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by aardshark 9y ago
Not accurate or useful would be an apt description of your comments here.
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by aardshark 9y ago
I feel like this is a very minor physical feat compared to the other attributes I'd expect a strong astronaut candidate to exhibit. As in, this shouldn't be a barrier to anyone who really wants to be an astronaut.
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by aardshark 10y ago
I haven't used AWS, but my experience with AppEngine and by extension GCP is similar. Just last week I got an email saying that they'd discovered an issue on Google Cloud Datastore where certain (strongly consistent!) queries coul
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by aardshark 10y ago
There's a number of people throughout this thread espousing the same opinion, using similarly divisive doomsday rhetoric. Doesn't this reaction seem hyperbolic? It's impossible for angry racist white men alone to elect Trump.
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by aardshark 10y ago
I feel like the UI in this would benefit from an arcball-style rotation with some momentum from drag gestures. Like this: https://www.webglearth.com
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by aardshark 10y ago
For reading directly from a program's memory, have you tried using Cheat Engine/scanmem to find the location of the variables you're looking for? I think that'd be easier than using IDA.
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by aardshark 10y ago
I think a set number of multiple referendums, say best of 3, would be a more reliable way of judging the opinion of the population.
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by aardshark 10y ago
Sure, but seeing as the live stream is over, you'd think they'd just autoplay the saved video instead. I didn't actually notice that there are links to the videos in the Resources tab, so I guess it's not as bad as I tho
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by aardshark 10y ago
"Streaming is available in Safari and through the WWDC app." ...is nobody else getting this message? Or am I just the only one who thinks this is bullshit? Here is a direct link to the mp4: http://devstreaming.apple.com
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by aardshark 10y ago
What is the difference between using a neural network to do this and using a filter that obtains the same or similar effect by distorting the frames of the input randomly? I guess I feel like there's no practical result here. It's
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by aardshark 10y ago
What if you didn't have to sign into any of those services to play with Project Murphy?
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by aardshark 10y ago
Nouning weirds adjectives.
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by aardshark 10y ago
Funny, HTML5 streaming in Chrome often breaks for me and I have to restart to fix this. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce this reliably, otherwise I'd file a bug.
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by aardshark 10y ago
Come on, that's pretty understandable given a previous stillbirth.
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by aardshark 10y ago
Isn't Vexorian from South America? I've noticed he's often high up in the leaderboards in Google Code Jam.
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by aardshark 10y ago
I feel like this article is being disingenuous in order to get discussion going.
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by aardshark 11y ago
I don't know if you're familiar with Riot Games' infrastructure investments, but I figure it might interest you. They're essentially building their own low-latency network across the US. It's really impressive. htt
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by aardshark 11y ago
The 400 blows is French cinema
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The Making of a Modern British Soldier(youtube.com)
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by aardshark 11y ago
That's super cool, thanks for the link.
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by aardshark 11y ago
I use it semi-frequently and have never had a problem.
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by aardshark 11y ago
You have a typo on https://certsimple.com/why-ev-ssl "Cost money, because they require the certificate authority to check who your are."
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by aardshark 11y ago
The article mentions the different chemicals favored by palates in different regions, so maybe you're just accustomed to the NL chemicals rather than the US ones.
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by aardshark 11y ago
I don't know why your comment annoys me so much, but it does. What other response could you reasonably expect (or indeed, want)? If there weren't any rational and logical responses to this article, that would be truly saddening.
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by aardshark 11y ago
The answer reads like this: We absolutely do not have the capabilities to do this and anyone who says otherwise is a liar! What follows is a list of reasons for why they don't have an incentive to do this rather than reasons tha
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by aardshark 11y ago
The response by Google is not exactly convincing.
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by aardshark 11y ago
So if customers want to contribute to fixes for issues they raise, is there a an easy way for them to do that without revealing who they are?
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by aardshark 11y ago
It's not that your points are irrelevant, it's that they needlessly draw attention from the issue at hand: that the car manufacturers are being criminally negligent.
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by aardshark 11y ago
I don't agree with the 'difficult to google' label, because you can easily find relevant results on all of these terms through Google.
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by aardshark 12y ago
Get a better impressionist.

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