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by bocklund 9y ago
Audible works for me on the Echo. However, you cannot change the playback speed from 1x right now, which is a deal breaker for me.
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by bocklund 9y ago
A lot has been written on the “digital native” (people growing up with technology being good with technology). I encourage you to look it up. As computer savvy people, I think we imagine how much better we could have been with more opportun
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by bocklund 9y ago
I don’t mean this to be rude, but you are ok letting Apple finely track everywhere you go, but not listen to you?
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by bocklund 9y ago
This is great. My Equinox lets me control the threshold as well.
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by bocklund 9y ago
Except option as meta (terminal excepted). I just want to M-f and M-b through words and I cannot.
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by bocklund 9y ago
I too recently had a problem where creating a graph with a topological sort was the answer. I am comfortable with graph theory ideas, but I had never heard of a topological sort, but easily found it with Google. I have an education in engin
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by bocklund 9y ago
Looks like it requires iOS 11
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by bocklund 9y ago
I don't think a lawsuit will stop it. There's too much money and citizen support. One way or another, they would settle and it would go away.
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by bocklund 9y ago
The emacs package I'm thinking of actually renders the snippets and replaces them with png images inline.
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by bocklund 9y ago
> why is your profit 0? Because the 5k in the market is not a realized gain
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by bocklund 9y ago
Look up additive manufacturing of gradient alloys. Lots of people are trying to do things like print one end as a titanium alloy and transition to stainless steel in the same build.
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by bocklund 9y ago
> Someone was telling me (I haven't verified it) that the costs of access is charged to students per semester. I have not heard of this in the US. It's probably indirect through students -> tuition -> libraries -> subs
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by bocklund 9y ago
In my middle and high school years, it seemed like 1-2 people per year would get concussions.
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by bocklund 9y ago
How do you develop new packages? I think conda-build develop is not maintained
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by bocklund 9y ago
The problem is that everyone is trying to concentrate their wealth and that only the wealthy have the means to achieve it.
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by bocklund 9y ago
Google sells advertisers a promise to show their ads for razors to males 18-30 years old who have ever searched for 'razors' or 'shaving' or 'beard' or 'shaving cream'. Maybe they also look through yo
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by bocklund 9y ago
Because Microsoft paid a lot of people to develop and maintain a software they gave away for free to users?
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by bocklund 9y ago
Flask is a Python framework for web servers. It's like 5 minutes to a HelloWorld webpage
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by bocklund 9y ago
Something like this could work, but I worry that it would create competitiveness and animosity among users.
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by bocklund 9y ago
> After spending several weeks, I felt like I understood the article almost well enough to implement it. How long do you think it took the researcher to develop the idea? Probably longer than a few weeks. Even if they could have communic
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by bocklund 9y ago
It looks like they only looked at abstracts. I'd argue that they should be more complex and that abstract readability don't correlate with the readability in the text. You can communicate the big ideas and importance in the necess
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by bocklund 9y ago
Can someone explain what problem this solves?
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by bocklund 9y ago
It's the running costs. If you want to make a lot of the same part and need a 5 axis mill, they have to be operated by technicians which are extremely expensive and they can't work on anything else. Make a lot of parts on a printe
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by bocklund 9y ago
with constant density, p, and spherical particles: $ m = pi * r^3 * p $