blcArmadillo

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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
Humm, it worked for me in a VM running Ubuntu.
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
Middle click works the same way in Chrome
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
Just for clarification are you saying they submit all the pages on a website whether that page contains infringed content or not and leave it up to Google to determine if it actually does?
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
So if I understood this correctly their paid subscriptions increased 30% and their overall online traffic hasn't really been affected because people can still get the content through social media. If my understanding is correct then it
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
While their argument probably still stands it seems they should have mentioned Ford's recent investment of $1 billion USD over 5 yrs in the self-driving car startup Argo [1]. I haven't been able to really dig up any details on ho
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
Not specific to scrum but I am reminded of a part from Peopleware: "The most surprising part of the 1985 Jeffery-Lawrence study appeared at the very end, when they investigated the productivity of 24 projects for which no estimates wer
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Ford to cut North America, Asia salaried workers by 10 percent(reuters.com)
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by blcArmadillo 9y ago
As far as I know integration with Jenkins is only provided as part of the Enterprise version. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
Why is there essentially a paywall on a press release?
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
I think this is a good idea for a series. Although I think more detail needs to be given on the actual path, that is after all the purpose of the series. Most of this article seemed to be describing what NLP is and why it's hard. This
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
Great, thanks! I also found this video on the about page of Medium to include an example: https://about.medium.com/ .
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
It would be nice if some graphical examples (maybe gifs) of the Medium editor were provided. As someone who hasn't published on Medium I'm not familiar with its user experience. Googling didn't really turn up any results othe
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
2007 Infiniti G35x
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
You're missing the giant login modal that prevents you from using the site ;)
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
I'd imagine one way would be to sell kits or even populated boards. While open source hardware projects are great, most people aren't going to want to go through the hassle of ordering a run of PCBs and sourcing all the required c
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
Have you ever considered mapping 'jk' or 'kj' to Esc? This seems to be a somewhat common mapping from what I've seen looking at others' vimrc.
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
I've wondered a bit about the future of infotainment systems for cars. It seems to me that infotainment systems arose out of a need for drivers to be able to interact with their multimedia and mobile devices in a safe manner. Will ther
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
While reading your comment I was reminded of this method [1] I saw awhile back of having an index in the back of a notebook and marking the edge of pages at the point of the corresponding index item. It's an interesting concept if you
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
I know you said you're not asking for a specific tool recommendation but it sounds like you want something like Trello (trello.com). Basically you first need to come up with the individual tasks that are needed to complete the project.
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
The tagline for Cadwolf is "CAD software in the browser". Does CAD in this case stand for something other than computer aided design? Based on their site it doesn't really look like a CAD solution.
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
I don't think eBay is really an aggregation service; it's a platform on which people directly sell items. An aggregation service on the other hand goes out and finds shops already selling items through other platforms and provides
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by blcArmadillo 10y ago
To get an idea of where to start you could check out Sirius [1] which is "an open end-to-end standalone speech and vision based intelligent personal assistant (IPA) similar to Apple’s Siri, Google’s Google Now, Microsoft’s Cortana, and
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
Correct, it's just the modem. I then connected a router for WiFi and hardwired connections.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
I just bought http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AJHDZSI to use with Comcast. I've only had it for a month but haven't had any issues with it so far.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
There is https://www.udacity.com/course/machine-learning-for-trading-... . I haven't personally taken the course though so I can't speak to the quality.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
Yup, which would in turn affect their advertising since advertisers generally sites with the most traffic.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
Ok, this makes sense now. I read "restaurant customers" as the customers of the restaurant (i.e. people wanting to reserve a table) not the restaurants themselves. Makes sense now. Thanks.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
Perhaps a litte off topic but does anyone here hate open table, if so can you share why? I've always found making a reservation a very plesant experience. To see all the availble times and make a reservation only takes a couple clicks.
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by blcArmadillo 11y ago
I do, working on infotainment systems.

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