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by crashandburn4 13y ago
True, so what _should_ happen is that the title summarizes and maybe provides additional data about the content of the article rather than says something else, I accept that that doesn't happen but I also say it's ridiculous. :)
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Exactly, I find it ridiculous that someone or other adds these titles somewhere and no-one disputes them even when the papers have very little to do with the title whatsoever.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I have to agree with kovacs. Simply saying "No" does not count as a reasonable answer to a reasonable question (and I agree in the fact that it sounds petulant). If you disagree with the points put forth disemminate them and offer
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
hahaha, I hadn't heard that. Sounds quite funny actually, definitely feels like an NSA worker wearing an EFF t-shirt would have to understand the irony of their situation.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Wow, I can't think of many titles that could be any more effective at getting me to click on a link!
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Which point incidentally?
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Did anyone else notice: current mood: juche-licious The only juche I know of is the north korean one[1], guessing this is just a random joke, just wanted to ask in case there's an alternate meaning I'm missing? [1] http:/&#x
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Brilliant, just what I was looking for, all I could find was information on a scheme where they intercept computers and bug them with radio transimitters[1]. Can anyone tell me why the two codenames are so similar? It would seem that they&#
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I was looking for where that was posted and I think this is a bit more informative: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=mShXzzKtpmEC&pg=PA60&lpg=...
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
wow... well that's taken up most of my workday and ruined my time for side-projects at the same time. Brilliant article.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Am I the only person that gets slightly annoyed whenever I read "an order of magnitude" and the article doesn't mention whether it's binary or decimal. What do you people think they're talking about, I'm guessi
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Nice, I've been trying a bunch of these things recently (my bookmarks bar now has OpenSpritz, RSVP and squirt along with 2 chrome extensions) and your extensions the nicest implementatiion I've found so far. (partly due to https e
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
ok, can you state your argument as to why you think this is the case?
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
true, but that's why we have evil mode[1], so we can have our elisp cake and eat our delicous sugary vim bindings too. [1] https://gitorious.org/evil/pages/Home
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
It's a shame about Jim. I never knew him but he did a lot for the community. RIP, he'll be missed.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Can someone eleborate as to what this is because of? has the chairman of the technical committee made some controversial decisions or something?
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
what negative things do you really think google are doing with their capital? if you're talking about rising house prices in san francisco making it difficult for people to get housing and apartments I understand, but do you specifical
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
If you look at the second comment on this question here: http://physics.stackexchange.com/q/5207/34235 it touches on the explanation as to why bosonic string theory has 26 dimensions (as a result of this sum of na
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
yeah, same problem here, I'll check back on it later. Either way, nice idea, I like the idea of online/offline. it'll be tough to steal me away from emacs/evil mode though :)
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
doesn't appear to work for me, linux chrome Version 31.0.1650.63
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Very nice. symbol hound just isn't that great so it's good that at least rubydocs can be searched properly for that spaceship and stuff. aw, can't find the stabby lambda, but at least you've got a nice 404 page :) http:
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Maybe a good counterpoint would be to suggest that OP "not look a gift horse in the mouth". That being said it isn't too difficult to imagine Wolfram having ulterior motives. Overall I think it's a good thing and a good
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
is there anything detailing the maths/programming techniques behind this? can anyone confirm whether this is Barnes-Hut? I've had a look here: http://creativejs.com/2013/11/coupled-turing-pattern-and-219.
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Orchestra made from old technology(youtube.com)
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Hey, no distro-bashing on HN! ...I like arch... :(
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Really like this, I think something that would be really helpful would be a repository website where you can collect any of these commands similar to will bonds package control. Automatic downloading doesn't have to be configured to st
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I'm having a similar problem, except when I'm pressing backtick nothing happens at all, the __backtick__ div stays empty. similarly, it works fine on the backtick website Chrome 29.0.1547.57 on arch linux. EDIT: in the interests o
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
This is weird, I'm on chrome but it doesn't happen for me...
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I read things like this so often I can't help but assume that a lot of people think this but I find the thought so incomprehensibly alien that I can't really understand why. To me it makes no sense at any level.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
http://www.apple.com/uk/ is similar to the fixed version: http://imgur.com/rILJD18

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