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deeviant
12y ago
As more solar power comes online, we may see the cost curve invert, where power is cheaper in day time.
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deeviant
12y ago
Once again, downvotes are leaned on in lieu of wit.
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deeviant
12y ago
So you mean they use it to create an application that allows them to... talk about lisp.
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12y ago
Java is a safer language? Just having a Java interpretor installed on your system opens you up to untold security threats. Honestly, it sounds a lot more like the majority of the software people on this project simply liked/knew Java,
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deeviant
12y ago
People use lisp for something other than a programming discussion talking point?
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deeviant
12y ago
I teach a game programming club for kids in grade 6-8 I'm split on scratch. On the surface it was easy to get the kids to engage, but I didn't really feel it led to much understanding of programming as a whole. And it did not seem
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deeviant
12y ago
Yeah, because you never, ever have to reference multiple documents/apps/consoles at the same time. Why haven't I thought of the solution of simply constantly switching a monitor to many different views 10-20 times a minute? S
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deeviant
12y ago
Well, they are not just removing all Spanish news sources from the Spanish Google news site, they are removing the Spanish Google news site , which seems pretty consistent with his characterization.
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12y ago
Well, they are just trying to disrupt the big data space with enterprise level deep learning allowing better branding position and lessening inertia to allow quicker pivots. It makes sense to do this because we are at a inflection point whe
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12y ago
Begun, these docker wars have.
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12y ago
I agree with many points of your post, and I can absolutely say that the system does not work as it's advertised to: my wife is(was) an H1B for a prominent tech company, they pretty much insisted on her coming to the US and when they d
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12y ago
You attack my surety but the passive-aggressive tone of your comment gives me good reason to suspect that you are also quite sure of your stance. I would also wager you would be less likely to change your position when offered new and compe
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deeviant
12y ago
So what are you suggesting? Contemplative meditation? Spirituality? Religion? All these may or may not increase happiness, but they certainly to not increase one's closeness to the truth that is reality, although they certainly seem to
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12y ago
Right, but would own an Apple product? That's terrible, they exploit horrible treatment of rightless Chinese wage-slaves. Would you use a google product? They are double-faced went in come to net neutrality, only putting their weight o
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12y ago
Na, virus already hide both on disk and in memory.
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12y ago
Even though the basis of your statement, "Many, many factors beyond merit contribute to language popularity and usage," is true, actually defining the merits of these lesser used languages seems to be something that their fervent
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deeviant
12y ago
With FOSS software, an enterprising and capable individual always has the ability to modify/update/or other wise change the software to suit their needs. I find your line of thought to hold little weight.
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deeviant
12y ago
Apple did it first, and by now, they created a compelling ecosystem that many do not feel is "restricted"
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12y ago
There are millions of scientifically minded geeks that have a nerdgasm just thinking about the possibilities of an extraterrestrial visitation. If there was any available convincing evidence pointing toward an E.T. visit, we'd be all o
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12y ago
Is minimizing the size of a docker image really the top priority? I would hold that making docker images easy to use, transparent as possible, reliable, versatile and easy to use (did I mention that already? oops) are far more important pri
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12y ago
> For the tracking system you mentioned to protect the rig, do you mean sensors to monitor energy throughput/system temperature/etc.? For any concentrated PV system, you make use of only the direct normal isolation of the sun.
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12y ago
I worked in a CPV(Concentrated PhotoVoltaic) start-up. We used Fresnel lenses printed on cheap, rigid, inflatable substrates to focus highly concentrated light on very high efficiency multi-junction cells(with real-world efficiencies of >
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12y ago
Being better does mean it's not broken.
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12y ago
I'm not sure why you list Google as using "8000 computers" and Spark using "190 computers with 6080 cores". Using two different metrics for two like things seems like there is some sort of implication there. Were Go
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12y ago
I agree with you and disagree at the same time. Command line interfaces are extremely powerful, simple to implement, extend and leverage, but, GUI's have their own advantages mainly in information density, context clues, and ease of op
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12y ago
Maybe some people want both of these things: * Have a linux HTC * Watch netflix without some horrible hack and are now happy that this is possible?
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12y ago
The research looks at loss of smell, not never having a (good) sense of smell as an indicator.
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deeviant
12y ago
It has nothing to do with bitcoins as the currency is backed by reddit stock, they are not the standard alt-cryptocoin idea. They will be 100% premined, with all coins given to a pool which then is distributed to people who contribute to re
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12y ago
Why are they more powerful?
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deeviant
12y ago
Care to expound why you disagree? Or was there some poll I was unaware of in which you were responding to?
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