frostirosti

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by frostirosti 10y ago
see the second part
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by frostirosti 10y ago
It's hard playing moral arbiter. On the one hand, you want to make it accessible to as many students as possible as well as teach them the core of what you want. You could probably replace much of the cursing without changing the under
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by frostirosti 10y ago
There has got to be a bias here. Of course people who've subscribed to netflix like their original content.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Now implement carry look ahead
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Could probably configure it/optimize it for different apms (10,100,300,inf) Could be interesting to see if it chooses different strategies based on that. What actions will optimize performance if I can only do 50 a minute
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by frostirosti 10y ago
This is the abuse of the copyright system people warned about and YouTube downplayed.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Yeah it's gotta be a sample. A great many more people have heard of or used soylent than its competitors
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by frostirosti 10y ago
This sounds very anecdotal -- can you direct me to some of the products you've researched? Maybe we can do a side by side comparison of ingredients
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Learn Physics by Programming in Haskell(arxiv.org)
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by frostirosti 10y ago
http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/lawn-order/ I think 99pi did a story on this about green lawns. They commented that a green lawn wasn't really a status symbol for yourself, but rather your neighbors. I
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by frostirosti 10y ago
http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/ten-thousand-years/ 99pi did an awesome about this. I thought the most interesting idea was that culture permeated much deeper than anything else. So seed our world with thes
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Hey, I did a lot of these while I was learning Haskell https://github.com/Marcus-Rosti/numerical-methods
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by frostirosti 11y ago
Here's an example > Long, long ago, the Sahara was not quite so dry as it is now. There were rivers then, which have dried up since. When there was water, food would grow, and people could keep sheep and cattle. In those days there
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by frostirosti 11y ago
I personally don't buy this argument. It's the same argument that a writing code in a higher level language. Once we have this HLL we don't need as many programmers because the language does all the heavy lifting. But what
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by frostirosti 11y ago
Those look absolutely terrible. If someone sent me that, I'd just throw it away. I'd think it was interesting, but totally unreadable.
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Rodeo is rstudio for python(yhat.com)
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by frostirosti 11y ago
There's so much conflict within the FDA that their opinion should carry no real weight.
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by frostirosti 11y ago
It's 1075 light years away. If there's life there and they looked at us, they'd see vikings colonizing northern France and they'd see the Maya civilization collapse.
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by frostirosti 11y ago
It's really sad to see that people have all but forgotten how hard our grandparents and great grandparents fought to have a 40 hour work week. It's also sad that while our GDP has gone up so little of that prosperity has translat
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by frostirosti 12y ago
^
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by frostirosti 12y ago
I feel like the words in a description can be self filtering. If you don't know the technical words in a job description, it might not be best for you to apply
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by frostirosti 12y ago
Tom Wheeler has really outdone himself with this announcement. It'll apply to mobile networks as well! Turns out this dingo knows how to stand up for what's right! I know it's early but this is a great step forward.
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Beyond Traffic – 2045 [pdf](dot.gov)
1 points by frostirosti 12y ago|0 comments