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felixr
13y ago
The documentation of GNU parallel ( https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/man.html ) also contains a lot of nice examples on how to use parallel.
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I wonder why they included the owner names for the drivers licenses, but not for the passports.
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13y ago
-1 for inadequate comparison to Waffen-SS
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13y ago
You probably mean 960 boxes representing 80 years...
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Facebook invents a PHP virtual machine - JavaWorld
(javaworld.com)
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Vimpusher - list of popular vim plugins
(vimpusher.com)
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vim-fugitive is number one on the list of popular vim plugins on vimpusher.com http://www.vimpusher.com/plugins ... so its not really news, is it?
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13y ago
This is somewhat like changing your font to Windings in an HTML e-mail instead of using encryption.
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How does LinkedIn's recommendation system work?
(quora.com)
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Income Distribution in London
(plausibel.blogspot.de)
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13y ago
Ramil Farkhshatov's implementation can be found here: https://github.com/gravicappa/shen-py http://www.shenlanguage.org/
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Lenses go liquid
(epo.org)
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I have to admit, I just read the 'What paperkey does' section. This section suggests to "re-enter those bytes (whether by hand or via OCR)" and does not mention QR codes. Next time I search the article for keywords before commenting...
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13y ago
I think it would be more useful if it printed the key as QR code(s). This way you would not have to type in the key or rely on OCR.
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A picture of Earth through time (25 yr. timelapse)
(googleblog.blogspot.de)
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Another great project in the area of DIY GPS is http://gnss-sdr.org/project It implements a GNSS/GPS receiver using software defined radio (SDR). They also support the RTL2832U based SDR ( http://www.rtlsdr.org/ ), which is a cheap way t
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13y ago
Theano/Pylearn2 provide RBM, DBN, DAE, ... But do they have an implementation for sparse filtering?
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14y ago
From a quick glance I see the following differences: Renjin - development started in 2011 - GPL v3 licensed - working on a custom JIT compiler fastr - development started Aug 2012 - Apache v2 License - uses Truffle and th
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14y ago
> Anyone know if it has the same single point of failure issues as HDFS (NameNode)? I think the NameNode SPOF issue in HDFS is also being dealt with: "Prior to Hadoop 2.0.0, the NameNode was a single point of failure (SPOF) in an HDFS c
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The most bizarre things you have seen done with TeX
(tex.stackexchange.com)
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curl get.docker.io | sudo sh Has anybody tried this?
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Higher order function in zsh
(yannesposito.com)
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When I read the headline I was somehow expecting a native port of the Loom adventure game ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loom_(video_game)
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Yes, the donation for the Male Circumcision Consortium (MCC) was 'only' $18.5 million not billion. The press release for this is here: http://fhi.org/en/AboutFHI/Media/Releases/081124_male_circum... BTW, the press release says that the Bi
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Caret ( http://caret.r-forge.r-project.org/ ) is another package that should make the list, if you are using machine learning packages in R. Caret gives you a common interface to you use a huge list of classifiers. Plus, it has some nice fu
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Yes. The multi-select feature is really nice, but it is nothing that cannot be added to vim: http://shelr.tv/records/4fef105a966080237e00005e
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Regarding two of the German words: I don't know if I have ever heard somebody using "Backpfeifengesicht" recently, but I have heard the english term 'fist magnet', which I think is pretty much the same. And "Waldeinsamkeit" is a word I have
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15y ago
Well, I have more than 10 years of programming experience, so I obviously did not get the feeling of being taught programming. But I think non-programmers also do not have this feeling. So people play the game, learn to program their robots
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I always wondered whether APL is a language worth learning. I would love to hear some opinions about APL or its children (J, K, ...).
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This reminds me of playing RoboRally ( http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=ah/prod/roborally ). RoboRally is a board game where you have to program your robots next 5 steps with instruction cards (turn left/right, move, ...).
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