dudeonthenet

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by dudeonthenet 8y ago
Yeah, imagine passing by a field with about a hundred of those while they're dropping the blocks.
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by dudeonthenet 9y ago
Rustaceans? Would recruiting agencies go for that in job ads? "Are you a top rustacean and looking for a challenge in AI and Big Data and want to work in an international team with young and dynamic rustaceans? "
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by dudeonthenet 9y ago
Homegrown tomatoes here in Romania are pretty tasty, maybe even indistinguishable from the ones you'd find in Italy. Especially the ones that people in the country side grow in their gardens and, even more so, the late summer, early fa
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by dudeonthenet 9y ago
Hah.. beat me to it :) I was about to recommend Permutation City while seeing your comment. That was an intense book, to say the least.
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by dudeonthenet 10y ago
It's also worth making the distinction between the movie and the impressive short story that the movie is based on, which the article completely fails to mention: Ted Chiang - Story of Your Life [1] I've read Chiang's book ab
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by dudeonthenet 10y ago
Sorry, what I meant to say was a redundant IMU that could be read in specific cases like this one.
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by dudeonthenet 10y ago
What i'm wondering is why is it that when the Inertial Measurement Unit erroneous information was fed into the navigation system, and resulted in a negative estimated altitude, didn't the mars lander also have an accelerometer tha
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by dudeonthenet 11y ago
Thanks for the link, I'll take a look
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by dudeonthenet 11y ago
I'm no expert in bitcoin or other decentralized blockchain technologies, or in the theory of computation for that matter, but I have a nagging question: When they claim that the Ethereum network would function as a global, decentralize