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bagosm
13y ago
Also, note that although producing Volts means electricity it doesn't mean necessarily that you have any significant amount of energy. You may have an incredibly large amount of volts from a source that's not even capable to light
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13y ago
I would like to have my hands on the actual data so I can divide results by years of experience etc. This is too generic and doesn't server truly a purpose other than create some hype about Java 8. Now, what I would LOVE it would be a
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bagosm
13y ago
Interesting... Thanks for the disclosure of the code. Now if only NSA was willing to open source their image/video manipulation software... When researching for this you didn't find any good premade solution or were they simply to
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bagosm
13y ago
Tee hee you used it! Really though, I think there is a big difference between "Very tired" and "exhausted". Although the technical mind I think is bugged more about precision rather than flow or poeticness of speech Ι th
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13y ago
Well looks like the poster doesn't use SO quite well on a normal day then. What you describe as a newfound way to program is actually what should be considered normal. SO isn't about getting an answer to some code problem or your
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Silk Road 2.0: Lost Escrow Funds returned
(deepdotweb.com)
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8-bit Color Cycling With HTML5
(effectgames.com)
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13y ago
Not really... in the PSX there used to be TONNES of copied CDs and we all know how that went...
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bagosm
13y ago
Looks fun but could get irritating as a constant reminder, also I would be confused with my phon'es vibration. The girl could do with a lot less arm hair though
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13y ago
I am really surprised that none has actually read the transcript. Here is a quote from the next question in the transcript: Eric: What you’re saying is that they’re not out there to be found? Paul: I don’t think so. I don’t think so. It is
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13y ago
In what way is this responsive? At least the example isnt.
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The Copenhagen Wheel [video]
(cnbc.com)
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13y ago
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bagosm
13y ago
Anyone care to explain to me why just having X wallets and tranfering ammounts from these wallets to X new ones isn't going to work? Just let some addresses get marked as spam then move to new addresses?
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13y ago
I don't see why I would want to print every t-shirt I am going to wear, and there are lot of considerations too. The first one is material: If I am going to wear something I certainly don't want it to harm my health. Having possib
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13y ago
First of all remote work is not only for the employee. The startup community should know better that working can also include monitoring, getting up to date on things, and even meetings. Having a coworker that lives across the globe and nee
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13y ago
Replying to original comment as well as this. Ω is the capital of ω, exactly the same letters, though ancient Greeks only used capital letters. The Ω was pronounced a bit more deep in the throat, kind of like "ho", but that differ
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13y ago
Actually ancient Greek was a pretty melodic language. All words are ruled by mathematical rules, and there was clear rhythm. They had different letters for the same sound but different duration, such as Omega (ω) an Omikron (o) which means
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13y ago
Thank you MIT for this opportunity to be found frozen to death and smiling happily
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13y ago
Funny and sadomasochistic, whats not to love? Maybe you should pretend a heart attack or something like that so you can scare the shocker back
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13y ago
I thought there was a consensus in this community on how the leading traders just squeeze money out of all other wannabe sharks. The skills I find most relevant are low ethics and networking (not the technological type of networking).
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13y ago
There is something I don't understand. You can add other project code to your own project, but how do you use that other code? In the .NET world where I live you can reference an Interface and let runtime fill that interface in (with a
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13y ago
Just replying to Luc C here. Orginial message --- A clarification: Ambulances in the USA have to follow traffic laws, even when lights and siren are being used. Yes, they can exceed the speed limit, but then there are significant liabilitie
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13y ago
Looks good, and nice features. What I was missing most in the presentation was the ability to use mouse wheel
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13y ago
Please allow me to unify the two theories, because both seem correct. The free flow merge theory applies only in open areas with maybe temporary blocks that flow is unrestricted in any other way. The no-merge theory applies on situations wi
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13y ago
Ok, so either this is a paid presentation for the "poorer cousin" 5c or a paid vanity advertisement for how apple innovates - just not RIGHT now... but we do have the chips installed (and paid) for the future! Promise! - and how a
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13y ago
Reproduced a couple minutes ago in Greece. Oh the bug? I didn't check it out yet.
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13y ago
TLDR: Linux doesnt require valve to hand over a percentage off of sales, so we will be all self-righteous about how we love open platforms and their evolution... Like we cared before the commission on windows 8 store was announced.
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13y ago
>America is awash with money. > >Yet poverty continues to grow. After this statement I stopped reading, and I would like to take some time to address a common issue that I see repeating itself. There are some incredible minds here
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Fastest way to create a new element in jquery
(stackoverflow.com)
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13y ago
Well ok, but how can you prove the correlation ?
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