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571.
by bdr 16y ago
Maybe to reverse-engineer the RFID system for some future purpose?
572.
by bdr 16y ago
Why can't you do that weighing as an individual?
573.
by bdr 16y ago
It's not. Godel is asking, what's the fastest program that can tell if a (first order predicate logic) formula is provable? Maybe you were confused by the 'max', but what he's doing is defining the complexity of the prover by the hardest (m
574.
Using jQuery's Autocomplete for Text Input Suggestions(andrewbadr.com)
1 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
575.
The Road to ‘Ten Unknowns’(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
576.
by bdr 16y ago
Agreed, I wasn't trying to say it was hard. Mostly pointing out how two features could be the same simple mechanism.
577.
by bdr 16y ago
This might be implemented with the same feature as the lack of clusters: a label suppresses other labels around it, with bigger cities suppressing more. Would be easy to do with a greedy algorithm.
578.
Big Five personality traits(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
579.
The mismeasurement of science(michaelnielsen.org)
4 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
580.
Male chess players play more aggressively against attractive female opponents(ne.su.se)
42 points by bdr 16y ago|5 comments
581.
The Language of Food: Turkey(languageoffood.blogspot.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
582.
by bdr 16y ago
Yes, there are many interfaces to popen, but that doesn't refute the grandparent, who claims that the Python stdlib is maintained and updated. See the top of http://docs.python.org/library/subprocess.html -- the bad solution was deprecate
583.
by bdr 16y ago
Seems similar to http://thewikigame.com/ which has been around for a long time and offers a free, realtime, web-based version.
584.
Disqus Gets A New Look, Premium Add-Ons, New API(techcrunch.com)
46 points by bdr 16y ago|27 comments
585.
by bdr 16y ago
You're interpreting the title too literally.
586.
by bdr 16y ago
The teaser page is a work of art in itself.
587.
by bdr 16y ago
Can you hear the sigh behind every upvote?
588.
by bdr 16y ago
What if it's a facetious combination of the two cases, like "The Top 5 Awesomest Platonic Solids"?
589.
Django 1.3 alpha 1 released(djangoproject.com)
6 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
590.
by bdr 16y ago
This makes more sense for individuals than companies. Startup get bought? Give 10% of your payout to the FOSS that helped you get there.
591.
State of circuit lower bounds now slightly less humiliating(scottaaronson.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
592.
by bdr 16y ago
I'm already using Backbone in production. It has been a huge boon, not only in time saved but in forcing me to design things well.
593.
by bdr 16y ago
It may have once rung a bell to call a maid.
594.
by bdr 16y ago
Clunky but serviceable.
595.
by bdr 16y ago
I'm guessing it would be too expensive if you were bringing me something every day. I can eat the same dinner for a week, though. I'd sign up for this.
596.
by bdr 16y ago
There is a third, correct choice: don't allow incrementing of strings. Everything you say about comparing is true, but that's a separate issue.
597.
by bdr 16y ago
"Sticky" threads are typically seen in forums where the threads are ordered by time of most recent comment. They make more sense in that context.
598.
by bdr 16y ago
Note that Blueprint is broken out so you can use the reset and typography stylesheets without using the grid system.
599.
by bdr 16y ago
Having everybody do it simultaneously seems like a good way to avoid the problem at Google where 20% time has become known as "120% time".
600.
by bdr 16y ago
At my last job, I snuck in some premature optimizations.

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