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I like Snapchat, I still can't grasp their plan to become the next great thing but at least they have a lot of users and their users 'don't want to leave'. I always thought that Facebook were too big to fail, like in no
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Since this discussion turned pretty much into a poll of which's your favorite episode, I'll go. Fifteen million merits was by far the best for me, not only that, it is one of the best short stories I've ever seen on TV. The f
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And the same thing happens on science and tech...
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> Side note: it’s important that no two proposers ever use the same sequence number, and that they are sortable, so that they truly reference only one proposal, and precedence between proposals can be decided using a simple comparison. T
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12y ago
Could you provide an example? I'm using node and are pretty satisfied with the performance I have.
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Science != PR
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Here's an idea for the government: Detonate a nuclear device somewhere isolated where you already detonate nuclear stuff for fun. However, this time say that it wasn't planned at all. Proceed to fabricate a story where the nuclear
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12y ago
Yeah but that's what happens when people become so adapted to their tools that they forget how real math/world works... and they even have the nerve to stand up for their flawed tools. I actually like and use C everyday, but it wo
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The chromebook? A hit? ... Nothing better than unbiased journaling with morning coffee.
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A lot of people say they have/need senior mobile developers with 10+ years of experience...
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References [1] The Universe
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A lot of proofreading needed...
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I have a couple ideas that haven't took off the ground bc of money. I've also been very reluctant of taking VC money. But if someone gave me 200K, no strings attached, I would bet on those things.
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The things I'do w/ 200K dollars...
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I suggest you to be more clear about what the results you are showing mean, so one doesn't have to dive into the source code to find out. Good work.
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How come the first commit for go is from that year? Didn't go appeared around 2007-2008 ?
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Does that profit takes into account inflation and stuff? Because if not the outcome could be somewhat different. However, even if they broke even, the potential negative effects that the bailout prevented are huge.
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Interesting, a year ago this was one of the challenge say Kaggle. Given a set of sample pairs determine which one of them (if any) is causing the others.
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You guys are acting as if Evan publicly said those things. Keep in mind that the source of this is a private email exchange. He's not talking bullshit just for the hype of it. This is something that the guy and his team had obviously p
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What is Fed QE? Edit: Thanks.
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Why?
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Even LEDs need electricity, and electricity can be delivered to them serially or in parallel too.
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>While JavaScript employs garbage collection for automatic memory management, it is not a substitute for effective memory management in applications. And then they continue to make use of the Javascript's GC in order to do effective
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What? No... you can approximate both data and frequency as much as you want to.
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I'd really like Julia to become the winner of that race. I've used everything but Octave (sorry Stallman :[) and coming from a CS background, no other language/platform made me feel more at home than Julia.
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FFTs actually work for this kind of stuff but not in the way he's trying to apply it. Instead of trying to reconstruct the sound directly you could use the data for getting hints at which instruments (by looking at their particular cha
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Ok, I was asking because if you meant "math" as in "geometry" you could just go directly into how OpenGL does his stuff or many of the higher level graphics languages like (the preivously mentioned) Processing or three.j
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Could you give an example of working with graphics as purely mathematical objects?
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What a twist! I remember when YaCy was more like a Tor alternative.
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>I don't believe profit is the best motivator for artists ... Then we don't live even in the same world. By taking into account how much people has the economical means to just "make music for the sake of it", I'
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