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by apetresc 10y ago
From the article: > Chen also said people are getting used to the surge and Uber has seen demand during peak periods drop by a much smaller amount than when it introduced the system. Doesn't that mean that surge pricing is starting
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by apetresc 10y ago
It's satire.
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by apetresc 10y ago
While technically true, the type of data this extension is meant for (small configuration snippets containing sensitive credentials) are both small and rarely-changing. A couple extra bytes in the index won't be a very big deal.
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by apetresc 10y ago
I have nothing to do with this project, but I think the answer to your question is no - you don't have to re-write history. If the removed party had access to previous revisions signed with his key, they're already "compromis
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Run a TensorFlow Neural Network in Your Browser(playground.tensorflow.org)
3 points by apetresc 11y ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 11y ago
I hope there continue to be legitimate substitutes. I still remember when Twitter decided to add the key limit to their API shortly after releasing their official mobile clients, for the sake of "maintaining a consistent user experie
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by apetresc 11y ago
What I find odd is that, even though they appear to be publicly released, they still develop their own project in GitHub! Anyone know what's holding them back from self-hosting?
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by apetresc 11y ago
Regarding your query about a remote login protocol that's smart about buffering, etc, I think you're looking for mosh: https://mosh.mit.edu/
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by apetresc 11y ago
Demis clarified what he meant by that in a subsequent tweet – it wasn't that AlphaGo re-evaluated move 79, it's that the winrate only plummeted after move 87, which was beyond the point of no return: https://twitter.com
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by apetresc 11y ago
I was on the other stream; Myungwan Kim and Hajin Lee went way deeper than Redmond typically goes (since they have access to an SGF editor instead of a clumsy demo board, and they aren't performing for the camera as much). They seemed
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by apetresc 11y ago
It was in overtime in game 2, I believe. It did fine.
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by apetresc 11y ago
The thing is, Lee Sedol didn't "find the right moves"; the wedge at L11 shouldn't have worked. If black's 79th move had been at L10 instead of K10, Sedol would likely have resigned on the spot.
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by apetresc 11y ago
It's exactly the opposite – this last game was much more aggressive on both sides than the Fan Hui match.
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by apetresc 11y ago
Those technical issues were only a problem a few times at the beginning of the broadcast. 99% of the footage is fine, just stick with it. The problems disappear.
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by apetresc 11y ago
The network interface doesn't seem to be configured – when I try to open the browser it wants me to install a modem. Is the VM just not configured for that, or do I need to do something? Would love to see what today's web looks li
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by apetresc 11y ago
In the recent 5-game match between Jie and Sedol a few weeks ago, it was decided in Ke Jie's favour by less than a single point in the fifth game. It literally would have come out differently if they'd used a subtly different (com
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by apetresc 11y ago
He means that Mozilla devs running Windows led them to adopt Mercurial (which was, in his opinion, a "poor technical decision"). Not that Mercurial made poor technical decisions as a result of supporting Windows.
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by apetresc 11y ago
Narnia is only an "ideological or religious influence" if you're already very familiar with Christian symbolism. 99% of children will never get the references.
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ESPN Now Has an E-Sports Section and Division(espn.go.com)
2 points by apetresc 11y ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 11y ago
So edgy.
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by apetresc 11y ago
Is there any part of this plugin that is specific to Pidgin? If it's just a libpurple plugin, it should work with Adium too, right?
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by apetresc 11y ago
It's not useful as a reference, but it is full of delight – though only if you actually do the problems. Many of them are chains of inquiry that build on each other and culminate in some result that gives you so much intuition about wh
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Oculus Kickstarter Backers (From 2012) Will Receive a Free Consumer Rift Unit(wired.com)
3 points by apetresc 11y ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 11y ago
Hence the logging solutions everyone is mentioning, yet the article criticizes. So, having logging is bad for IRC because it excludes people because... there aren't any logs? What?
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by apetresc 11y ago
Quasi-polynomial time is slower than polynomial time, but (much) faster than exponential time. Basically, if polynomial is O(n^c) and exponential is O(c^n), then quasi-polynomial is O(x^(log(n)^c); that is, n does show up in the exponent,
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by apetresc 11y ago
The preceding lines were: > (One study from the University of Missouri from February 2015 basically tried to settle the debate by saying it all depends on how you use it. Stalk acquaintances and compare your life to theirs, and bang, her
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Solving the GCHQ Christmas Card with Python and PycoSAT(matthewearl.github.io)
3 points by apetresc 11y ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 11y ago
I have a feeling that the kid's frustration has less to do with deviating on move 11 in an open Sicilian than with not getting to play 1. a4, 2. Ra3, for example.
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What Makes Tom Hanks Look Like Tom Hanks [Paper](grail.cs.washington.edu)
2 points by apetresc 11y ago|1 comments
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László Babai Claims Quasipolynomial Algorithm for Graph Isomorphism(aperiodical.com)
3 points by apetresc 11y ago|0 comments

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