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811.
by anchpop 10y ago
The strip used a 2048 word dictionary. 2^44 is still far too many to brute force
812.
by anchpop 10y ago
It's a classic business strategy. It allows them to sell a car for cheaper to people who can't afford to pay a little extra.
813.
by anchpop 10y ago
It needs to be connected to the Internet at some point to download updates. What could happen is having a second computer that all the controls are routed through, and that one does some sanity checks before executing the self driver's
814.
by anchpop 10y ago
The issue is mainly generating the different creatures automatically in a way that doesn't look repetitive.
815.
by anchpop 10y ago
Trademarks are only within a field. If Disney wanted to open-source something and trademark its name, they'd have to get a new trademark
816.
by anchpop 10y ago
Wow, he is really getting destroyed in there. I feel bad for him
817.
by anchpop 10y ago
The only issue is that after that point, the device can never connect anywhere else.
818.
The Nature of Code(natureofcode.com)
2 points by anchpop 10y ago|0 comments
819.
by anchpop 10y ago
I'd be interested in a directory or database of these "mental autocorrects" - it seems like the applications of these errors that you don't even notice could be interesting. For another example, notice the the fact that
820.
by anchpop 10y ago
Relevant xkcd: http://www.xkcd.com/23/
821.
by anchpop 10y ago
I believe prisma uses Neural Style for most of its images, and that generally doesn't take too long to train IIRC
822.
by anchpop 10y ago
These look great!
823.
by anchpop 10y ago
Matrix multiplication is a must-have for any graphics programming and knowledge of them is very useful for learning neural networks. And on the more esoteric side of things, in Quantum Computing every logic gate is actually a Matrix Multipl
824.
by anchpop 10y ago
Most people can manually defocus their eyes to accomplish the same effect as a farsighted person taking off their glasses
825.
Humans and Neanderthals had sex. But was it for love?(vox.com)
14 points by anchpop 10y ago|2 comments
826.
by anchpop 10y ago
Reminds me of the Abbott and Costello skit "Who's on first" [1] [1] https://youtu.be/kTcRRaXV-fg?t=63
827.
Officer says he was fired for not shooting armed black man(foxnews.com)
6 points by anchpop 10y ago|0 comments
828.
The Internet of Things is looking for its VisiCalc\\(medium.com)
2 points by anchpop 10y ago|1 comments
829.
20 intermediate Haskell exercises(schoolofhaskell.com)
2 points by anchpop 10y ago|0 comments
830.
by anchpop 10y ago
And that's where it remains, 1 hour later. Looks like he hasn't sold one in a while
831.
by anchpop 10y ago
I think you may have replied to the wrong comment
832.
by anchpop 10y ago
That's a good plan, I'll do that.
833.
by anchpop 10y ago
Thanks, I'll check those out!
834.
by anchpop 10y ago
Good idea. I wanted to say something along the lines of "You always have full control over your site and can switch to any other web designer" but I wasn't exactly sure how to word it
835.
Ask HN: What should I know to start a business making websites in highschool?
4 points by anchpop 10y ago|7 comments
836.
How to Get Press for Your Startup(medium.com)
2 points by anchpop 10y ago|0 comments
837.
by anchpop 10y ago
Don't forget Kerbal Space Program
838.
by anchpop 10y ago
Doesn't "transients" just mean homeless people? How many people are using AirBnB? Sorry if I'm misunderstanding
839.
by anchpop 10y ago
"meh" means "I don't really care". "Schweet" is a way of "cool", in this case sarcastically (notice that when spoken aloud it sounds like "sweet" which is a slang term for cool). "
840.
by anchpop 10y ago
The name of that game is Spaceteam, by the way

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