Trombone12

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by Trombone12 11y ago
dark background, Light Background!, dark background, Light Background! Scrolling trough this page made my eyes hurt, did nobody test the transitions when they set really dark and light backgrounds right after each other?
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by Trombone12 12y ago
A big part of a forum is the centralization and interconnection of all the threads, this is explicitly removed in this product, with all the discussions happening in their own and very separate context. So I guess the use case would be to s
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by Trombone12 12y ago
More accurate would be to call it a self-folding folding table. Of course, once you call it a folding table you start to wonder how convenient it is to actually unfold this table, seems like it would resist this, and also spontaneously fold
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by Trombone12 12y ago
That is quite a grand title for what is essentially the remark that you can just make a scatter plot if you have few points. Which is a good observation, but I feel it strains the meaning of "paradigm" a bit.
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by Trombone12 12y ago
From the same speech about how a citizen should be, a page down or so[1], a passage that gives a slightly different flavour to the above quote. "There are a few people in every country so born that they can lead lives of leisure. Thes
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by Trombone12 12y ago
The title is misleading, should say "analysis of video of F9 crash". I know the current tittle is the title wired put in it, but the crash is not actually analysed at all, just the video of it, and that analysis doesn't prov
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by Trombone12 12y ago
I think what happened is that the word "field" won over the word "ether", probably because there was a not very successful "aether theory" on the days of old. Certainly if you read this[1] 1999 article by Wilcz
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by Trombone12 12y ago
Big data as "Fear Factor - eating special" ... Well its a catchy description. Honestly I hope we end up in a world where "big data" doesn't have a "victor", that sounds like the end state of the matrix, on
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by Trombone12 12y ago
The solution demonstrated on the page seems to ask for the n-gon that circumscribes n randomly placed points, which isn't the same as the smallest convex hull that contains them. I'm not sure why the polygon should have the same n
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by Trombone12 12y ago
Doesn't mention utf-8, so I'll assume it dies as soon as I type something strange like an ö in my foolish attempt to categorize a thing outside of the US.