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cbhl
14y ago
I don't know what the Wi-Fi is like at your home or business, but packet loss is actually really common on my University's wireless network. I wouldn't call this scenario artificial at all.
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cbhl
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I suspect: 1) compatibility (no need to redesign retina apps to fix the now absurdly small touch targets), and, 2) cost (lower resolution screens are probably easier to produce)
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14y ago
My understanding is that one of the biggest challenges (expenses) for these systems is getting them certified. If I recall correctly, reusing an Operating System that has already been used in certified products helps make the various certif
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14y ago
From the actual paper: "To be clear, our data do not demonstrate that self-control is irrelevant in explaining the variance in children’s wait-times on the original marshmallow task studies. <snip> Rather, an unreliable worldview, i
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14y ago
A colleague of mine remarked that one of the things that bothered him about Go (and uC++, and to some extent, VHDL for that matter) was how much the languages resembled traditional imperative languages (like C). In particular, it was the ca
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14y ago
Congratulations on launching!
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14y ago
You build a large bathroom closer to the banquet hall. :)
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14y ago
Voice Search is Voice Search. Google Now is just the predictive notifications and the cards (the notifications being the more signifiant part). The two are separate. Voice Search has been available since Froyo, IIRC -- although in the past
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14y ago
I wonder what will make the world more ready for this than it was for Beacon back in the day (Amazon purchases automatically showing up in the News Feed).
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14y ago
Why is it safe to include a subset of the SHA1 digest instead of the whole digest? What's the reasoning behind this? Would it make sense to use a shorter hash (e.g. CRC32) instead if your filenames have to be that short?
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14y ago
OP: How do you suggest that people go about setting specific, challenging, and achievable goals? While you've described flaws in Dan Shipper's arguments, you haven't provided concrete advice about what the right thing to do is. I found Jami
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14y ago
> I posted the source code to most of my school projects on GitHub. If people want to crib off my code that's not my problem -- I did the work, whether or not they want to is their problem. This is not true at all post-secondary institu
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14y ago
I've always thought that you'd have to worry about "technical elitists" dismissing HTML/JavaScript as "not programming", since that's what I experienced when I was growing up. On the other hand, Khan Academy CS chose JavaScript because it m
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14y ago
He told me to aim higher. I'm not sure what I should be shooting for yet, though.
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14y ago
+1 -- he was my role model for the longest time.
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14y ago
I think officially, 4% of users still use IE 7. [Edit: Source: http://theie7countdown.com/ ] Back in the day, IE was the most popular browser on the Internet, and I'm sure there are a lot of corporate applications written specifically for
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14y ago
I look forward to the opportunity to do this throughout my next internship in January. Unfortunately, if I wrote such a post for the internship I just finished, I'd have to omit parts of it. Even though the company I worked for published a
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14y ago
I have to admit that I didn't think about this much myself -- most of the videos are on YouTube, and I hadn't thought about how the rest of the site was run. For all I knew, it was RoR or static webpages or something.
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What Jamie Wong did at Khan Academy
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14y ago
"We also find that the same network is sensitive to other high-level concepts such as cat faces..." "Our training dataset is constructed by sampling frames from 10 million YouTube videos."
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Ask HN: Would salted passwords have helped LinkedIn? Should we still use them?
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14y ago
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