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Supersaiyan_IV
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Supersaiyan_IV
8y ago
But when Canonical's Ubuntu Phone didn't meet its pledge people goal on Indiegogo people got their money back? How did this even happen? Not that this individual isn't to blame.
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8y ago
Depends on the search method, and heuristics employed, here's an excerpt from JaCoP constraint solver's documentation: http://jacopguide.osolpro.com/guideJaCoP.html#x1-730013 The heuristics can be hierarchical per
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8y ago
FIY: MiniZinc is a high-level constraint programming system implemented by various constraint programming solvers. Here's the annual MiniZinc competition which ranks those constraint solvers: http://www.minizinc.org/cha
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8y ago
Thanks for sharing. I wish there was a similar article regarding the different quirks of Link-Time Optimization and its effect on debugging, and how that impact has changed since GCC 4.x. Also, an explanation of how LTO's link-time opt
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9y ago
I'm sad that the AI acronym has become overused, and has lost its credibility. Back in 2004 even the expression "Expert System" was warily used, and only when appropriate. The way this is going we're going to have AI toa
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9y ago
Here's how a Corporation like Ericsson fixes Thunderbird to make ends meet: https://github.com/Ericsson/exchangecalendar
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9y ago
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Programming_Tasks
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11y ago
First: Get your interview story straight. You didn't graduate because you didn't graduate. You had a change of plans, possibly wanted to work on a side project, hobby, programming. You quit because your were ambitious about someth
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11y ago
This man that all the papers fear, and enthusiastically cite his adversaries is actually a great historian. He's one of the few that selflessly became a politician without self-interest. And that's something more fearsome, as he c
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11y ago
Why is this here. THE FIX HAS BEEN RELEASED.
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11y ago
I selected 8.2MB worth of files. The site requested almost 100MB of data. Why?
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11y ago
This is the solution to this problem as it exists in Sweden: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.bankgirot.s...
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11y ago
If I understood this correctly Naive Bayes uses "reasoning on the average". I'm assuming this is good for fast rough estimates at best.
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11y ago
Allow me to clarify. "This" means: "The fact that Google fixed a decade old bug", meaning the topic itself. The "this" you use in your comment is entirely different. The above misuse of "this" causes
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11y ago
The reason this is good is because older wifi cards supported by iwlwifi get hardware buffer underruns and hangs when said bug occurs together with WPA2 enabled.
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11y ago
Seven Sky ISP has banned reddit. So, I guess we're both right. https://i.imgur.com/U8Vvkhl.png
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11y ago
They issued the ban notice shortly after this news story became popular: https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/3gl0pg/missile_p... I'm not trying to ring any bells. We all know what agendas ar
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11y ago
As a Windows Insider that has helped Microsoft squash bugs the last few months you must realize that sending bug report data is ridiculously important. Especially on a rolling-release model that this has become.
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11y ago
This is what you get for choosing which aircraft to sponsor by going by looks. Boeing's alternative had the greatest manoeuvrability, and now the hay is beginning to stick out of their shoes, as they slowly admit that F-35 isn't a
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11y ago
Sweden: http://imgur.com/6XMCQOS
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11y ago
To the downvoters: this occurred a week after upgrading to Samsung's EXT0DB6Q firmware. Meaning that mentioned read delays should've been nonexistent. Not to mention that this disk has only had 5TB written to it.
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11y ago
Undoubtedly the same issue happened to me on an 500GB 840 EVO with NTFS. SSD zeroed out a part of the disk during runtime, as I watched this happen music was playing from this drive. It was mounted from Ubuntu MATE 15.04 and playing a musi
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11y ago
Some SSD have problems executing fsync moderately fast - like the Crucial V4. Here's the remedy: http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Crucial-SSDs/Solution-Crucial-V4...
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11y ago
One does not simply call oneself the 'Internet', and act in its name, and behalf. There's all kinds of wrong with this.
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11y ago
In case you don't know, there's "Tweet-a-program": https://twitter.com/wolframtap/ some incredible Wolfram examples live here.
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11y ago
For my own pleasure: Paper books. For faculty and reference: Easily searchable digital media.
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12y ago
Albeit I completely agree with the approach, and ideally would want kids to respond with this kind of respect, I find the need for a complementing article which describes how to mould kids' attentiveness, and respect of the elderly, in
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12y ago
And the mystery of how northern Canada and Northern Pole had a common shore. Now rethink the amount of ice that has melted.
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12y ago
A voting counter shouldn't be compiled using hopes and dreams, but using proven coding methodologies. What you are suggesting, and what I see when I read it: http://www.usmra.com/repository/category/electrical
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12y ago
People have the right to choose where their Church tax goes right? In which case you have no argument.
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