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Array Broadcasting in NumPy(scipy.org)
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Let's not pollute this place with hashtags.
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Proving you can't make 2011 out of 1,2,3,4(math.stackexchange.com)
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Indifference to Sunk Costs (ribbonfarm)(us1.campaign-archive1.com)
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Ask HN: news.ycombinator.{com,org}?
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by SandB0x 15y ago
> Downvote me to oblivion if necessary Don't do this. Please read: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ("Please don't bait other users by inviting them to downmod you.") To answer your question, nobody is suggesting his life is
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Ignoring your horrific lack of tact and sensitivity: From http://amitgupta.com/ > In the past... I started Jelly, worked with Seth Godin to start ChangeThis, brought BarCamp to NYC, started a co-op called House 2.0, contributed to a W
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YouTube gets a refresh(youtube.com)
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Can someone explain what the November 30 date means? Is there another treatment route they will try if they can't find a donor? How is the cut-off date chosen?
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by SandB0x 15y ago
In some cases you will have a good prior on the clean signal from studio recordings. Of course, "registering" a recording (or parts of a recording) to the video would be a formidable task in itself.
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The Tricki: A collection of useful mathematical problem-solving techniques(tricki.org)
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Einstein Summation in Numpy(docs.scipy.org)
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Imagine an identical hard drive in the room, except this one is blank. Or if the data were continuously being copied back and forth between the two drives, and the displayed values went up and down accordingly. Actually what if this one tur
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Arms only this time: > This course will cover the region of upper limb. Subsequent courses will cover other body regions in a sequential manner.
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by SandB0x 15y ago
On all my machines ~/.vimrc and friends are symlinked out from my Dropbox folder.
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How many more barriers can sprinters break and is there a human speed limit?(guardian.co.uk)
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The problem with recruitment for software jobs ... is you (UK)(guardian.co.uk)
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Or the massage therapist, Bonnie Brown. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/12/technology/12google.html?p...
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Look at how many models Asus makes: http://www.asus.com/Notebooks/AllProducts/ . Around 55 distinct designs. Look at how many models Apple makes: http://www.apple.com/why-mac/compare/ . Five distinct designs. True attention to detail is
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by SandB0x 15y ago
Surprising that this isn't a feature already. I can go to https://market.android.com/ and install apps straight to my phone from a browser on any machine if I'm signed in.
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Estimate how many slaves work for you based on your possessions and lifestyle.(slaveryfootprint.org)
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Adobe Illustrator, most likely.
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It seems like we're missing some important information. I'd be interested to know what he did before going to Google - i.e. he didn't go there straight from university. So he worked for Jacques, then left and some unspecified stuff happened
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by SandB0x 15y ago
I realise these are quite hyperbolic, but you might be interested to watch this short profile of commodities giant Glencore, mentioned in the article: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6rSBifsvwg
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Where computer vision needs help from computer science(people.csail.mit.edu)
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by SandB0x 15y ago
There's a major point that can be added to the Why Don’t Android Phones Get Updated? section: Third party skins and interfaces. HTC's Sense, Motorola's Motoblur and co can only introduce an engineering overhead and delays in upgrading. I
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by SandB0x 15y ago
A learning toaster that can find the sweet spot between warm bread and coal. Works if I've put in frozen bread or bread from fridge or bread from the bread bin.
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Ever seen a Japanese toilet?
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I have done the Peripheral extraction thing. You have a needle in each arm, and apart from that slight discomfort you can just sit/lie back and watch TV for a few hours. As tripa says, you get a few days of injections beforehand to stimulat
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Apple and Android, the slow pall bearers to RIM's eventual demise (arstechnica.com)
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