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Close: if the 1st was a girl, the 2nd was permitted even officially (at least in the later years of the system). But if you had a girl and then a second girl , there would be incentive to hide the second girl so you'd be legally perm
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You can see at the bottom of the second poster that the same projection admits different framings of the tesselation plane to reflect different purposes. The one in the triangle seems ideal to reflect a focus on Antarctica and indeed conve
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Explaining the poorly explained mistake continuing to threaten Hillary Clinton
(medium.com)
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Study shows end users not clear on what “buy” means for digital downloads
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I just translated the article to English; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibi-binary .
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The shapes are all able to be written in a way that visits points in the corners of the square in the same order (UL, LL, UR, LR). So 0111 and 1110 can be written with the skewed V shape because the 1's are in sequence, while 1011 and
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Websocket Shootout: Clojure, C++, Elixir, Go, Node.js, and Ruby
(hashrocket.com)
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> they see cases where it is used for real (like winforms or Direct3D) and cargo cult it into all code they write. And a lot, a lot , of my CS prof colleagues believe it is deeply important, for reasons most of them are unable to arti
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The Battle Over Net Neutrality Started with the 1920s-Era 'Hush-A-Phone'
(atlasobscura.com)
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I'm not a regular Google maps user, so I'll ask: does someone have screenshots of what Google maps used to display for occupied Palestine? I'd love to see a side-by-side.
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Not if the word is "Verstorbenen", right? The extra -en makes it plural.
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No GIFs of the Olympics, Says Olympics Committee
(mashable.com)
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> Unless you're in a military unit that is on the march, what does the number of steps in a kilometer matter for at all? Playing Pokemon Go?
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So the 3D printing spits out a big chunk of finished product that "could not" be made by assembling parts more conventionally. What happens when a piece breaks? Just throw the whole thing out?
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I actually told my bookstore that students this fall could use either the 2nd or 3rd edition of a book (Sipser, which for the record is breathtakingly expensive, but the 3rd edition is nearly identical to the 2nd, right down to the typese
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That was my persistent thought as I was reading the article. How is it even remotely possible that the legal system did not see the trafficked men as victims here? It was prosecuted as if Arefin's sole crime was against the state, an
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True, and in some ways I feel that the "warning" aspect of Godwin's Law gets used to dismiss the actually-relevant Nazi comparisons when they do happen. It can be frustrating.
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What I learned from being the only woman at a startup
(vox.com)
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Ganges River: India's dying mother
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Because if not, you provide them with an extremely compelling incentive to lie.
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The crucial insight I drew from the OP was that Bézier curves are essentially a weighted average of the endpoints and control points, with the weights shifting an a parametric way. Somehow that had never clicked before. Your comment giv
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11y ago
Who owns that hardware you paid for? Not you, apparently.
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Update your Kindle or it will stop working
(msn.com)
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Oops, that's what I get for not investigating. Hurray data! :)
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I hope the project releases the data so it can be merged into openstreetmap, rather than keeping it bottled up. (To be fair, OSM already has fairly detailed data on Dar es Salaam, whether from this project or someplace else....)
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That's meant to be "12 + 3 = 15" (or maybe it's an intentional error to make the thing look more confusing?). The idea behind this particular subtraction algorithm is to reinforce two number-sense ideas: 1) a subtractio
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PhD'04 here (from Charniak's NLP research group), and likewise. Which research group are you in? Is the NLP work tied to your research, or is this entirely a side thing?
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The map is slightly deceptive when it comes to Virginia; here the cities are independent of the counties that often completely surround them, and so "city or county" is an equivalent-level government. So you see all the darkest-r
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SnooCode: addressing and routefinding in a country without street addresses
(bbc.com)
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I just bought a bunch of parts and I got them all from newegg, specifically in support of them fighting the good fight on patent trolls. In nearly every case, newegg was a little more expensive than at least one other supplier—but not by
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