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davorak
13y ago
It is pretty easy. If the editor works in word then you copy the tex and past it into word. Then tell the editor to not mess with the funny symbols and images etc. Use track changes and reject any changes that would mess up the tex. Then
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davorak
13y ago
Will you please link to some example articles form your example topics and any others that you would be interested in seeing a Haskell analog of?
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> The gal has obviously sick. Yes, Yale sent her away, but is there any actual psychiatrist here who would recommend keeping a suicidal/self-harming patient in any school/job situation? I would be reasonable surprised if the fi
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13y ago
> Totally agreed. What constitutes community in your agreement? For many part of community giving support to those who are going through a rough time. > paying for any college, regardless of cost/status, should be expecting to ge
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13y ago
> She ran into a super duper asshole Well not just that. If anyone at the meeting made it clear that the comments that were happening were not appropriate or welcome either I missed it in the article. It most people this creates the pe
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13y ago
I was under the impression that google was above the industry standard for up time. If not I would like to know who offers similar services with better up time.
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13y ago
In order for the claim or idea that consciousness depends on quantum information processing( processing not accessible from classical computation) you would need a rigorous definition of consciousness. Or one that at least required quantum
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13y ago
> Nope. I am missing a legal nuance? It seems like a challenge along these lines is possible but unlikely to go very far.
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13y ago
It is the distraction to driving that illegal. All forms of distracted driving are illegal, at least that is my understanding of the law in Colorado and Texas USA. So purposely taking 2 second blinks, driving with one of two good eyes clos
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13y ago
Lie is a strong word, it most it would mean someone claimed bing was stealing search results from google while knowing it was not true, rather then misinterpreting the data. I do not remember such a case lying. Do you remember any other det
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13y ago
There was some direct evidence that Microsoft was pulling over some of the google spell correction from internet explore as I remember. Google added some universally unique spell corrections and in short order they were pulled over to Bing
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13y ago
> It would still not allow them to book 50 people and make food for 10, Is something like a 5 to 1 over booking happening with google fiber? Overbooking is common practice with airlines and many business that have solid statistics that t
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13y ago
I thought the wording of the contract had already changed to be specific to commercial activity, at least in KC. Am I remembering things incorrectly?
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13y ago
> judge whether or not the law is reasonable I am trying to make that judgment and help others to do so. > and the second says that you're not trying to comment on what the law ought to be. If I am trying to make a judgment, if I
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13y ago
It seems like you might be more concerned with people knowing how to communicate well. Knowing how to format their thoughts so that they will be understandable through conversation or text. The ability to adapt this formatting process to fi
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13y ago
> The analogies are beside the point. It helps decide weather or not the legal response if any is reasonable. > whether you think that it ought to be or not. I was not trying to comment on what I think ought to be.
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13y ago
Ahh, at the time I thought err4nt was referring to the public posted login credentials and was making the analogy off of that.
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13y ago
You read my post in the ~5 secs widow where it had the word "take." It was the wrong word because in the case I was talking about it would not have deprived Prezi access to their source code.
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13y ago
It is closer to find someones home key in a public place and deciding to see if it opens their door or not before giving it back. You did not enter the house you did not explore. You turned the key, the knob, and made sure the door would o
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13y ago
Using login in credentials that are not your own found in a public place to take source code is like finding someones house key on a park bench and coping their secret invention designs or trade secrets.
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13y ago
A simple rule of thumb seems to be is, does it cause a problem if all the bug bounty hunters take the same approach. Phishing employees, DDoSing definitely cause problems if a large number, or one, of bug bounty hunters take on the approach
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13y ago
Pretty cool. Posted by the author? Do you cut off rendering purposefully when axis gets around 1x10^153 or is that an artifact of the program?
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13y ago
If you maintain a flagship open source project for you company, you are not just a programmer. You are a public representative of the company. So as a company representative it seems reasonable to be fired for either directly going against
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13y ago
I think this problem would be significantly less if there was no"neural" in "neural network." That said that one word has probably brought a significant number of eyes to the subject that would have looked elsewhere wit
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13y ago
Thank you for the details. I appreciate the approach you are taking.
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> "what's the hardest thing you have ever done?" There is a good chance they meant what project stretched your abilities the most. Or which project did you have to grow the most to complete. Learning and stretching ones se
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Thats great! I need to read the paper but if that is the life time of the physical qubit then it is much larger then what is typically considered needed for using quantum error correction to make logical qubits. Logical qubits are made up o
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13y ago
The work is already down regularly: http://www.clearbits.net/creators/146-stack-exchange-data-du... I do not know what format it is however because I have not gotten around to using it yet.
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Does this case warrant the recoil?
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>Challenged does not mean 'prevent'ed it can be argued later as a matter of law that the warrant should not have been issued, and that the evidence acquired as a result is inadmissible. This is not the case and it is called the
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