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> You can drink two glasses of red wine every day of your life ... this will likely extend your life and improve your health. This is only seen in tests with small animals such as mice or rats. Please cite a source showing that this res
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I think it's more likely that AR or VR will be used for this purpose. It's already pretty trivial because they've already created the 3D model representing the data, all they have to do is throw it into a game engine.
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12y ago
why was this downvoted?
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Why would you disable the context menu? For something so simple, this application's front-end seems incredibly over-complicated.
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13y ago
I assume he has three groups: 1. Employees paid less than the average 2. Employees paid equal to or more than the average 3. Management. Reactions are: 1. Unhappy: Being paid less than average 2. Happy: Being paid more than average 3. Unhap
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13y ago
That's not a government issue. You're welcome to control your own children's internet use, but it is not your right to control how any other family deals with these situations. Edit: You're free to cite examples of child
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13y ago
It's a play on the name of a popular children's game. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck,_duck,_goose
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14y ago
@3 I hope that they don't implement that. Good navigation code is half of the game. If you want to see examples of competitions like this, many teams for Battlecode hosted by MIT have open sourced their code.
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14y ago
It's the suggested install for homebrew. http://mxcl.github.io/homebrew/
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14y ago
This was my main introduction as well. (I'm 21.) I remember looking through the TI-84 manual and reading through the commands to see what I could do.
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14y ago
I use shift-it for my basic tiling/resizing concerns. Maximizing is just option-command-F, which is pretty natural to hit for me. https://github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt
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Almost any MIT affiliate can get a *.mit.edu domain name and host a website on it. The student in charge of the original probably forgot to protect against a simple SQL injection attack. They bypassed that student's security and his website
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14y ago
So it's more of a 10x10 room than a 10x10 maze?
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14y ago
Dead week? MIT has dead Thursday and dead Friday. There is no week.
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14y ago
You do it without thinking about it.
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Many of my friends have the same views of Mercury during discussions and I find it funny. I learned about these peculiarities of planets from Dav Pilkey (known for his Captain Underpants books) in his RIcky Ricotta's series. ( http://en.wik
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14y ago
I've been sent the referral link about fifteen different times in the past hour from distinct people. It's been sent out on most mailing lists, shared like crazy on facebook and in facebook groups, etc.
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14y ago
If you want to keep your fingers on the home row, I find `ctrl p` to be more comfortable and faster.
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14y ago
What he's saying is that ivankirigin should have said that himself. I don't know that he has any credibility to his statement and wasn't going to give it any merit until akent made me realize that ivankirigin had first-hand experience.
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14y ago
The error is when the argument to the `challenge` command is anything other than a number. Try `challenge monkey`. It then accepts zero for N, and the computer always picks a positive number. Resulting in a negative.
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14y ago
After doing a lot of work on a specific project, you aren't going to be writing code very frequently. Most of your work will go towards manipulating, editing, and applying minor (or major) fixes to your existing codebase. When you aren't in
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As well, non of the screen movement commands and some miscellaneous commands aren't working. It really took out almost all of the flow I have when I'm editing files. Vi commands: ^D ^E ^B . J and probably more that I haven't tried
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14y ago
Please link to the actual presentation, not a 1.5 paragraph blog post with an advertisement larger than the whole blog post. For those who want it direct: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/What-Sucks-about-Clojure-...
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14y ago
Am I the only person that sees a huge 999999px tall red block whenever I visit any change.org site? It's like someone added another <body> tag with ridiculous properties.
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14y ago
Very innovative, I love seeing educational apps that make the player think and solve puzzles instead of just repeatedly showing them rules to memorize.
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14y ago
Yeah I understand. I was describing how I did it in Algebra II. They would give up f(n) = 5x^3 +4x + 8 and we would know that it was O(x^3). We also understood that it was as n -> infinity, hence why f(n) = 2x^4 would have a larger grow
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Of course, but part of the benefit from studying CS is that you'll be able to recognize intuitively when there is or there should be a better solution. Let's say you want a data structure that performs three operations. Insert, Delete, and
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14y ago
I agree. I think their new design looks more like a tractor than a person in a bed.
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14y ago
Unfortunate, but understandable.
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Yeah, I feel like there's no way they'll accept a late application a month and half late. Rough. Do you think there were any drop-outs that left an open spot? I think I could catch up to speed with the rest of the students quickly, they hav
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