dorgo

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by dorgo 9y ago
Actually it is. The key part is "enough times".
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by dorgo 9y ago
(4) and (5) are included in (2) and (3), aren't they?
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by dorgo 9y ago
Until you do more than just CRUD. And your ORM's performance drop to zero. And you try to improve performance by circumvent your ORM and get bugs you need a week to debug. Because your ORM has a cache and by cirumventing it you introdu
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by dorgo 9y ago
JavaScript is like a permission in andoroid or in an addon for the new firefox. If I feel like the website really requires Javascript or benefits greatly by Javascript then I will allow it to use JavaScript. Otherwise I will use the website
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by dorgo 9y ago
Nobody else has a problem with new tab? Really? I used to have a (local) html page as new tab. Guess what? They disabled this option a year ago. Ok, a nice person created an addon to recreate this option. It's called "new tab over
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by dorgo 9y ago
Maybe the advertisers pay less per click for Bing as for google?
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by dorgo 9y ago
20h for me in germany :-P
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by dorgo 9y ago
There is one. It's called: just disable javascript.
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by dorgo 9y ago
What about PI? We can represent it in terms of "we know what we are talking about" and we can distinguish it from other numbers.
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by dorgo 9y ago
No. Rational number are countable, but have the same property of zero probability for an item in a uniform distribution.
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by dorgo 9y ago
I would argue that the distribution you used to pick a random number was not uniform. Not all the real number were equaliy likely to be picked by you. Hence the probability for some numbers was > 0.
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by dorgo 9y ago
Same here. I'm working on a software project (java) for years and I wrote zero testing code. The problem is that my java code is straightforward and pretty much a thin layer between complex slq-magic and external API's. Yes, I cou
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by dorgo 9y ago
It's not about the time to access the video. It's about restrictions built into software and hardware. I don't care about video access. I care about beeing in control of my software and hardware.
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by dorgo 9y ago
I don't know. For me it's as simple as right-click on the link and choose "block this item" from context menu. Ok, often I need to adjust the suggested css-selector to block the item permanentely. But the general rule is
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by dorgo 9y ago
I read a book "Rise of the Robots" and after some chapters I checked the last page almost expecting to read something like "By the way, this book was writen by a machine...". But no, no such luck :-P
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by dorgo 9y ago
Suppose I have two equaly good candidates for a job with only two differences. 1. Gender (man vs woman) 2. salary expectations (man wants 10% more than woman) I could hire the woman and pay less because "sexism" or because it incr
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by dorgo 9y ago
Maybe the lower wage for women can be seen as a compensation for the risk that they get pregnant? It's more a problem for small companies, I guess.
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by dorgo 9y ago
Wait, the resource is UNLIMITED, isn't it? At least it is sold as unlimited.
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by dorgo 9y ago
The first billion of digits of Pi might look pretty random, but there might be a short program which genrates them - which can be considered a compressed form. In general, it is impossible to decide how good a given string might be compress
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by dorgo 9y ago
I don't understand why nobody came up with a technical solution for this problems yet. It can't be that complicated. Make a better Twitter. Add reputation management. Enforce strict rules on argumentation. Reduce/forbid redun
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by dorgo 9y ago
So it doesn't really matter what I do. If I have the intention to obstruct justice then I can stay at home and act criminally by doing so? Nice one. At this point I'm sure I'm a criminal. I don't know what my crime is, b
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by dorgo 9y ago
Why repeating 100 times? Wouldn't the first time suffice? Ok, you could be lucky, but how probable is that? Update: Given the content of the jar it may happen that the count of items could go down with each experiment :-P
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by dorgo 9y ago
I don't get it. He can go left and come out right to demonstrate that he knows the secret - without revealing the secret. The reporter would still not know how he did it and could not pass his conviction on to the judges. And the fake
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by dorgo 10y ago
>Busy beaver machines are, by definition, non-halting machines Is this an error? I thought busy beaver must halt?
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by dorgo 10y ago
There are noncomputable functions. For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_beaver
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by dorgo 10y ago
>for example, doesn't train A.I. to write software Actually there is reasearch in that direction. Genetic programming comes to mind ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_programming ) It would be something whic
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by dorgo 10y ago
Yeah, they might open their first restaurant soon. How long will it take until this tech arrives in my city? You don't even need modern software or hardware for it. Basically it's finite automaton. It could have been developed 10
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by dorgo 10y ago
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by dorgo 10y ago
As long as I get my food from humans in McDonalds I'm not too concerned about me being replaced by a robot. Society is lagging behind state of the art AI and robotics by decades.
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by dorgo 10y ago
I'm not a dropbox user. A friend send send me a link to dropbox folder with fotos. The web-UI killed me. I could download the fotos one by one. It was not smooth or fast or pleasant, but it was possible. But since it were hunderets of

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