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domparise
8y ago
If we can prove that dark matter exists with negative mass, this may pave the way for fundamental research on other phenomena with negative mass, like anti-gravity effects.
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domparise
8y ago
Two examples off the top of my head: 1. Instantaneous stock transactions from anywhere in the world. (quantum communication/entanglement) Offers a substantial RTT improvement on current trading systems. 2. High frequency trading based
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domparise
8y ago
Quantum fintech is going to make blockchain fintech look like child’s play.
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8y ago
Product market fit
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domparise
8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_potential_energy
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domparise
9y ago
Their effects are not well controlled either.
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domparise
9y ago
Assuming it _must_ exist, how can we enforce it given that anyone with an internet connection can teach themselves how to make software? There is no centralized accrediting board for programmers, and it’s not very feasible to me when there
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domparise
9y ago
Sounds like you’re pitching to customers rather than investors.
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9y ago
>Am I suffering from some form of undiagnosed ADHD? You can very easily resolve this question by talking to a doctor, or two. If you are curious, don’t just sit and wait and keep “wasting your life away” in the indecision of whether or n
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9y ago
Why do you say this?
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9y ago
Can anyone comment on which JavaScript ML libraries are most popular or most commonly used? I've just started using ml.js and it does what I need, but I feel like the ecosystem is so huge I could be missing out on some real gems
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domparise
9y ago
Speaking also as a Midwesterner, I would disagree. I was born and raised in Michigan, and have not really left much other than to couch hop and envy the lives of my friends who've moved out to the coast. I feel that the contempt the au
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9y ago
Isn't SQL Turing complete? So imo the question of "how expressive is SQL" is really just "how expressive can SQL be with reasonably useful performance".
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9y ago
It may be biased, but the alternative, having no formal history lessons, is far worse. At the very least it provides a shared cultural identity, and presents lessons learned from the past. Hopefully moving forward we won't have to worr
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10y ago
I feel like this could also use DNS for backend or devops
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10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/evilbuildings
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10y ago
Also check out Prisma app for a slick mobile-friendly UI & subset of pre-selected art styles. (layman's application of this tech)
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10y ago
Fight project bloat and misguided architectural patterns! Use Meteor and save yourself from all the headaches! Make webdev great again! #neverrails
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11y ago
tl;dr his internet is colored 50 shades of grey
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Async coding with callbacks explained
(dparise.svbtle.com)
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12y ago
Seems like a functional chat system, but it seems too simple to be of any use for a web application, with the whole thing being held in-memory. Try adding your disposable rooms to my chat app, which has direct/private messages, persist
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12y ago
Depends on if you're trying to write native apps, web apps or use something like phonegap. If you're looking to write native apps, Android is open-source, and iOS closed source, but they've got a lot of documentation availabl