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by Hupriene 9y ago
All that would do is increase the number of intervals that would need to be observed. Adding noise to a channel only reduces the bandwidth of the channel.
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by Hupriene 9y ago
Just to clarify and provide some supporting documentation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Foundation#Financing Mozilla makes money by providing users to companies that make money from ads.
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by Hupriene 9y ago
That's what I was thinking. Vibratory sorting/feeding machines are common and a lot of engineering effort has gone into optimizing them. I'd be very surprised if rotary oscillation had not been tried, and probably used, on
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by Hupriene 9y ago
Any language where you don't have to memorize a precedence and associativity table just to read the code gets +1 in my book.
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by Hupriene 9y ago
If Uber is found to have stolen trade secrets, how large is the judgment against them likely to be? Is it based on some multiple of the cost of the research that produced those secrets? Or the market value of those secrets?
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by Hupriene 9y ago
As a former lisper, I was secretly hoping that everyone would tell me that LFE is a fantastic and totally viable language.
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by Hupriene 9y ago
A question for any Erlang devs out there. For Erlang neophytes, what are the arguments for learning vanilla Erlang over one of the other ErlangVM languages?
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by Hupriene 9y ago
AMD Platform Security Processor
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by Hupriene 9y ago
Amazon wouldn't have a possessory interest in your apartment, so they couldn't consent to a search. Amazon could certainly be coerced into unlocking the door, but the FBI could also just use their boots to coerce the door into unl
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by Hupriene 9y ago
I think the amount effort put into this goes way beyond gimmick. I only followed the first few episodes, but it was clear that he was very engaged with his audience, and that he put a great deal of emphasis on the educational value of the
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by Hupriene 9y ago
It's less about being smart and more about having habits that fill in the gaps that a lack of static analysis leaves. This can happen through TDD or through REPL driven development. Each has their own strengths and weaknesses.
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by Hupriene 9y ago
You can also make archives that contain themselves: https://research.swtch.com/zip
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by Hupriene 9y ago
The resolution you would have to use to do this without excessive head movement would probably be more appropriate for mobile UI than desktop UI. I don't think the current gen headsets can provide a satisfactory Excel experience for
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by Hupriene 9y ago
Generally java desktop software is wrapped together with a bundled jre and behaves like an executable without external dependencies. There are a bunch of ways to do this. For example: https://github.com/libgdx/packr
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by Hupriene 9y ago
This is probably motivated in part by a desire to prevent legal in-state distribution from being easily parleyed into illegal interstate distribution. They want to be able to keep track of all the vehicles distributing mj. This is easier i
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by Hupriene 9y ago
There doesn't have to be any bylaw changes, there just needs to be a contract with the customer regarding the usage of their data. One of the old fashioned kinds of contracts that doesn't allow one party to make unilateral change
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by Hupriene 9y ago
> We need look no further than the conduct of the largest banks in the 2008 financial crisis or the role that Facebook and Google play in the “fake news” business to know that Brandeis was right. I couldn't really get any farther in
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Columbian Exchange(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Hupriene 10y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaican_vomiting_sickness It was illegal to import canned ackee to the US for years, due to risk of hypoglycin poisoning.
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by Hupriene 10y ago
For me when I hit number keys, I don't hit them with the tips of my fingers, instead I hit them with the pad, which naturally leads to some finger sticking out past the numbers. 3 and 4 are especially problematic since I hit them almo
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by Hupriene 10y ago
Do you really think that a losing gambler would be able to bring a suit against a casino because a dealer placed cards in a slightly uneven way that seemed suggestive to the gambler and caused him to make sub-optimal bets? Even if it could
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by Hupriene 10y ago
It's not directly shaming, but it presents the user with three options. 1. Comply with whatever they want you to do 2. Lie (say that you are going to comply later without intending to) 3. Walk away from the product (perhaps forever).
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by Hupriene 10y ago
It may make a difference in damages. From what I can see nothing in this decision says that the lower court must change its damage calculations. This only says that they have the option to.
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by Hupriene 10y ago
The actual opinion is quite short. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/16pdf/15-777_7lho.pdf It basically states that if a single component of a multi-component device infringes a patent, then calculations of d
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by Hupriene 10y ago
I'd guess you'd get a boost in efficiency if brine mining were to be combined with desalinization, which also looks to be ramping up in the near future.
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by Hupriene 10y ago
I think you are off by quite a bit on how much meat Americans eat. 214.8 lbs per capita per annum * 318 million people = ~68 billion lbs per annum See: http://www.nationalchickencouncil.org/about-the-industry/sta...
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by Hupriene 10y ago
That was exactly the question addressed in Gonzales v. Raich. From Scalia's concurring opinion: Unlike the power to regulate activities that have a substantial effect on interstate commerce, the power to enact laws enabling effective r
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by Hupriene 10y ago
I wonder if this isn't some long lingering reverberation of the interment of Japanese Americans during WWII. Is this the influence of the institutional memory of the US government security community? Alternatively, this could be the n
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by Hupriene 10y ago
d3v4 is improving the logic around .enter() a bit. See https://medium.com/@mbostock/what-makes-software-good-943557... Search for "Removing the magic of enter.append"
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by Hupriene 10y ago
I'm not a huge fan of credit card companies, but trying to do business in an environment where you are potentially subject to ex post facto laws at any moment sounds like a nightmare. I guess the only way to protect yourself would be t

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