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by NamTaf 9y ago
Agreed. When I first started at my company, our graduate programme involved a ‘showcase project’ where we had to think up a problem to solve within the business. It certainly wasn’t effective in allocating effort - most groups did a month o
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Oh thank you, that's wonderful news! I'll definitely look in to that if I have any frustrations with configuring SS myself. Even if I use Streisand for the SS side and Algo for the IPSec side, that would be a reasonable solution.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
My issue with Streisand is that it spins up a dozen different services, of which I would like 1-2. Indeed, I then stumbled across Algo [1], which cited this as one of the motivating reasons for existing. It does 50% of what I'm after i
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Australia has what's referred to as 'big-L' Liberals, who are the conservative side, as opposed to 'small-l' liberals as you'd commonly describe 'liberal politics', i.e. progressive. Our centre-right
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Yup. The Buran was awesome. They have scaffolding up into the cargo bay and a small viewing deck into the rear to look at all the electronics near the engines. I definitely recommend both, they're wonderful museums with heaps on offer.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Yeh that general area has heaps of cool museums and factories around. I only got to these due to a super cramped sechedule, but I had marked several there (ESA Operations Centre is a bit north, for example) and would've loved to see mo
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by NamTaf 9y ago
If you're ever around Stuttgart/Frankfurt area, there's a couple of really amazing Technical Museums that are sister facilities. One is in Sinsheim and one is in Speyer and are known as the Teknik Museum Sinsheim/Speyer.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Compare front-end [1] design philosophies (such as used in waterfall development) vs iterative design philosophies (such as in agile development). As a non-software, 'real world' engineer (mechanical, heavy industry design) lookin
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by NamTaf 9y ago
The page seems live now, I was only getting a domain test before: https://www.krackattacks.com
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by NamTaf 9y ago
There's no way they purchased Oculus without buying Carmack for a set period of retention. That's a major part of the attraction for FB.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Fascinating that the battery of the original was the biggest until the 4 landed - it speaks for the power optimisation that they pursued for those first 4 iterations. Also amusing how it's literally a completely different purpose batte
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by NamTaf 9y ago
You can't really reduce the net weight whilst carrying gross weight beyond a point because the structure won't cope with holding the cargo. Maybe you can optimise some of it out but whether a human presses pedals/turns wheels
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Yes, good. The new behaviour is better. See? It cuts both ways, you can't make blanket statements like that - either way - when they're subjective to each user's own use case. I legitimately prefer this toggle, because I so r
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Anatomy textbooks aren't anything like real life. They're all colourful, clearly distinguished and clearly labelled, yet any autopsy will reveal a mess of reddish brown that tangles and squishes together. Also remember that human
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Deeply regretting not going to IAC since it's in Australia this year. A colleague went under his own money and he's had a great time, as well as several of my uni mates who are there due to working in the industry. I'm enjoyi
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Perfect, found that now thank you! A bit weird to have it separate to the option to take in that format, though sort of understandable in a twisted logic since it's to do with the photos app not the camera app.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
I'm confused; I have an 8 and I have High Efficiency selected, but it appears I can take a photo and see it and open it on my work Win7 PC. It's a .jpg file format and seems to work just fine. The mystery deepends with video: when
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by NamTaf 9y ago
My guess is that sixty-seven has four syllables, twenty-five has three.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
The big unmentioned thing here is that what would Russia do to respond to an ICBM flying over them from the South ? If they have an engage-on-detection doctrine, is that only pointed north towards the US or would it still apply from someth
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by NamTaf 9y ago
They beat everyone else, including UberEats, to the AU market. I think them and Foodora were the first two, but they won and UberEats just relied on their brand to muscle in. Both share the market pretty evenly ehre, from what I can tell. I
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by NamTaf 9y ago
You want LongBets: http://longbets.org/
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by NamTaf 9y ago
It's worth noting that in Queensland, we saw a big decline in cost after the feed-in tariff was dropped substantially in 2012, reducing demand. I paid AU$8500 for a 3kW system when I could lock in a 44c feed-in tariff, but everyone kne
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by NamTaf 9y ago
You can still get the EME-free browser. They released both because ultimately, giving those who care a choice is easier than surviving once you alienate the legions of those who demand it for Netflix or the like.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Getting that high has a couple of advantages: 1) You conserve fuel by following a specfiic flight path and it has the added benefit of also getting out of the atmosphere. The ballistic trajectory that they follow is the minimum-energy traje
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Part of the issue with this proposal is that wild roo meet not infrequently contains parasites in the muscles that makes it unfit for human consumpion. You have to be careful, just as with other wild meats. As a result, the supermarket-avai
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by NamTaf 9y ago
It's gamey, which means a couple of things: 1) It holds up against marinades very well, which also help to retain some moisture when cooked. Marinade cubes overnight then cook on skewers, for example. Ditto steaks, probably. 2) It goes
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by NamTaf 9y ago
The only solution for a non-US citizen is to simply not travel to the US. This is far less of a loss than it seems to many; it's a large and fascinating world out there and there's many other wonderful places to visit instead.
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by NamTaf 9y ago
I don't know what they're scoring on; they've not elaborated on that. However, when I first read into OpenAI it looked like many of their game links were to simply view the screen. To that end, it wouldn't surprise me if
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by NamTaf 9y ago
Reinforcement learning isn't a new idea - I did a Berkeley-based edX course on it a few years ago now and it was not state-of-the-art to my knowledge. That had no deep aspect to it, we just generated a reinfrocement algorithm that util
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by NamTaf 9y ago
I don't think that's true at all, since you have to consider how each team of 5 heroes combines and synergises. That's a far larger part of balance than individual heroes. Players also play roles, but typically play more than

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