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MrVitaliy
14y ago
Nice. Wish I was as good at grant writing as Steven McIntire.
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Elementary Analysis: The Theory of Calculus by Ross IMHO very easy, introductory book on proofs and basic analysis. It's not a novel, you will need some effort to think through exercises. Getting through this book is like unlocking GODMODE
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14y ago
Have you seen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MicroC/OS-II ?
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14y ago
It's actually not that surprising. Christmas week is their busiest time of the year in terms of transactions traffic.
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14y ago
Open Media Vault[1] a Debian based NAS OS. Although Synology's DSM[2] is also linux based it doesn't appear to be as free [1] http://www.openmediavault.org/ [2] http://www.synology.com/dsm/index.php?lang=us
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14y ago
Best way to fix LinkedIn's recommend system is to stop using LinkedIn.
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My analysis professor used to say, if you state that some part of the proof is trivial then it should be easy to just write it out. And when you have a hard time writing it out or it takes too long, perhaps it's not trivial after all.
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14y ago
Perhaps Google as well as anyone else, including my self, feel that they can spend 2B in a better way than the government would. For example, lobbying for more open internet.
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14y ago
"an incredibly frustrating, bash-your-head-against-the-wall-repeatedly process that is commonly measured in hours, not minutes" s/head/axe/ s/wall/monsters/ Sounds awfully like video gaming ;)
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14y ago
It's kind of like debugging two programs at the same time. On one hand there is wine, wine configs, winetricks, loading directX, etc. On the other hand it's the game you're trying to run. For example, it turns out StarCraft II needs an upda
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To be honest, Linux is my favorite gaming platform already. I remember trying to play the original Diablo and WarCraft games on windows 7 with no success. Diablo II works ok in virtual box running XP with 3d acceleration enabled, WarCraft I
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His lawyers can probably blow this out of state (internet being an inter-state medium, appeals and maybe even supremacy clause) where federal law will take precedence over the state law. This case will be a waste of time, money and governme
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"Under United States federal law and most state laws there is nothing illegal about one of the parties to a telephone call recording the conversation, or giving permission for calls to be recorded or permitting their telephone line to be ta
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I think companies started asking for BA degrees precisely because college education is readily available and almost everyone they are interested in has a degree. Yes, college is over-hyped, yes we're in tuition bubble not unlike the housing
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Responsive web-design
(awwwards.com)
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> Maybe not for Kogan, but most of the DOD is still on IE6, as an example that is something like 2 million daily users. With each passing day, this statement made less and less sense to a point of absurd. And that point has been reached
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Maybe it's due to 4chan's huge community size that fools are not a problem as they seem in smaller communities. Additionally, there is a whole slew of tools to identify (and punish) fools such as karma, comment voting, etc which perhaps wer
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Interestingly, the story strikes as a completely opposite of 4chan.org/sci/ where among army of trolls many intellectuals for many years discuss interesting ideas. Maybe it's the community size, maybe it's new technology (comment voting, ba
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I shutdown my MacBook Pro about once a month (mostly for OS updates). Simply closing the screen puts the laptop into sleep and opening flawlessly brings up the OS multiple times per day. Perhaps MS is aiming for a similar os/hardware symbio
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This looks like a perfect application for using a genetic algorithm solution with two competitive agents.
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Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, Robert B. Cialdini Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in the Markets and in Life, Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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If arbitration is with a contract, the winning side might have a stronger case in a real court.
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Our versions of usability are different. When I purchase a smartphone, I expect to have more than just an ability to make a phone call. Smartphone means email, web, gps, maps, etc and also means doing those things well (this isn't year 2001
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While unlimited data leaves something to be desired. I had to flash Galaxy SII with a more recent Android OS without all the AT&T crapware just 20 mins after buying, it was simply unusable. What begs a question, how can cellular phone p
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Silverlight. lol.
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DBase reborn
(dbasellc.com)
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If it's the same "carrier" who put crap-load of useless, buggy malware with every android phone they sell, then who cares what they say. They clearly have no clue what is even "good enough" to weight in an opinion about Nokia.
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Those ex-soviets are mostly jews who finally seized an opportunity to live somewhere else, outside of iron curtain. Many of them also showed up in US, see Sergey Brin.
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Just watch/read the news http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPILhiTJv7E
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Similarly here https://github.com/vitalius/Twiturr/blob/master/src/com/twit... I also find using WebView activity for launching twitter authentication page is more robust in terms of controlling activity focus.
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