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by ansgri 12y ago
people frequently manage programs as if they were projects That's an interesing point. Could you please elaborate on the specifics of program management?
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Some Notes on Internal Implementation – Wolfram Language(reference.wolfram.com)
1 points by ansgri 12y ago|0 comments
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by ansgri 12y ago
I use Klipsch x7i and they allow you to listen to audiobooks on a low volume setting in an underground train. Which, in Moscow, seems like a perfection. The sound is very clear, but not balanced. Neither an expert nor a musician though.
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by ansgri 12y ago
This just supports my observation that every image filter that works invariably contains morphological operations.
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by ansgri 12y ago
How does it compare to get_flash_videos, which is available in Ubuntu repository? https://code.google.com/p/get-flash-videos/
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Politics 101 – The Myth of the Just World(manager-tools.com)
1 points by ansgri 12y ago|0 comments
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by ansgri 12y ago
The last point is especially good, and from my experience I can say: leave the most complicated part of the system as a monolith until it's functional, and do detailed design of the easy parts. You never can really predict which depend
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by ansgri 12y ago
Do they have full URLs in https? the hosthame, yes, but the GET /path/to/embarassing/page.html is passed within the encrypted channel. Am I correct?
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by ansgri 12y ago
Thanks for the link! Now I know what to tell my students next time. C++ is the language of choice for recognition systems development anyway, and with C++14 it's actually starting to become beautiful.
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by ansgri 12y ago
If variable speed would prevent the reader from working, how do the manual swipe readers work?
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by ansgri 12y ago
Great analogy. Just enormously big and inconvenient pocketwatches with a lot of complications. (/me wearing wristwatch and a SonyEricsson W580 in my pocket)
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by ansgri 12y ago
Just use Linux Mint w/Cinnamon. It feels like Windows 7 done right, and works almost great on Asus ultrabooks (they've broken something about battery life in Qiana).
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by ansgri 12y ago
Oh how I didn't know about the Seiko 5 at all? Was looking for a sports-appropriate watch recently, would prefer it to the eventually chosen Timex IQ Compass. Though the compass proved to be an useful complication!
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by ansgri 12y ago
I often find (in my own code as well) that nobody ever remembers OpenMP. It has some overhead, but it's not that big even without fixed thread count tuning (with which it nearly vanishes). Not automatic, but damn close.
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by ansgri 12y ago
That's quite a win of the deceptive marketing. Since 2006 I don't pay attention to the CPU (apart from ISA extensions present, but I do SIMD development), the important components of a laptop being display, battery and keyboard. A
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by ansgri 12y ago
It seems more likely that some rich person already have duplicated some "key" discoveries and is happily reaping the benefits of knowing what does work, without making much noise of it.
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by ansgri 12y ago
Since when competition has become disrespectful? This is simply a degree of fault tolerance, ensuring that at least one of the two working groups would succeed.
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by ansgri 12y ago
Don't even talk about not allowing something to superuser. It could be nontrivial to enable though.
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by ansgri 12y ago
The shape of lab testing in the U.S. seems to be bad: from the article I get that significant advantages include _upfront prices_, wide network of sampling stations, and results being emailed within 24 hours. In Moscow (recently in other ci
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by ansgri 12y ago
This crashes my Chromium.
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by ansgri 12y ago
Very interesting idea, as long as there's some decent untaxed wealth level proportional to your average income level, like 3..5 years of income, in order to afford good sabbaticals. The problem is in the potential for corruption, since
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by ansgri 12y ago
Not even that: technological independence is the goal. Some national security system may come to depend on a specific chip — which Intel will discontinue, what then? Also, the government may simply want to hide the amount of CPUs it utilize
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by ansgri 12y ago
Better .su not .ru
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by ansgri 13y ago
I'm sorry, for some weird reason my browser didn't load from the first try all those 0\d.org sites that apparently do exist.
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by ansgri 13y ago
Offtopic, but they've got real cool domain (01.org), and I don't see no sites at 02.org etc; even for 01.org the InterNIC tells nothing! (whois limit exceeded) http://reports.internic.net/cgi/whois?whois_nic=0
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by ansgri 13y ago
Greek bars, really? I've been to Thessaloniki in November, and there were few bars/restaurants with a smoke-free zones, and I cannot imagine a completely non-smoking bar there.
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by ansgri 13y ago
I wonder why they (and any lens manufacturer for that matter) don't provide a radial distortion correction parameters. Googling yields some advice on how to correct the distortion, but nobody seems to provide exact settings. I wonder h
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by ansgri 13y ago
Why should it. The energy is supplied by gravity.
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by ansgri 13y ago
I'd use this if it was in Python. For go, I don't have a compiler handy on any machine I might need this.
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by ansgri 13y ago
How could you know without extensive investigation on your own that it wasn't sponsored by some other biased group?) No, really, when you have believed any similar article, it seems unreasonable to expect truth of any journalism and sc

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