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by anateus 16y ago
It seems to have now been restored. I imagine it was your resume that triggered it, particularly the Keywords section.
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4chan Founder ‘Moot’ Raises $625K For Stealth Startup Canvas Networks(techcrunch.com)
43 points by anateus 16y ago|27 comments
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by anateus 16y ago
That's quite promising as far as OpenCL is concerned. I've seen a lot of scientific packages that run on CUDA, but not many that use OpenCL, but I've been averse to the vendor lock in. Despite the overheads at small dataset sizes, this seem
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by anateus 16y ago
Q: Two linguists were walking down the street. Which one was the specialist in contextually indicated deixis and anaphoric reference resolution strategies? A: The other one.
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by anateus 17y ago
I should mention that I'm plagued for a huuuuge amount of taste aversions. I disliked most cooked fish as well as tomatoes. But in this quick and easy combination, it becomes a delicious meal that's quick to make, and quick to eat :)
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by anateus 17y ago
I've found fish tacos to be a fantastic food, I try to eat them for breakfast as often as I can. -------------- Ingredients: * Frozen tilapia fillets (probably the healthiest fish you can buy, not as high in Omega-3 as larger ocean
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by anateus 17y ago
It could (particularly since p21's suppression is related to general anti-cancer processes), though they explicitly said they did not observe it in the mice trials (they were actively looking for cancer).
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by anateus 17y ago
Sounds like Feynman getting introduced to what is now called "PUA".
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by anateus 17y ago
But does this dongle come with the device? What services is it compatible with?
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by anateus 17y ago
I saw that. That's the one detail that makes me not dismiss it out of hand. I don't know what went into making those deals, but it is rather unlikely (though most certainly not impossible) that he was able to dupe all of them.
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by anateus 17y ago
There certainly aren't enough detail to call bullshit with true certainty, but this does exhibit several classic warning sign. Specifically the level of secrecy around the technical details. On the whole this seems to be some sort of non-co
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by anateus 17y ago
The US Dept of State defined "terrorism" in its Pattern of Global Terrorism report (2004) as: "premeditated politically motivated violence, perpetrated against non-combatant targets by sub-national groups or clandestine agents, usually in
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by anateus 17y ago
That's limited to job postings by YC companies.
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De Morgan's Laws, Tax Deductions, and Sex-Change Surgery(languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
2 points by anateus 17y ago|0 comments
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by anateus 17y ago
I think I didn't so much mean that the full metaphysical model must be accepted without question. Rather there are certain core facets that are necessitated. If certain aspects of your Catholic belief went away your belief in that particula
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Making an optical switch by drawing lines in gold(arstechnica.com)
2 points by anateus 17y ago|0 comments
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Cell-phone-use-while-driving bans work best in urban areas(arstechnica.com)
3 points by anateus 17y ago|0 comments
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by anateus 17y ago
"I don't know the answer to this central problem -- the problem of maintaining the real value of religion, as a source of strength and of courage to most men, while, at the same time, not requiring an absolute faith in the metaphysical asp
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by anateus 17y ago
Thanks! I commented on the article mentioning that since Mark Liberman was asking for empirical studies.
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Survey says: gays & lesbians preferred over homosexuals in military(languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
33 points by anateus 17y ago|21 comments
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The Geopolitics of Iranian Internet Connectivity(renesys.com)
1 points by anateus 17y ago|0 comments
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Pluto's demotion is a great opportunity for science(arstechnica.com)
8 points by anateus 17y ago|1 comments
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When you comment on a comment(wordaligned.org)
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by anateus 17y ago
Ah, now I know why it wasn't trumpeted anywhere: It was released in 2006, and it's still behind a $150 paywall.
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by anateus 17y ago
Why isn't this being trumpeted everywhere? This is amazing news for natural language processing! Often tasks are encountered that are hampered by the size and nature of available corpora.
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by anateus 17y ago
I have to agree with the author's faulting of esr's metaphors, but I'm not sure pyramids quite fits. Complex systems are tough. Thankfully, Yochai Benkler's now rather famous Coase's Penguin has a much lengthier technical analysis of how th
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by anateus 17y ago
Perhaps. "Large quantities" comes from generalizing my personal anecdotal experience of people with great ability, and plenty of vision, but without that sense of where to go with it (one could argue that this is a defect in their vision).
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by anateus 17y ago
I'm not sure what you're getting at, that I wouldn't speak quite so glowingly of that third option if I weren't an entrepreneur myself? If you mean it in the sense that I am glad I'm doing what I'm doing and would like more people to make a
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by anateus 17y ago
In my opinion, both outcomes are sad and unfortunate. Who has benefited from the engineer's genius? Well, a bunch of journal articles got written and perhaps someone wrote a dissertation or five, alternatively a few thousands of dollars got
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by anateus 17y ago
Pinker's core point is that Gladwell is a shallow dilletante that writes well, but makes profound conclusions based on this basic dabbling. Gladwell does nothing but make one of Pinker's specific challenges appear much shakier (and yes, I'm

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