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by Quenty 7y ago
But at least unregistered banks can’t name their company “Trust Bank” or something.
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by Quenty 7y ago
The proposed design puts the cargo on the inside of the V to maximize good views, and probably helps with logistics. I imagine the novelty of looking forward while flying is a selling point.
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by Quenty 7y ago
Nope. Gmail explicitly disallows reuse of emails. Of course this is google specific.
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by Quenty 7y ago
Art pricing is weird https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2019/03/20/705278696/epis...
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by Quenty 7y ago
I think the assumption is we need to actually go carbon negative in the long term. So scrubbing with be essential in the long term.
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by Quenty 7y ago
Or we could try to legally limit how much corporations can lobby.
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by Quenty 7y ago
Of course since Microsoft owns hololens and and open source AR strategy, they’re motivated to do this well.
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by Quenty 7y ago
It’s a psychological effect. Same reason why Whole Foods charged $0.25 to get a cart, and then returned you the money. People tend to return the carts after paying the money.
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by Quenty 8y ago
Garmin watches have a week battery life and an always on display!
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by Quenty 8y ago
Yup! Senior computer engineering student, we covered SVMs in our machine learning 2 class!
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by Quenty 8y ago
It’s a matter of percent change. It shows the same relative percent change on the scale, which feels more accurate. I prefer the revised graph.
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by Quenty 8y ago
U.S. specific, but this is what the patent system was originally designed to solve, and is a power given to the U.S. government. “To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the
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by Quenty 8y ago
The paper makes it clear they were evaluating languages based upon efficiency. The rust implementation was more efficient than the JS one. A CPU bound service of course is bottlenecked at the CPU, and this benefits from efficiency. At scale
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by Quenty 8y ago
Fusion is not a chain reaction. The energy maintained for this is incredible and it can’t run away. Fusion has no toxic or radioactive bioproducts. As a power source fusion is pretty good, which is why it’s such a target for research. See:
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by Quenty 8y ago
Yes! Juypter notebook has an export to .tex file in its export menu. If you install the right stuff you can render the output on the server. However, the output of this isn’t nearly as well formed as a hand written latex document is.
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by Quenty 8y ago
Yes! Juypter is actually designed to take in multiple kernel types and supports a ton of different languages. It’s not just limited to Python. https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels
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by Quenty 8y ago
You can see a mirror of Lua here! https://github.com/lua/lua
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by Quenty 8y ago
Patents are a great example of this, where we artificially limit an idea, creating an artificial monopoly for 20 years to incentivize inventions and to encourage people to share their ideas so progress is not lost.
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This Guy Can Get 59 MPG in a Plain Old Accord(motherjones.com)
2 points by Quenty 8y ago|0 comments
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by Quenty 8y ago
Other benefit is the web version can potentially run the javascript in the browser instead of waiting for a network call. Not sure what the security implications are here.
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by Quenty 8y ago
Is a blockchain even required for this? Does it provide any technical advantage here in this case?
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How much does it cost – Roberto Ierusalimschy(youtube.com)
1 points by Quenty 8y ago|0 comments
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by Quenty 9y ago
The XPS line also tries to detect what to do based on usage patterns. Neat BIOS feature.
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by Quenty 9y ago
And an increased price hike to go with the “discount”
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by Quenty 9y ago
State governments, especially those authorizing self driving cars, could authorize this to some extent.
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by Quenty 9y ago
I bet part of Amazon’s motive is the fact that people are more likely to buy something if the reviews are good, and there’s a lot of them.
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by Quenty 9y ago
Yes, pathfinding is different than path following. That is, finding an optimal path is one problem, and having units follow that path in a dynamic world while reacting accordingly is something else entirely.
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by Quenty 9y ago
They also increased the iteration time to search for more complex paths, so I’m sure this helps with that.
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by Quenty 9y ago
Ah, this is why carry out is allowed to have plastic for an extra 5 years.
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by Quenty 9y ago
I know that matplotlib.pyplot has a sleep function used to animate graphs. May be worth investigating.

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