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epsylon
14y ago
Yep, US-international works better for me than the french azerty layout for typing french: the latter has no dedicated key for characters like Ç or É.
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14y ago
To download the videos and the associated material, try coursera-dl: https://github.com/jplehmann/coursera/
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14y ago
There are a lot of compilers that target directly C.
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14y ago
Well everyone calls himself a hacker just for being tech-savvy these days. The word has long lost its true meaning.
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14y ago
I was thinking of adapting xkcd's robot9000 to dating sites on the other day. Instead of searching duplicate messages from 1 user, you search for duplicates across the entire database, with exponentially increasing ban periods if your messa
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14y ago
According to an e-mail sent to alumni like myself, this will be the last session offered. >Caltech's Machine Learning MOOC is coming to an end this spring, with the final session starting on April 2. There will be no future sessions. Th
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Learning from Data: Caltech's Machine Learning MOOC
(work.caltech.edu)
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14y ago
Except for the tab that was active.
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14y ago
Tech, video games, etc.. journalists have a very different use case for RSS, which is exactly using it to monitor dozens of other information sources (including their competitors). I think they match the definition of power users, perhaps m
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14y ago
Dec. 2, 1999. Quake 3 Arena is released. Stunning graphics, timeless gameplay. No multiplayer first person shooter has come close to the perfection of Q3A since then. (Unreal Tournament, released 3 days earlier, was still pretty damn awesom
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14y ago
I think at least two of them didn't want to be in the spotlight in the first place. And after what happened, probably the three of them.
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14y ago
Riding a motorcycle with no other vehicles on the road feels like that as well. The vibrations of the engine through the frame, the wind blowing, the engine roaring, and only one focus, just draw the perfect trajectory...
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14y ago
"Audiophile" gear.
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epsylon
14y ago
That's really cool ! I'd be curious to know more about the things you do, if you can speak about it here or mail me (info on my profile).
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14y ago
I'm not saying French health care is magical (comes at no cost) or perfect (could not be improved), I'm just saying that it's pretty damn good, and that for the majority of French people it turns out to be something they want to keep. >
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14y ago
The FUD is strong in this post again. Please keep your political unargumented opinions for yourself. > all the immigrants can't find job and suddenly they accelerate the fall of the GDP (due to all the wellfare-state benefits that have
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14y ago
>last year at the same time a guy was shooting down schoolchildren and their teacher, because they were jewish. A once in decades terrorist incident. I could use the same argument to say that Oslo is orders of magnitude unsafer than Tou
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14y ago
I would've loved a fully orange design with a plain white Y in the middle.
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14y ago
Heavy metal and grunge are two very different genres.
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14y ago
All of these exist or can be implemented in other major functional languages.
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14y ago
Spot-on. PG talked about this subject in relevant essay . [1] [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/relevantessay.html
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14y ago
They won't destroy academia, but I certainly hope that they will destroy the "grand lecture" format. There is no point in having an average professor lecture painfully for 2 hours when you can have the same content delivered to you by an en
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14y ago
The politicians of many "democracies" would disagree. They want the voters to be as stupid as possible.
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14y ago
H1B possible ?
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14y ago
Actually, you should stop eating before being full. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hara_hachi_bu
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14y ago
> OO can be seen as a 'special case' of FP That's quite a claim you're making here. I, on the other hand, pretend that object-orientedness and functionalness are orthogonal concepts.
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14y ago
Ditto. I'm perfectly happy with plain Reader (well, at least with versions 9 or 10). I've tried a lot of alternative pdf readers and none has replicated both the nice rendering of the vanilla reader as well as the scrolling behaviour (hand
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14y ago
You can use git on BitBucket. As a matter of fact, I use BitBucket for my private projects. The benefit of using GitHub for public projects, on the other hand, is that it provides better visibility : more users, and possibly more contributo
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14y ago
This isn't corruption if they're following orders from above.
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14y ago
I've been using XMarks for a few months now, after having tried different options (Firefox sync, evernote, instapaper) and haven't felt the need to use anything else as well. It can synchronize painlessly between my various computers and ha
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