JorgeGT

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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Honest answer, I just liked it at the time. Is it better now?
902.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
I did a small write-up on how open satellite data can be processed with open source tools to build crop health maps without relying in commercial software/companies: https://wechoosethemoon.es/2015/10/08/
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Nope. His wife is the only one mentioned in the data according to the reporters: > The third Spaniard to appear in the giant leak is the wife of former Spanish Agriculture Minister Miguel Arias Cañete, Micaela Domecq Solís-Beaumont, who
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
I have already joined the Apostles of the Flame...
905.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
I heard Fabrikam makes good toasters! Among thousands of other random things...
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
I just saw this demo video https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2016/P488?ocid=player where they demonstrate how the Ruby rack webserver runs flawlessly through the localhost address so it looks like you ar
907.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
You're welcome! It's a small detail but better safe than sorry with these kind of issues.
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Note the "generally" there. Further down it says explicitly "NASA material is not protected by copyright unless noted". In their Flickr page they have selected the CC BY-NC 2.0 license so this works, I think, as a notice
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
I wonder if these utilities can reach a locally-running X server?
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
I recognized the JAXA ship of the bottom image and it amused me for a bit that they chose a pic of a cargo ship instead of an imaging satellite. Then it was a matter of reverse image search, usually public space images are CC-BY so I figure
911.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
Very interesting and good looking! Only a small comment: using images under Creative Commons licensing is not as simple as grabbing the image and using it as you please. Both your top [1] and bottom [2] images are licensed with the BY claus
912.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
The removed comments are still is Disqus: https://disqus.com/home/discussion/npmjs/the_npm_blog_kik_le...
913.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
The checking subsystem of a Chilean flour factory it seems.
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
There is also a browser with someone's facebook open.
915.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
Morning where?
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
>Tell me which culture assigns names more than five years after birth! In the United States of America it is common for females to change their name at marriage, substituting their birth surname for that of their husband. Also, in many t
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
As a researcher (who codes contingently) I've enjoyed for a long time the blog of Mike Croucher ( http://www.walkingrandomly.com/ ) who was Head of Scientific Applications Software Support at The University of Manchester
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
In the context of acoustics, "ts" almost always means time-step (inverse of frequency). But I don't have the faintest idea of how it would collide with the username string :|
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
> acting as a spy for foreign governments and being the ringleaders of vast insurgent organizations Bear in mind that for each of the prominent people made to confess all sorts of crazy things in the Moscow Trials, hundreds of thousands
920.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
What does not inspire confidence in me is that they are toying around with what appears to be a small General Electric CJ610 turbojet engine, developed in the 60s from the earlier J85. Doesn't seem like the best propulsive plant for a
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Like air coach or air bus or something?
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
> since often they have the notion that buildings of this size "never" move I fact OP probably got this from one of these "Falsehoods programmers believe about X" (probably this one: http://wiesmann.codifer
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Uhm, I use uBlock Origin and when going to the site in your profile I don't see any image blocking (just google analytics and social media plugins). The ads in the sidebar (id="ws_widget__ad_codes-3"?) display just fine, and
924.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
They could deal with advertisers themselves and manually approve and display text/image ads from their own domain (as it was done in printed newspapers), but isn't it easier to just leave a div+javascript and have the right of ar
925.
by JorgeGT 11y ago
Pro tip: check http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/ to review journal self-archiving policies.
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
[13th century] In the age of gunpowder, do young archery prodigies have a future?
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Do you know the medical doctor who published a mathematical method (named after herself) to compute the area under a curve? Truly revolutionary! https://fliptomato.wordpress.com/2007/03/19/medical-research...
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
"The authors seem to have missed the seminal work by Yourstruly et al. (2015)..."
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
> Would that be considered OK if they asked lockers makers to make their locks accept a master key Didn't TSA do exactly this, only to have CAD designs of the master keys reverse-engineered from a photo and posted in GitHub? https:
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by JorgeGT 11y ago
Indeed, from a graph theory POV the "top" and "canonical" graphs are exactly the same graph, the difference is psychological at best.

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