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How often does it happen that the oldest person alive dies?
(math.stackexchange.com)
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I use Vundle too but it's often frustating. The package management in Sublime Text looks much slicker, but then Sublime Text is slick overall.
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You should read Jue Wang's 2007 survey paper which groups and puts all the techniques in context, then a handful of the top performing papers from recent years on alphamatting.com http://www.juew.org/publication/mattingSurvey.pdf
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Generating a perpendicular unit vector without branching
(blog.selfshadow.com)
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Would love a package management solution.
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I have tried to understand what you have written. Help me out here. > Nature and capitalism share a structural characteristic: both require equilibrium or over-production to self-sustain. Any sustained deficit and the organism or econo
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13y ago
You seem to have snuck in "I start threatening them." as if that is easy and repeatable.
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Aspiring musicians appreciate the vast odds against them becoming the Next Big Thing. It takes an extremely young or naive person to believe that they will become a wild success off the back of some unpaid gigs or their YouTube channel. In
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You may as well be reading about a rock band here. This story does not and will not apply to you. This is the one in a thousand/million fairy-tale of the frivolous app dreamed up in coffee shops, fuelled by rapid investment and sold for vas
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1,000,000 of anything
(bogost.com)
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14y ago
Oh please, a site for other prospective entrepreneurs on budget of $0 vs a site aimed at a fixing a very real problem in the vast and lucrative world of property?
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Zequals: the new symbol that will make us all better at sums
(guardian.co.uk)
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What regions outside London are you referring to? Genuinely interested.
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Dropbox and your choice of editing program
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Now that's a minimum viable product. Great execution and focus. You should double the price though - you would get twice the number of orders.
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What explains the current shift from glossy UIs to matte UIs?
(ux.stackexchange.com)
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> I must believe there's any easy way to eliminate some "outliers" using mathematics, but I can't recall the function(s) to do so. The median is one good way, as you already have. You can also use the interquartile mean: http://en.wiki
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Until the Steam Box is out.
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Solving mazes with morphological transformations
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That Tesla Data: What It Says and What It Doesn’t (John Broder's Response)
(wheels.blogs.nytimes.com)
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The Discourse Team
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Vundle works nicely as a package manager: https://github.com/gmarik/vundle
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It's worth reading Testing Treatments, also funded by the James Lind Initiative. It's available for free at: http://www.testingtreatments.org/ . It's not the most exciting read, but it gives a good overview of uncertainty in medicine and
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Microsoft May Invest $1-$3 Billion in Dell Buyout
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The naked and the TED
(tnr.com)
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Fair enough. It does come across on http://www.installmonetizer.com/AT_aboutus.php that the product is funded/endorsed by Y Combinator though.
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I think people will be wondering if this resembles the founders' ideas when they were funded by you, and if this represents the kind of company you wish to be funding. You may of course defend the product on technical grounds (accept button
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Good post. My frustration with Dell is that they never seem to launch any consumer products with confidence and stick with them. It's always timid and half-baked, and there's no rhyme or reason to their line of products. There have been thi
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I agree with your sentiment. Sometimes we get articles on (say) the Fourier transform, with its own intuitive take on how and why it works, some visualisation and some maths. I think these articles are great. I can understand how they would
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I'm surprised by the excitement at every piece of teaching material or set of course notes posted here. Free textbooks and PDF notes have been around for years, especially for mathematical topics. This PDF won't do the work for you, and you
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