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cjfont
11y ago
Well this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who has been following what others have mentioned is a best practice for working from home: Set work boundaries, both in terms of time and physical location, as to what constitutes work and
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Source Code of MS Visual Studio Code
(github.com)
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11y ago
This passage from the article might help answer that: "DeepMind learned to play video games by randomly taking any action it could. This may be fine for video games, but in the real world it could be expensive, time-consuming, and even
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11y ago
Those are more along the lines of tools a driver uses for assistance. I draw the line where if the car rear-ends another vehicle, a judge would never place the responsibility on me (because I wasn't even behind the controls).
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11y ago
The way I see it, either I make all the decisions as the driver of the vehicle, or I'm no longer the driver.
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cjfont
11y ago
Right, but the title strongly implies that the article is talking about executing PHP on the Pi.
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cjfont
11y ago
For some reason I thought this was going to have something to do with the Raspberry Pi Zero.
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11y ago
Even then, wasn't it usually the opposite case, where you would get the "console undefined" error when the developer console was closed? I can't think of a single case where an error only occurs (or is observed) when th
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cjfont
11y ago
Wow, is the snarkiness really necessary? At least by proposing a possible solution here, we increase the chances that a bona fide geologist will come by and tell us why it wouldn't work.
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11y ago
Nice, although I think there should also be an 'fs' option for Full Screen.
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Stephen Hawking will do his first AMA on Reddit
(cnet.com)
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11y ago
However in this case, only the content is being decentralized, not the service itself.
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11y ago
John Muir, for teaching people how to appreciate and preserve the few precious natural wonders we have left, and how to discover our own spirituality within them.
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cjfont
12y ago
No, you're still charged for sleeping dynos.
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12y ago
I can't seem to be able to get to that page, even when I'm signed into my Heroku account. When I try to go to the above link, I'm instantly redirected to https://www.heroku.com/home . Anyone else observing t
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12y ago
“<A href="sql:select from *”>" An anti-pattern if I've ever seen one.
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12y ago
Something about this study feels contrived. The size of the project makes a big difference, and it seems that the study focused primarily on making the code less linear and more abstract (adding polymorphism, etc.) in cases where the overw
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The US Army just open-sourced a forensics analysis tool
(gizmodo.com)
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12y ago
Listening to that blew my mind to the point where I was convinced the audio wasn't being played through my speakers the way it was intended.
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12y ago
Perhaps the incentive here is to educate coders as to what patterns to avoid which will have an inclination toward "evil" AI. This won't stop others for whom this is the goal.
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cjfont
12y ago
Great work, Greg! Kudos for using a language that has yet to see it's first stable release.
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A high-performance, bindless graphics API for Rust
(github.com)
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12y ago
Alternatively, you can save your money and use one of the myriad of backtesting tools built into existing trading platforms using a demo account.
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12y ago
Why not a spouse?
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There Is a Second, Secret DNA Code Which Controls Genes
(earthweareone.com)
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Obnoxious is putting it kindly when I can't even seem to be able to scroll down to read the entire article. EDIT: Apparently it's happening to me when I zoom at all on the page in Chrome, I'm surprised no one else has complai
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JavaScript Expression Evaluator
(silentmatt.com)
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DNA from hagfish being used to synthesize bulletproof slime
(motherboard.vice.com)
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12y ago
For a simple scatterplot with many points I would probably simply use Canvas directly, and perhaps borrow elements from D3 like d3.scale to plot the axis labels. It is possible to use Canvas underneath to plot the 100,000 points, and SVG o
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12y ago
With those many points you'll probably need something that makes use of HTML Canvas, and not SVG which slows down if you plot that many elements.
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