andi999

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by andi999 5y ago
What seems to be the problem with pgp (apart from nobody using it)
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by andi999 5y ago
A long time ago, you somehow needed to reconfirm the flight 48 hours before. Not sure what that function was.
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by andi999 5y ago
Yes, long life battery, or lighter laptop, that is important. So the logic is, if it lasts 28h when new it will probably last 12h when old?
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by andi999 5y ago
Who needs 28 hours of battery? I mean the big step is that you can run a an extended working day, lets say 12hours, but at least after 16 hours you should be able to plug it in, shouldnt you; best next to the bed you are resting then.
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by andi999 5y ago
The old joke comes to mind:'How do you recognize a guitar player in the audience of a concert? They stand in a corner look at the stage and say 'I also could do that' '
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by andi999 5y ago
Dont forget you also cannot read you monitor/laptop anymore.
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by andi999 5y ago
How did you know it ended up on hacker news?
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by andi999 5y ago
Maybe some of the experts could name the haskell equivalent libraries/wrappers.
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by andi999 5y ago
What I dont understand, since these cars use ABS, shouldnt you always be able to steer it (even if it fully breaks).
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by andi999 5y ago
I like the idea of iterating from imperative to functional. Here the devils advocate for your if you can do it in python you can do it in haskell: I use quite a bit of numpy, scipy and matplotlib, are there equivalent libraries for Haskell?
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by andi999 5y ago
From 1000ppm ppl get dumb.
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by andi999 5y ago
At the start forking is like no deal at all. But how do you get new clang tidy features from the main branch later into your fork; I think this is the only instance which I would really call technical debt.
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by andi999 5y ago
How? From what are your admins paid then?
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by andi999 5y ago
What is NPR? I only found Nevada Public Radio.
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by andi999 5y ago
This blew my mind. The bug is actually the main intended behaviour.
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by andi999 5y ago
Good thing is there is no halting problem when using 64bit pointers.
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by andi999 5y ago
Zero. No Turing machine has ever been built. The tape needs to be infinite to be a Turing machine.
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by andi999 5y ago
What linux distro do you use? I always encountered the problem that after doing some work to get things going everything had to be redone after the next upgrade. Do you expect to have this issue?
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by andi999 5y ago
How do you get memory without new nowadays?
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by andi999 5y ago
Did you try the financial times? I sometimes find them shockingly unbiased.
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by andi999 5y ago
Impact factor ranks Journals, not Authors or papers. I googled the original paper: https://scholar.google.de/scholar?hl=de&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=the+p... (I do not want to link directly to the pdf shown in the search resul
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by andi999 5y ago
I am not posting it because it is xkcd, but it visualizes the simplest trap quite nicely: https://xkcd.com/882/ (also makes you wonder what if 20 groups study this phenomena, each restiricting itself to one color)
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by andi999 5y ago
Identifying p value hacking.
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by andi999 5y ago
I heard that the first approach of google was using/adapting an published algorithm which was used to rank scientific publications from the network of citations. Not sure if this is the algorithm you mentioned though.
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by andi999 5y ago
Personally running a marathon seems impressive to me (despite many ppl doing it)
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by andi999 5y ago
Could be true. Some of the last star wars feel like the storyline was made by teenagers.
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by andi999 5y ago
Had a big green snake in downstairs in the garden.
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by andi999 5y ago
Marabou has a very distinct flavour (which i am addicted to) which is not a chocolate taste. Cadbury just tastes like bad chocolate.
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by andi999 5y ago
From a business or from a physics perspective?
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by andi999 5y ago
The first example seems more like a strict rule of law instead of no rule of law.

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