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11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/7vmKl40.jpg
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11y ago
If you want to get technical, ASCII is a single-alphabet substitution cipher. Remember, lawyers have tried asserting that copying to RAM is copyright infringement. http://newmedialaw.proskauer.com/2008/08/20/r
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11y ago
not exactly "realtime" if you press "scan" but still, I love the idea
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11y ago
Phew, I thought it was just me. I found http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/ far more accessible.
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SixSigma
11y ago
There's 13 domains want to run JavaScript in that page. And 16 cookies, which include 10 different advertisers.
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SixSigma
11y ago
Come on, that headline is pushing the bounds of credulity.
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11y ago
Your brakes are many times more powerful than your engine too.
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11y ago
Composability, it's what makes Unix Unix. Doug McIlroy and his pipes, that's what makes it powerful in th ehands of a skilled operator. Your system grows with you Possibly a nightmare for someone else to reason about, so I accept
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11y ago
I usually use OpenOffice / LibreOffice Equation Editor which is based on eqn. Ironically the on disk format it uses is MathML.
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11y ago
I still use Acme, a plan9 text editor that was based on Oberon and it is the best software ever. Just the notion that "all text is a potential action" blows all other usability notions out of the water. Want a drop down menu ? : m
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11y ago
I guess it's not so bad if you can leave when you feel like it. Singapore is a cool place if you're on the right side. Dubai is another even more extreme example.
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11y ago
> Rape videos (of 18+) aren't illegal. Just horrible videos are that: horrible. They aren't illegal. They are in the UK. sigh EDIT: oops, believed the hype
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11y ago
Boot from read only media, or mark your partitions read only. If you boot from CD you can copy-on-read to RAM to keep things snappy. Or PXE booting a Unix / Plan9 workstation. I set my networks up so that I never rely on a terminal mac
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11y ago
:) That's pretty good, well done. The first compiler took someone with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and physics from Vasser, a master's from Yale and a Ph.D. in mathematics from Yale and 3 years of experience with the m
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11y ago
The irony that four words in the title are not in that 1,000 (in quotes here) A "text" "editor" that only allows the 1,000 most "common" words in "English. As determined by a similar online version that me
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11y ago
Amusing coincidence that readams above used "up goer", as the "up goer" editor does what you suggest : http://splasho.com/upgoer5/
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11y ago
“I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters,” Trump said. So in a way, yes, he has made murder respectable. The previous two POTUS' made murder respectable by using remote controlled flying
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11y ago
The irony too, that Ritchie, Thompson, Pike et al at the Unix labs were then enamoured by Modula-2 & Oberon and used the ideas to build plan9 but in a new version of C.
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11y ago
> Most programmers would rather put a bullet to their heads than program for fun after 10 hours of staring at code at work. That doesn't sound like most programmers I know.
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11y ago
... once you've downloaded a trojaned extension. This attack is cross-extension. So you can't drive by or anything.
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11y ago
https://www.nextrembrandt.com/ for more technical info
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11y ago
That's handy to know. I was investigating whether I could make my hydroponics system recycle the water but the waste ratio made it unattractive - it was only for science.
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11y ago
Yeah, I was amazed both when I saw how much water got wasted in home RO and how much wasn't wasted in industrial RO!
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11y ago
Dunedin in Florida filters 13,250,000 litres per day using reverse osmosis and claims 100% of water is recycled for drinking. http://www.switchurbanwater.eu/outputs/pdfs/W1-1_1-2_GEN_PAP...
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11y ago
> I immediately imagine targeting women with makeup and celebrities and men with cars and sports. Then it is your imagination being nefarious.
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11y ago
Do you not make hot soup with it already ? We make hot porridge in ours too. As for the noise - someone is on that http://www.whisperblend.com/
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11y ago
> the evil uses of data bases by the Gestapo during Nazi times. IBM leased them the machines and sold them the punched cards. And then sold them the census data they had collected across Europe during the 1930s. http://www.ib
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11y ago
This is a tragic tale. I think I would have enjoyed a Cardiac to learn machine code. I first learned code from copying listings on Teletext, they called it Telesoftware [1] into a book. I had no access to any computers. https://
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11y ago
Come on, it only takes a couple of hours to learn the basics of calculus. Finding the volume of things from their surface areas and you can integrate. These are not difficult concepts.
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11y ago
On the internet no-one knows you're a dog. In the UK I have noticed that black people are well represented in tech circles. Almost all the black people I know are in IT. There's probably some selection bias because that's how
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