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12y ago
This seems like an incredibly useful tool, I can't believe I haven't heard about it before. Nevertheless, does anyone know if there's something like this for programs compiled to the JVM? I've never used gdb to debug JVM
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This seems interesting. I was going to install a steno keyboard on my phone to try it out, but then I noticed that it might only work with english. Does anyone know if this project supports other dictionaries/layouts?
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12y ago
Interesting article, although I would like to see experiments with more datasets. As it stands, I feel that the results might just be a coincidence. Are there any plans to continue this line of research?
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12y ago
Is there any clean way to use an Option/Maybe monad in C (or C++)? It should be a simple way to solve problems where error codes are valid inputs of other functions. The simplest way I can think of is: struct maybe { bool
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12y ago
I believe that the new jobs that will appear will probably be related to what now one might see as a luxury service. For example, there might be an increase in housemaids. It's a fairly simple job, although some tasks might be too hard
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12y ago
Any recommendation on where to start looking? The site has the link to buy the book, links to various articles (although some of them seem to just be applications of the theory) and names of presentations. I have no idea where to look first
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12y ago
Here are some more ideas for you to use the data * What's the most common pattern for two occupied toilets (from the frequencies, it appears to be the classic occupied-free-occupied, to allow more space between users) * What's the
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13y ago
The motion sickness is not just because it looks real, it's because of the small little mistakes, such as high persistence and latency. Imagine that every time you move your head, the image not only takes time to appear, but also is a
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13y ago
You can add non-steam games to steam. I'm not sure if it tracks your playtime though (I think it does)
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13y ago
This was exactly my reaction. For a site that "just launched", I find it amusing that it doesn't explain what it is. Although I'm not sure if the problem is the lack of an about page or something about the layout. Other
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13y ago
While I agree that it's important to stress the differences between code and CS, I still believe that, at an High School level, it's better to teach how to code instead of CS. Programming is a practical skill. It's easier to
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13y ago
Never heard of it, although it seems like a nice project. Is there any alternative out there? I would like to try it out.
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It's a shame that the video seems to stutter a lot. Maybe on later classes they fix that.
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13y ago
I feel like the title is a little bit misleading. It should be noted that this is related to protect your privacy from government attempts to to access such data. Given LinkedIn's MD5 password leak, the LinkedIn Intro "MITM",
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13y ago
I doubt it, from the course's description[1]: > Due to the inherent danger of this software, you may only work on these assignments in the designated lab room for the course. > You will be required to sign a form stating that you
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I'm with you on this one. Also, to me this feels like a really cheap move to try to spoil a brand's reputation. If they believe that there's a problem with google street view and privacy, they should try to raise awareness to
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Where can I report bugs? There seems to be a problem with the "octupus king crown with obsidian" that makes most levels impossible.
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13y ago
Some TVs already come with something like this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambilight
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13y ago
Could you please show an example on the site that's not CSS (or at least it's a different one)? In that image there are a lot of important glyphs that cannot be seen, for example: ()[]/*|! I haven't tried out the font, s
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13y ago
Very nice project. One thing that it seems to miss (that all microwaves that I know miss) and that would probably be very easy to implement is a mute button for late night snacks.
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I wonder how running/jumping feels, since there are a lot of games where your character running/jumping skills are far better yours in real life. From the "Oculus Rift" demos I've seen, it seems people already feel
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Twitch response to salted passwords: > The answer is "yes and no," and we'll cover this in more detail in the forthcoming technical explanation of tonight's events. So I guess old accounts' passwords are not sa
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Came here to post this. I rememver having to disable hardware accelaration in windows to take screenshots of videos. It was actually pretty weird the way the picture apeared in paint. It was like having a "frame"in the editor. Everything wa
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13y ago
Looks pretty, although it seems a little bit excessive to me (others might have a different oppinion). Just one thing: I think you would benefit from hosting yout videos in a way that can be streamed. Not everyone has QuickTime installed, s
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14y ago
It would be really cool to have this implemented on a language with implicit functions (like VDM, where you can define a function by its postcondition alone). Who knows, it might actually work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Developm
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14y ago
My December PLT Game's entry was actually called Wolf: https://github.com/JD557/Wolf Thank god he didn't chose that name, then I would be the one that would need to think of a new language name. Anyway, as stated in other comments, Tungst
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I can't say I completly agree with this. Even though big-O notation is far from perfect, I assume analytic combinatronics has its problems as well: since it's based on the scientific method, it should have some errors (although I have not r
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Also, Its possible to use script tags to run javascript code in an svg. If you really wanted to, you could pretty much make your own webpage run on the image hosting server. Also, you could send a malicious script to someone hidden in a cut
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While I agree with you, I think it's sad that we live in a world where you can patent "remaking old movies in 3D". It just feels like everytime a new gimmick appears, someone could just patent "remaking old <insert product> with 
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Serious question: Is there a "mute" button in any of those patents? Even though microwaves keep getting control panels with more buttons, they never seem to get rid of the annoying "beep" everytime you press a button. It just seems like a c
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