cypher543

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by cypher543 12y ago
According to the documentation[1], it's a concatenative synthesizer using decision trees for prosody modeling and PSOLA for output. [1]: http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercl..
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by cypher543 12y ago
It is literally illegal to say certain words on free-to-air television between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
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by cypher543 12y ago
Which makes sense, considering this is part of their IoT program. Microsoft isn't porting Windows 10 to the Raspberry Pi so that kids can use it. They're doing it for developers who want something cheaper and more powerful than an
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by cypher543 12y ago
The last time I went to a RadioShack, I was looking for a resistor. I checked their website, which said my local store had it in stock. When I got there, I found the electronic components stuffed in a dark corner and the smaller components
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by cypher543 12y ago
It sounds like you've already made up your mind and are just looking for people to agree with you.
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by cypher543 12y ago
Doesn't work for me in Chrome 39: > main.js:129 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token var
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by cypher543 12y ago
How is Person of Interest propagandized? The first couple of seasons are about a secret government program designed to spy on everyone in the world, a black ops unit that assassinates American citizens, and a group of corrupt NYPD officers.
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by cypher543 12y ago
So poking fun at another country in a fictional movie is not OK, but compromising a company's network and leaking their internal communications is?
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by cypher543 12y ago
I think a look at his comment history will give you the answer.
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by cypher543 12y ago
What exactly is the context of that GIF?
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by cypher543 12y ago
They didn't create the underlying technologies for containerization on Windows, either. Docker is just providing compatibility with the new container API in Windows Server so that you can use the same tools regardless of the OS. It&#x2
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by cypher543 12y ago
Both Crystal Cove and DK2 had the external IR LEDs, as well. On the DK2, they're just covered up by an IR-transparent material.
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by cypher543 12y ago
Very cool! Smooth as silk at 524K on my GeForce GTX 650 Ti and Chrome 37. 1M makes it a bit choppy, but still pleasant.
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by cypher543 12y ago
There are plenty of boards for that kind of application already (PC Engines APU[1], for example). That's not really what Edison is intended for. [1]: http://www.pcengines.ch/apu.htm
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by cypher543 12y ago
There's no video core, so no HDMI or even VGA output. Edison is designed for things like robotics and home automation. It's not a general-purpose x86 computer.
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by cypher543 12y ago
Android 4.0 introduced a new set of Dalvik instructions that supported larger methods IDs, but they were never used and were eventually removed. ART may have lifted the method limit, but I haven't seen any specific mention of it.
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by cypher543 12y ago
I absolutely love this kind of thing. I spent some time restoring an old 8mm projector so I could watch a few films I had found at an antique store. It felt wonderful to finally flip the switch and see the images flicker to life on my wall.
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by cypher543 12y ago
The title makes it sound like you are accusing Digital Ocean of destroying your droplet on purpose for no reason.
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by cypher543 12y ago
> Auto-updates are always on I really hope this isn't going to become a standard thing. There are still plenty of people like me who are stuck with something like satellite internet, which forces us to micromanage our data usage. I
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by cypher543 12y ago
Just in case anyone else is wondering, this is indeed the same wheel that Andy promoted throughout season 7 of Showtime's "Weeds". I had no idea it was a real thing, so I assumed this was a joke at first.
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by cypher543 12y ago
The original link still works for me.
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by cypher543 12y ago
I think AW is still online, although I imagine it's pretty empty by now. It became free in 2013. https://www.activeworlds.com
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by cypher543 12y ago
CT was one of my biggest inspirations, as well. There are still copies of Blaxxun Community Server out there[1], so it would be great if someone could get their hands on the original world files somehow. I also tracked down the source code
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by cypher543 12y ago
It's too bad almost none of the old VRML communities still exist. I wonder if there are backups of CyberTown worlds floating around somewhere...
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by cypher543 12y ago
It's consistent with the names of other type-checking functions. isNumber checks if a value is an instance of the Number class just like isDate checks if a value is an instance of the Date class. If it were isNumericType, they'd g
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by cypher543 12y ago
But what's the point? These days, there's not a whole lot jQuery does that can't be done easily with vanilla JavaScript. Would you rather hire someone who can write lean code with minimal dependencies or someone who throws in
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by cypher543 12y ago
With all due respect, it's a memory game, not a large-scale web application. I don't understand why "frameworks" are the answer to everything these days. There's nothing wrong with interacting directly with the DOM,
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by cypher543 12y ago
Dartium ( https://www.dartlang.org/tools/dartium/ ) is a version of Chromium with both JavaScript and Dart VMs running side-by-side, so it's certainly possible. Of course, getting every major browser developer
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by cypher543 12y ago
What are you talking about? OpenSSL doesn't need the fork system call and it already builds just fine on Win32 and Win64. You can even get pre-built binaries of the latest release: http://slproweb.com/products/Win3
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by cypher543 12y ago
Please disable autoplay on that video. Some of us have heavily-capped internet connections and can't afford to have an HD video buffer in the background.

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