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by __john 9y ago
>ex-military, java/python/etc do you work at Raytheon in Aurora by any chance? I think you should ask him. If his lively hood solely depends on the livestock he raises I doubt he supports reintroduction. Same goes for the other
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by __john 9y ago
I'm not validating what the parent comments was saying. Just seeing if I could get examples of these kinds of operations, specifically in NM and AZ. I know of Ted Turner, but from what I could find most of these "well fare" r
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by __john 9y ago
> The saddest part is that the open range ranching in desert Southwest is not even profitable without large subsidies and support by the taxpayer. Curious if you have any specific examples of this?
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by __john 9y ago
I think you'll have a hard time finding any rancher who is in favor of reintroducing wolves, Colorado or otherwise.
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by __john 10y ago
Not really. The paper deals with "conventional" CS math. Here are some good resources for ML/DL math. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=machine%20learning%20math&sort...
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Automated Malware Analysis – Cuckoo Sandbox(cuckoosandbox.org)
1 points by __john 10y ago|0 comments
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by __john 10y ago
An old story (from 2010) http://gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalked-tee... https://www.wired.com/2010/09/google-spy/ I'm sure if you dug around you could find more. I&
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by __john 10y ago
You jest, but google "can a company sue itself". You'll see a list of articles about banks suing themselves over foreclosures.
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by __john 10y ago
Do you have any examples of this? I'm genuinely curious.
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by __john 10y ago
Another one, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shouting_fire_in_a_crowded_the... ).
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by __john 10y ago
> after which turnover declined to $5.36bn in 2001 I'm sure the dotcom bubble played a role in this (i.e. Job's leadership however effective or ineffective it was, wasn't solely to blame). *For those (like me) who didn&#x2
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by __john 10y ago
How about have one dolphin watch a group solve it then add that dolphin to a second group and see if the second group consistently solves it faster.
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To become a good C programmer (2011)(fabiensanglard.net)
272 points by __john 10y ago|103 comments
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by __john 10y ago
Do you mean like Jupyter notebooks? http://jupyter.org/
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by __john 11y ago
In addition the US Navy isn't just the biggest navy in the world, it's the biggest by a landslide. Any way you measure it whether by supercarriers[1] or water displacement it's larger than the worlds other navies combined. [1
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by __john 11y ago
It was a joke, magnet links are base64 encoded hashes of the content iirc.
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by __john 11y ago
> The first research project Bell labs did was a test to see how much latency they could get telephone users to tolerate. Do you have a source for that? I genuinely enjoy reading about things like this.
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by __john 11y ago
That yellow when you hover over medicine/office contrasts very poorly w/ the white background.
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by __john 11y ago
A friend and I made this for fun. It is a joke and only here for entertainment value, don't put it in production. https://github.com/JonZudell/Genetic_Expression
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by __john 11y ago
Support the change, retire from government, get a cushy job on the board of some defense contractor. Edit: To support what I say check out Raytheon's board of directors[1], maybe a third of them retired from the military, worked from t
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by __john 11y ago
Nope, the guy cut contact w/ my friend and all the mutual people with whom they played. Most of those people were my friends real life friends.
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by __john 11y ago
One of my friend's online acquaintances that was a Japanese girl living in Canada. Then one day she forgot to turn her voice modulator on, turns out the her was a him. My friend had known this person for several years.
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by __john 11y ago
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown. -- H.P. Lovecraft
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by __john 11y ago
Is there any reason Verizon wouldn't start up an ad department? They have a nice advantage with the internal opt out...
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by __john 11y ago
Geosynchronous satellites don't have to be over the equator. Geosynchronous satellites that are over the equator are called geostationary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geosynchronous_satellite#Defin...
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by __john 11y ago
> no person is in this position The A6...?
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by __john 11y ago
A couple of things on the "lawyers" and "management" points. The "DoD's clarifying guidance" he's talking about is almost certainly this[1]. It's got some good information about open source in ge
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by __john 11y ago
Postgres in favor of Oracle is another big one.
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by __john 11y ago
Sure, what I think Oracle does better is it provides a lot more flexibility with how you can refresh your materialized views. Oracle has 3 ways that I know of to refresh materialized views; complete, fast, and partition change tracking, fur
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by __john 11y ago
This is only tangentially related... are there any open source databases that implement materialized views as well as Oracle? Postgres is getting close but they're not there yet...

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