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Page 314. What? How? If this is something other than being able to write to libraryofbabel.info I am extremely confused.
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How can I get my hands on one of these? Do they want $$ or is it invite only? Can I apply?
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Maybe I am too late too this party but I have a question: Is there any framework for handling routing and deployments? What I mean is, is there ane xisting solution where I can make JS files to routes, and have those routes and js files be
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Ixis Digital | Developer, SEO Engineer, Technical Project Manager | Burlington, Vermont. | Full Time We are an analytics and data science company. We are fast growing and looking to fill several positions. We work with medium sized dataset
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10y ago
An announcement of an announcement. Do we have any examples of announcement of announcement of announcement?
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10y ago
function isFakeNews(news_piece){ var list_of_legit_sources = _get_current_approved_sources(); // makes synchronous http request to illuminati.com/api if list_of_legit_sources.inArray(getSource(news_piece)) ret
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I'm confused and have a couple questions: 1. Why would I want someone to ssh into my machine -- at least with the frequency that a service to help me do it is valuable? 2. How is this easier/better than saying 'hey bro what
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10y ago
I wouldn't pay a lot, but I would definitely pay. like a buck or two a month billed anually I would buy without hesitation if I believed it had real value. I usually search github directly now for these things, and it works decently we
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10y ago
I've been fantasizing about getting into timber framing.
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10y ago
neat. I've been using irssi for half a decade. Never realized it was <1.0
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I have a huwai honor5x which lasts a full day easily. I've had it for a few months now. It is annoyingly aggressive about shutting down apps (which makes my lastpass autofill not work, among other things). But I paid ~$180 with no con
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There is a difference though. In a (strict) functional language, foo(bar) always returns the same way and always has the same affect. In almost every non-strict language foo(bar) can do anything, and can always be different based off some s
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10y ago
Have you used a vive? The resolution I don't think is any better, but the vive does feel magical to me. Everyone I put in it seems to feel similarly; but the tracked controllers are probably a big part of that immediately immersive e
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I have been using and developing inside my Vive for about a month. It's only part time, so I am spending ~10 hours a week in VR. I certainly get some of what the author is talking about in terms of that coming-out-of-the-matrix feelin
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the ecigaratte subreddits are extremely helpful... they seem to have changed since i was using it (similar story to others.. smoked analogs for a decade, after about 2 years on ecigs I am not vaping or taking any nicotine).. this seems to b
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I have had to clean out the port a bit with a qtip.. little tiny bits of metal (or something) has gotten in there.
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It really depends on your ambitions. I like the idea of lua as a simple/pure langauge; the problem is mainly the support and reception of it doesn't lend itself to growth so much; since lua is mostly used, in practice, as part of
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I wonder if you (or anyone) know where to find the study? I found the researcher herself, but none of her publications seem to be about this https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kinga_Kowalewska-Grocho...
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I've used vim, pretty heavily customized, for almost a decade now. It seems to me perfect, and if not perfect, I just change it so it's perfect. I've been using pathogen for a while for plugins.. I will happily give 8.0 a tr
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Since this has happened my (gen 1) chromecast experience has gone almost totally to crap. The built in functionality is supposed to be smart about down scaling for wifi speed, and thus has removed all options to do it manually; unfortunatel
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How is it possible that uber is losing money? It must all be research? If I take a $20 uber ride, uber gets $4 at a marginal cost of close to zero. They are selling other people's time, it seems like a flawless business model if you&#
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> it's hard to write Haskell that's expressive for novices and experts at the same time. That is definitely a fair analysis. Though I suppose that is a limitation it is not necessarily a severe one, or one that should matter
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Interesting, readability is something I would put on a list of upsides of Haskell. I agree that the abundant use of operators can make things difficult in some cases, but this is largely naivety on the part of the reader rather than complex
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A Response to “A Response to `The Empty Brain`–The Information Processing Brain”
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Not that I have a better suggestion (except something might be wrong with "disbalance"), but this is pretty obviously "that that good" http://i.imgur.com/m8MOtUU.jpg
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What Tom means, if I know him as well as I think, is not literally the "linux kernel" of tomorrow will run on Caffe, but rather "the linux kernel of tomorrow", being some important, fundamentally important, unifying aspe
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yes. the permission access is as strong as a shared_secret between Alpha and Beta. shared_secret AUTH_TOKEN=HASH(shared_secret + challenge_string) when Gamma asks for access to Beta, Beta gives a unique challenge_string, and s
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basically everything in traditional business atire is just demonstration of wealth if you really dig into it. what about the other ten thousand solid/plated gold watches? rolex watches containing gold are probably all over wrists of
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I have bought several flights through cheapair.com using bitcoin
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In high school we did an experiment where we caught different types of food on fire, and using them as fuel burning under a beaker, measured the temperature change of the water in the beaker. Later I learned that cow-dung was used for fuel
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