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by biot 11y ago
This is the same video from the article itself.
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by biot 11y ago
> and a less educational (but not catastrophic) gap in our > light curves for Nix and Hydra. Can someone explain the importance of this? What data would this have provided?
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by biot 11y ago
Sure, making changes solely for the sake of creating jobs is the broken window fallacy. However, if there is an otherwise legitimate need for changes to the tax code, I don't see how this applies. I'm guessing you're not advo
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by biot 11y ago
To play devil's advocate: > This tax is an job-killing... > ... several hundred companies that are all going to have > to implement this tax in their software... Implementing the tax sounds like it's going to t
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by biot 11y ago
You should take a look at event sourcing. Every action is stored as a separate event and periodically snapshotted. To see how something was modified, you can replay all the events forward from day 0 or from any snapshot.
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by biot 11y ago
Fortunately for the quality of this site, there were only a few people who lacked the self-restraint needed to avoid pointing out such a painfully obvious, reddit-esque joke.
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by biot 11y ago
More details and an amusing story involving Novell: http://www.eros-os.org/project/novelty.html#persistence
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by biot 11y ago
If you're looking at stuff on Amazon, CamelCamelCamel is your friend. Check out historical prices for most items and create alerts for when the price drops to what you want to pay for it.
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by biot 11y ago
How about this: riders pay a reasonable monthly membership fee based on distance; 0-15km daily = $X/month, 15-25km daily = $Y/month, etc. Drivers pay nothing. Payment to the driver works like with Flattr... every month, each rider
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by biot 11y ago
I'd be interested in seeing a writeup on how you make them, what settings work for focus vs. work, etc.
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by biot 11y ago
Thank you for the detailed response!
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by biot 11y ago
Which adjustable razor do you find works best for a thick beard?
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by biot 11y ago
It's not parsing the phrase into the tokens "10 - 2" and evaluating that. Rather, a corpus of data was used to train the neural net and, for whatever reason, the answer "seventy-two" was the highest probability outp
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by biot 11y ago
You misinterpreted what he wrote. It's entirely possible to care about customer privacy a great deal yet the customer will generally still care more. It's an exceedingly rare business that would actually care more about your pri
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by biot 11y ago
https://asciinema.org/docs/how-it-works
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by biot 11y ago
I can relate. I mostly ended up around 55% overall per round (only slightly above average) but I did get a 100% score on one photo which made up for some spectacular fails.
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How SQLite Is Tested(sqlite.org)
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by biot 11y ago
Throughput, latency, and so on are natural limitations of consuming bandwidth (internet and RF) which is shared across subscribers. What the FCC took exception to (and rightly so) is that AT&T imposed artificial limitations on subscribe
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by biot 11y ago
Antivirus software is based upon code signatures. When you install some AV software, it does not come with complete, unabridged copies of every single sample and every mutation of every piece of malware ever. Not only is that a bad idea fro
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by biot 11y ago
Now you have: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-10685669 "It took a long time for the international media to pick up on the story, so I spent a long time following the Kampala hashtag on Twitter and che
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by biot 11y ago
Chrome on iPad in landscape shows the phone, non-tilted, with just a black screen. I had to check the screenshot someone else posted to see what it should look like. In portrait, the phone is tilted but still nothing displays on the phone.
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by biot 11y ago
It seems like the only automated replication that you can elect to use is upon sell. Are there plans to replicate buying as well? No doubt you're familiar with how other sites work: decide to "follow" an investor and your fun
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by biot 11y ago
I've seen a few platforms like this and they're US only. Anyone aware of one that supports Canadian investors?
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by biot 11y ago
The post you replied to is not the author of the article. Rather, they are stating that when/if they should find themselves in a dispute with one of their providers, their lack of clout means they would be unlikely to get the same &quo
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by biot 11y ago
Takes me back to my Casio Databank watch... now that was a serious piece of geek equipment. :)
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by biot 11y ago
Your hypothesis was that machines lower the entry level for war. The counterexample of using untrained, disposable child soldiers indicates that the entry level is already zero. Consequently, your hypothesis is wrong; the entry level for wa
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by biot 11y ago
This could finally be the year I start using Android. The horrible all-or-nothing permission system has made me stay clear of it so far.
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by biot 11y ago
Have you checked your site on an iPad? It's alternating the font size between small and large several times a second, resulting in a strobe effect that never stops. Yikes!
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by biot 11y ago
Unless they use bears in the TV and billboard ads, I think you meant to say "grisly".
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by biot 11y ago
Phantom: http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=ojs105prvet

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