Cyphase

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by Cyphase 9y ago
Just off the top of my head, they would only need to communicate if computation time is enough of an issue and they wanted to share conclusions without all of them recomputing those conclusions, or if there was some randomness they wanted t
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by Cyphase 9y ago
I think the grandparent is asking whether the bots would need to communicate at all, as opposed to just "knowing" what the other bots are "thinking".
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by Cyphase 9y ago
IIRC, "Continue Watching" shows things you haven't finished watching in most-to-least recent order. There isn't any aspect of "recommendation" to it beyond that; you could go find the worst rated, least recomme
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by Cyphase 9y ago
Does a startup have to be majorly disruptive? Does it have to be (one of) the first in its market?
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by Cyphase 9y ago
"How can I use JavaScript to parse some HTML using regex?" Priceless.
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by Cyphase 9y ago
FYI: This is from December 2011.
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by Cyphase 9y ago
The title was "Incubator pioneer funded his work by displaying premature babies at a carnival" before it was changed.
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by Cyphase 9y ago
I hope I wasn't the only one who thought for a moment that this was talking about a startup incubator. Even though that wouldn't have made a whole lot of sense.
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by Cyphase 9y ago
Here's a relevant portion of the linked article, particularly the last bit about Huskies: > But what most sets us apart as runners is that we’re really cool—we naked apes are champion sweaters and can dissipate body heat faster than
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by Cyphase 9y ago
It's at 1:07:41 in the video linked in the parent[1], but start at 1:03:50 to get the full context (short of watching the whole video). Also, in case someone does a Ctrl+F for "timestamp", there you go. [1] http://
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by Cyphase 9y ago
It has been in development since 2013, but it still is under active development, and is probably(?) going to be released relatively(?) soon.
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by Cyphase 9y ago
http://www.slate.com/articles/sports/sports_nut/2012/06/long... "There's no denying it—our kind started substituting brains for brawn long ago, and it shows: We can't begin to compete
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by Cyphase 9y ago
> Cash is an anonymous payment system which cannot be traced ... I just wanted to point out the possibility of tracking serial numbers on bills. Obviously it's not going to be as reliable, at least not now, but it could be made more
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by Cyphase 9y ago
> and then purging the content such as code, mockups, assets, etc. Why? I would never destroy anything I'd created like that. Unless you're doing it for some sort of closure, the way people throw things into the ocean in books
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by Cyphase 9y ago
As soon as I saw "blah blah blah (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)", I came looking for this comment. I hope he keeps it up. Also, apparently he actually "came back" back in November[1]. That post is even sort of related. [1]
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by Cyphase 9y ago
First, to clarify, clients don't choose the longest chain; they choose the chain that took the most work to create. Someone could trivially create a new, longer chain with the genesis block at it's root and completely rewrite the
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by Cyphase 9y ago
Here's the comment for anyone who's curious, posted by "Adam" on "04.29.2017 @1:19 PM" (I'm guessing EDT): > Science journalism is basically dead as a thing. Many of the top publications pay late or not
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by Cyphase 10y ago
As skrebbel said, don't they charge for the upgrade now? That said, Never10[1] was (still is?) a great tool to prevent the Windows 10 auto-upgrade. Also, according to the Never10 page, Microsoft now has an optional update to get rid of
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by Cyphase 10y ago
There are torrents, and they're also up on archive.org. https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22UC+Berkele... https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/5xqnc6/uc_berk..
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Inspiring* xkcd. :) I had a feeling someone was going to implement this when I saw xkcd yesterday.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Presumably "Ubuntu Personal" means Ubuntu Desktop. It's always interesting to see how certain things get translated. EDIT: Wow, sorry, it's late. I even did a search to double check, but somehow missed the obvious result
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by Cyphase 10y ago
> I want one of these for software developers. It's not exactly the same, but there is the Recurse Center (formerly Hacker School). https://www.recurse.com/
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Possibly they don't want to make it easy to determine their accuracy rate.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
You don't have to be faster than the bear, you just have to be faster than someone else.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
To be clear, it's just the frontend for now. Frontend as in the client-side stuff and the backend stuff required to directly support it. The core backend code that manages the games and what-not is not currently available, though it lo
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by Cyphase 10y ago
You missed the "possibly" in the header. And the disclaimer right at the top: This list contains all domains that use cloudflare DNS, not just the cloudflare SSL proxy (the affected service that leaked data). It's a broad sw
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by Cyphase 10y ago
I just watched this twice. It made me smile, hopeful, and happy. Thank you.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Here's the HN story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13697480
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Unless you're talking about a Starshot-type probe, I think it's probably better to wait for improved propulsion technology that would end up arriving before a probe we sent now.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
From a banner on https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/ : On Feb. 24, NASA.gov will start streaming NASA TV in HTML 5 rather than Flash. Shame; perhaps they don't want to risk deployment issues during thei

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