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by Systemic33 11y ago
How do you then explain Denmark, which has had their currency locked to the Euro (and before that; DM)?
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by Systemic33 11y ago
It's solved in a much nicer way in modern vehicles. Where they detect # of line crossings (dozing makes you more prone to cross the lines on the road), and how often and for how long your eyes are shut when blinking. Together they indi
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by Systemic33 11y ago
The participants will add $100M yearly from 2020. That doesn't seem insignificant, and I think part of the thing about the deal is that it puts a public focus on green development -- WORLDWIDE.
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by Systemic33 11y ago
And sometimes that's the difference between making a buck, and making a business.
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by Systemic33 11y ago
The paragraph about Christiania is bullshit. It is not legal to smoke or sell cannabis there, and the police have done several raids over the years. Most people don't even consider it a country, but more like a borough for the hippies.
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Most likely this is because someone on the dating profile saw the persons profile, thought it was interesting enough to 'dox' the person. If people knew how little information is needed to get started they would be either terrifie
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by Systemic33 11y ago
The fact that this is not specific to a certain type of cancer is quite amazing. This paragraph captures it pretty well: "In collaboration, the two university research groups have tested thousands of samples from brain tumors to leukem
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Malaria vaccine provides hope for a general cure for cancer(news.ku.dk)
14 points by Systemic33 11y ago|4 comments
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Honestly, this is getting a bit tiresome. The world has displayed a lack of interest in privacy with regards to digital systems. Therefore Microsoft has chosen to enable features required for making the computer more personalized by default
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Tail Call Bug in RyuJIT - Incorrect parameters passed(github.com)
16 points by Systemic33 11y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 11y ago
If those figures (93Gb/s) are right and represents a real-world scenario, and not a lab test, then it's really impressive. The following quote from the article highlights the difference between HORNET and Tor: "Unlike onion r
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Considering the massive backlash Uber has received around the world, i'm quite impressed how they can keep the show going, and investors keep funding them. Doesn't this seem like a lost cause for VC's? Edit: I get that the se
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by Systemic33 11y ago
> with rampant antisemitism in Europe Because Israel isn't escalating this at all with the palestine conflict... Netanyahu is a warmongerer that keeps the conflict alive, because it serves his interests, in increasing antisemitism,
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by Systemic33 11y ago
ShowHN?
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by Systemic33 11y ago
- Class-best camera (Lumia 930) - Coherent UI - Useful "home" screen. - Cheap I usually describe it as the nice UI and design from Apple with the cost of an Android.
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Worth noting that Facebook and Google are both silver contributors. === http://www.openbsdfoundation.org/contributors.html === For 2015 The OpenBSD Foundation will recognize donors in the following categories based on contr
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Very interesting read, I wonder if Twitter does it in a similar way. Anyone who knows where to learn more about the system design they use, with the pre-processor, parser, scorer, and ranker? How do these interact? What's the respectiv
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by Systemic33 11y ago
The use of i,j,k, etc is a convention carried over from math to CS. Edit: As are a vast majority of CS knowledge: set theory, calculus, matrix, and so on.
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by Systemic33 11y ago
I lived 6 years in Stockholm, and despite being from Denmark, so the cultural differences aren't enormous, this article is definitely right on target. It's kind of like being part of an international community, and if it was a nat
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Highly Detailed Geomapped Social Indicators for Denmark(dr.dk)
2 points by Systemic33 11y ago|0 comments
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Mercedes-Benz Launches Rival to Tesla's Home-Energy Storage(schlauerspeichern.de)
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Famly Secures €375k from Zendesk Founders, Prev. Endomondo CEO and Klaus Nyengaard(oresundstartups.com)
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US Gov. hacked by China, and cred. from 4M employees may be compromised(edition.cnn.com)
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Link to a version that does not autorefresh constantly: https://www.instapaper.com/text?u=http://citypaper.net/uberd...
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by Systemic33 11y ago
Confirmed to be on 37.0.2 as well (Regular)
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We are at a point in time where the movie Gamer (2009) is approaching reality(twitch.tv)
1 points by Systemic33 11y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 12y ago
A better article in terms of details (but without video)[1] [1] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandcon...
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Lego CEO breaks out in song and dance over record breaking fiscal year profits(dr.dk)
1 points by Systemic33 12y ago|1 comments
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by Systemic33 12y ago
We are still a long way from vehicles without human occupants. The most modern lorries by Mercedes-Benz are very autonoumous, but still need a driver to be with the lorry. Since lorries rarely just go from marked up parking spot to parking
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Wow, the co-found of ninite :D I can't thank you enough! That program is _always_ the absolute first i download on every windows machine, period. I think i've told all my friend about ninite by now, and everyone is super impressed

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