toss it to someone in CSAIL to monetize, if he wanted to. There was a group I worked with that collaborated with him for the math for some folding robots.
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As a current student there, it's real useful to be able to hit up a mailing list of your neighbors, when you need to borrow something.
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It's my preferred reading format for sheet music.
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10y ago
Imagine if MySpace won the war
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10y ago
Having read through the previous guidelines, I am not surprised at all at the actions taken. However, the changes taken will likely not change the situation much, as the policy had already been very deferential towards state regulation and
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10y ago
Same, though in my case it's entirely a result of me putting off the implementation of the networking stack in my game.
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MIT OCW Algorithms, 6.006, which is linked to elsewhere in the comments covers DP if I remember correctly.
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The main aspects from Mathematics for Computer Scientists that it assumes is knowledge of asymptotic complexity (O(n)) and basic proof writing skills.
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A protest isn't hypocritical just because something worse in the past happened that wasn't protested. Maybe some issues with a human face to rally behind receive disproportionate attention, but that doesn't invalidate the iss
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10y ago
And students too. :P
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That's why Libre is used instead of Free quite often
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They can be on land now, at least on the coast, because of the destruction wrought by Katrina by having them on the gulf.
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It feels like that state university grad probably worked harder than me
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10y ago
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High level abstraction or syntax sugar? Terrorist or freedom fighter?
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What's to stop them from modifying the OS itself to spy on you? On a closed platform, you don't have peace of mind from spying.
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It's an ISA called Beta. It's based off of Alpha. See specification: https://6004.mit.edu/handouts/beta.pdf .
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"Java has surpassed Scala as the preeminent functional programming language" Yeah, nope.
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In Dwarf Fortress's case, the closed sourcedness is because the creator wants to be the sole driver of the project until it's "done."
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Yes, if an attacker gets a dump of hashed passwords, horse will be tried much sooner than the other example.
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Before the Communications Decency Act, filtering could possibly be criteria for losing safe harbor protection, see Stratton Oakmont, Inc. v. Prodigy Services Co., but because of Section 230 of said act, which was added to enable websites to
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One of the few benefits is that the rich do well in this system.
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It is a statement that doesn't indicate how much Google is trying, and the perception of whether someone is trying to do something can be an opinion sometimes. For example, if I am trying to get healthy by only eating carbs, some peopl