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by emeraldd 11y ago
Did you also pick e?
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by emeraldd 11y ago
The problem is going to be getting enough information out of the machine to actually diagnose what the underlying problem is. With the belt story, there was nothing wrong with the belt but the computer thought there was. He could have thr
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by emeraldd 11y ago
There are some interesting examples of humans who grew up without language out there. In particular the ability to control sound or breathing may have less to do with the idea of language than the ability to concieve of things symbolicly.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Not a movie but some books that I helped shape my view on life and learning: http://www.amazon.com/Have-Space-Suit-Heinleins-Juveniles-eb... http://www.amazon.com/Starman-Jones-Robert-A-Heinlein/dp&#x2F
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The Cars of 1960 Explain Why Your Grandparents Drive Differently(roadandtrack.com)
2 points by emeraldd 11y ago|1 comments
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New ‘gig’ economy spells end to lifetime careers(ft.com)
1 points by emeraldd 11y ago|2 comments
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Cybersecurity bill could 'sweep away' Internet users' privacy, agency warns(theguardian.com)
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Thousands of Apps Secretly Run Ads That Users Can't See(bloomberg.com)
13 points by emeraldd 11y ago|6 comments
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by emeraldd 11y ago
I know it's svn is just an example but: http://git-scm.com/docs/git-svn The svn plugin to git let's have a git repo that is a clone /client of an svn repo. Very handy if you have an svn upstream but nee
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by emeraldd 11y ago
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -- Benjamin Franklin Seems pretty straight forward to me ...
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Those are some interesting: "When Amargan sketched these images—as opposed to shapeless scribbles—the researchers saw activity in brain areas typically associated with vision, including the striate cortex and the frontal and parie
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by emeraldd 12y ago
Most of the time, duplicate urls are caught on submission and you're forwarded to the previous entry rather than creating a new one. At least that's been my experience.
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IT firm baits hackers with online model train set(bangkokpost.com)
1 points by emeraldd 12y ago|0 comments
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by emeraldd 12y ago
Any chance someone could fix the title? It should be FCC shouldn't it?
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Here are all 400 pages of the FCC’s net neutrality rules(washingtonpost.com)
25 points by emeraldd 12y ago|2 comments
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by emeraldd 12y ago
A reasonable alternative to this would be to require a hardcopy draft with visible editing marks as a draft. Going to paper at least once helps alot in the editing process.
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by emeraldd 12y ago
The Lazy Song - Alternate Official Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dULOjT9GYdQ
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by emeraldd 12y ago
That's better, now I'm seeing a 400 error in the login pop up ...
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by emeraldd 12y ago
I'm getting an exception when I attempt to signup with Google Plus http://chrissalch.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/ExceptionOn... * Note, I don't keep my system logged into Google most of the
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by emeraldd 12y ago
There are all kinds of exposed wires on a computer system that extend beyond the case. Even shielded, you could still get RF/EM off of something. To protect a system from this kind of an attack vector requires deliberate design choic
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by emeraldd 12y ago
I'm a little confused here. Especially considering that the docker site lists supervisord explicitly with instructions on how to use it .... see: https://docs.docker.com/articles/using_supervisord/
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by emeraldd 12y ago
Why write your own mini-init instead of using something like supervisord?
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by emeraldd 12y ago
It Texas we have this thing called summer ... There are hotter times/places, but it's enough ;) On a more serious note, the size of the state is enough to pretty much force people to own cars/drive on a daily basis. At least
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by emeraldd 12y ago
They may be treating the various linux distributions as separate entities. Then the number of Linux based operating systems should far outpace just about anything else ....
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by emeraldd 12y ago
Poor mans superuser reserved space :)
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by emeraldd 12y ago
That's actually a step in bootstrapping the system. Generally, to bootstrap a language a new language involves building a minimal bootstrap compiler/runtime that is just enough to be able to rebuild the full system: 1. build boot
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by emeraldd 12y ago
That may be part of it, I don't usually worry with mailing lists. My general approach is to file a bug in the appropriate bug tracker documenting the issue I'm dealing with then if/when possible provide a patch for the probl
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by emeraldd 12y ago
I'm still amazed at the number of developers who have a block around filing bugs or send out pull requests for the tools/libraries they use.
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by emeraldd 12y ago
The only fun thing here is that he pulled them off a photo. The Myth Busters guys did this a long while back with dusted prints .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hji3kp_i9k Of course, things may have gotten better or w
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by emeraldd 12y ago
The thing about finger prints is that they are really really really hard to change ... you can change your pin/gesture n times a day and not care.

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