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by delinka 9y ago
Where’s the video of the killer fly catching a fruit fly? I want to see that .
572.
by delinka 9y ago
Or ... use a text editor?
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by delinka 9y ago
"Pharmacists once used chocolate syrup to mask the bitter flavor of their remedies" As a flavoring, not with a medicinal use all its own.
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by delinka 9y ago
UB comes with high-level languages. "main" is not specified in the high-level language, but by the OS. You write some machine code, give it the name "main" and the OS jumps to that location and starts executing. One sho
575.
by delinka 9y ago
I misinterpreted the comment as asking why Amazon would drop cities with strong job growth.
576.
by delinka 9y ago
“More competition for employees” translates into higher costs.
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by delinka 9y ago
That link didn't actually answer in the affirmative for me. It just dumped me into the enrollment workflow. It followed that with a message that my enrollment date would be next week and that I would receive no further reminders but I
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by delinka 9y ago
Apologies - I was amidst edits when I was called away. I've addressed this by suggesting removal of the LPF.
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by delinka 9y ago
The thing is, this is creating harmonic vibrations in the membrane at human speech frequencies. I really don't think you need to go with ML. It seems to me that if you remove the LPF, let the ADC access all the frequencies, then (eithe
580.
by delinka 9y ago
"...no hardware solution..." There is for new hardware. It's relatively simple to include a couple components on the mic input to filter out ultrasound. There is indeed no hardware fix for anything already manufactured.
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by delinka 9y ago
As a parent, you can inhibit your children as toddlers by telling them "no!" all the time. Then, when it comes time to learn or be social, they now have inhibitions to overcome. That's not to say there's no genetic compo
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by delinka 9y ago
Excellent details. Thanks.
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by delinka 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand "target" in this context. Does it mean "a suggested rate" or "lowering/increasing the current rate over time toward this target" or "the actual rate"?
584.
by delinka 9y ago
“That's just colossally egocentric and incompetent.” You forgot narcissistic. And those attributes explain why.
585.
by delinka 9y ago
Surely you mean "granting native execute access"? JavaScript executes in a browser. Sure, it's sandboxed, but it's still executed.
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by delinka 9y ago
WebGL shaders, right?
587.
by delinka 9y ago
Perhaps not dispositive, but without evidence otherwise, FTB’s belief is not sufficient to convinct. It’s always possible that your fellow citizens are crooked assholes. But evidence should always be required to get a punitive conviction.
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by delinka 9y ago
Likely it's those selling predominantly adult content. Amazon's offerings are not predominantly adult in nature. Nor are Netflix's. Presumably, if there's a higher occurrence of fraud with those merchants whose wares a
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by delinka 9y ago
"neighborhood"? Who commutes across a neighborhood as the full extent of their commute? I suspect it's within a rounding error. Driving across a city, however, I definitely see this. Daily. And "accident" I expect t
590.
by delinka 9y ago
If the sites you're visiting use a common CDN then this can be avoided.
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by delinka 9y ago
Citation or examples would indeed be desirable. I can't even be convinced that "...there is only one way to write something."
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by delinka 9y ago
This reads to me like it boils down to "oh, geez, stop making people read your additional licenses and just use ours." And that's fine. But the HN comments all make it sound like the situation with a custom patent license is
593.
by delinka 9y ago
You left out the definition of "Necessary Claims": > > A "Necessary Claim" is a claim of a patent owned by Facebook that is necessarily infringed by the Software standing alone.
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by delinka 9y ago
"...definitely not the case." Citation needed, reasons required, etc. The patent license says nothing about terminating the BSD license. Neither refers to nor affects the other. Without a good legal argument, one must assume that
595.
by delinka 9y ago
Someone please help me understand the problems here. The repository includes two documents: 1) a proper BSD license, and 2) a patent license. While reading the latter, I see no mention of it affecting the former. So my take on this is that
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by delinka 9y ago
Indeed. They're not required to crash with engines out. But on a passenger jet, the odds of crashing and causing deaths from several miles up when the engines fail is tremendously higher than death being caused by an engine failure a
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by delinka 9y ago
And plenty of in-use car failures do not take lives. Tires popping during a drive don't often result in death of the occupants of the troubled car nor those around it. If your car engine stops running, you're not going to fall to
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by delinka 9y ago
Let's think through that. In order to spoof GPS, you need to overpower the true GPS signal with your own. You put some transmitters in a location, and anyone attempting to get a GPS fix while in that location gets spoofed data and the
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by delinka 9y ago
Most certainly legal. If certain investors don't like it, they can try to change it or maybe sue the company over the decision, but there's nothing about a "non-exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual" license that has questi
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by delinka 9y ago
I would think that everyone (besides Musk) in the two companies would prefer clean lines of origination and transition for IP between the two companies. This means there would be a typical contract between two companies: Company B licenses

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