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   by daturkel 12y ago

   For what it's worth, the presence of seemingly significant signal in the difference between the original and compressed tracks does not necessarily mean that significant sonic/perceptual loss has occurred. Operating correctly, t
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   by daturkel 12y ago

   First I'm ever seeing this. This looks awesome, thank you. I also love Texts: http://texts.io/
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   by daturkel 12y ago

   For those who don't know, Paul Lamere, the author, is a really cool guy that works over at The Echo Nest (recently acquired by Spotify). I had the pleasure of meeting him and chatting with him a few times last summer while I was intern
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   by daturkel 12y ago

   I would contribute to this, both in terms of donating to see this happen but also to the content and/or the community. Silly as it sounds, my least favorite thing about HN is the startup content---i don't care about agile this or
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   by daturkel 12y ago

   I made my own resume in LaTeX from scratch. I realized that no one else's template could fit my needs/wants just right. http://danturkel.com/resume.pdf
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   by daturkel 13y ago

   So is the schema for these branded tlds supposed to change from our current name.tld/page/subpage.html to page.name/subpage.html? That strikes me as a huge waste of time setting up subdomains for what are effectively just pag
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   by daturkel 13y ago

   Frank Howarth does awesome woodworking projects and makes incredible videos showing how he makes them. Usually the videos are narrated with an explanation of the process, but sometimes he does them in a stop-motion style where you never see
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   by daturkel 13y ago

   The story is fascinating but I also wasn't aware of this site and I quite like it.
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   by daturkel 13y ago

   Yep, this is how the proof works!
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    See my reply to rkaplan's comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7544735
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Here's a link to the proof I typed up for my problem set: https://www.sharelatex.com/project/534230c0234f079f3ce526fa?... Theorem 1.10 states "If S andT are countable sets, the set S ×T ={(s,t) : s∈S,t∈T} is
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Give this a shot: http://betterexplained.com/articles/an-interactive-guide-to-...
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Thanks! This is an improvement.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    In my point-set topology class we used the diagonal argument as the root of a proof for the following question: Suppose a submarine is moving in a straight line at a constant speed in the plane such that at each hour the submarine is at a l
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    I'm colorblind and absolutely can't differentiate them at all :(
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    We do this already. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_position_indicator
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    "The pulse signal with a frequency of 37.5 kHz is the standard beacon frequency for both so-called black boxes -- the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder, CNN quotes Anish Patel, president of pinger manufacturer Dukane
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Incredible last minute discovery considering that they're only relying on it to continue pulsing until tomorrow.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    While not the person who asked, this is news to me. Thanks for sharing.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    This is exactly what I had had in mind for a solution. It's an aesthetic compromise but, in my opinion, a boon to gameplay.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Just wish I could see my current orientation! (Seriously though—from a given screen, I have no idea what the result of A is going to do or what the arrow keys are going to do. If i'm at a square and facing left, hitting the left arrow
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    This is a great and insightful comment. May I just clarify, you say you are a "PL theorist"—is that programming language theorist? What kind of work does that entail?
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    "I did a midnight mind dump on the situation. I'm jetlagged and tired, so it might not make sense: http://notch.net/2014/03/virtual-reality-is-going-to-change-... " -@notch on twitter.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Notch's thoughts at length: http://notch.net/2014/03/virtual-reality-is-going-to-change-...
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    I'm the author of this. I'm an undergrad who just built something I wanted to use, especially to mimic some of the functionality in a tool I really like: Hammer for Mac [0]. I'm totally self-taught with Ruby so don't exp
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    Dinner: Ruby Gem for local HTML includes (seeking pull requests)(github.com)

    2 points by daturkel 13y ago|1 comments
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    I live in Somerville (for school) and didn't even know about this. Cheers.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    Please implement a pause! Love it though. This really fundamentally twists both 2048 (threes) and Tetris.
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    by daturkel 13y ago

    I think you're thinking of the cockpit voice recorder [0], the flight data recorder [1] (also referred to as the black box) contains all sorts of data about what commands were sent to plane and, Wikipedia says, records "17–25 hour