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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
From the original article: The British Film Institute have used computer enhancement to minimise the flickering and low quality of the original bicolour film.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
The author's main observation is that with a non-functional approach one has to avoid any kind of intra-frame pollution of object data by keeping a list of all changes then applying all of those changes atomically as a final step . Th
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
If we kept thinking like that all our clothes would be hand-woven.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
I think they were being sarcastic.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Nope, there was a graph, though that is interesting too. I'm actually quite impressed with how green it is!
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
That was opened five years ago, bizarre.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
There was a dynamic graph somewhere showing the number Python 3 and Python 2 packages on PyPi against time, no amount of googling can find it, does anyone know what I'm referring to? I'd love that link.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Brilliant analogy.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
I don't really agree with the people saying the income axis should be zero-based. The income drop is not tiny, it's 8%, and a zero-based axis wouldn't show that.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
I don't know much about encryption - can someone explain why if this was considered so "unbreakable" it was abandoned as a method so long ago?
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OpenWorm brings simulated life one step closer with ‘real’ digital muscles(google.co.uk)
1 points by gejjaxxita 13y ago|0 comments
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Can you explain what you mean? How is it the source code if it's not buildable?
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
I'm getting a "Page Not Found" message.Here's another version of the article: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/12/20/us-usa-security-rs...
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Why less able?
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OpenWorm Milestone: Worm Locomotion(blog.openworm.org)
1 points by gejjaxxita 13y ago|0 comments
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Geppetto: Simulations in the browser(geppetto.org)
2 points by gejjaxxita 13y ago|1 comments
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C++ for Python Programmers(users.aims.ac.za)
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
yep!
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
This is the sort of English up with which I will not put.
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Brighton is a city, technically it's "Brighton and Hove" but that's what everyone is referring to when they say Brighton (in roughly* the same way that Newcastle = Newcastle upon Tyne). Though not exactly, Hove is* a p
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
I'm very surprised to hear you say that. My experience of Rwanda is that the issue is always just below the surface. I spent three months there 3 years ago working as a Physics teacher. The election was on when I was there and it was r
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by gejjaxxita 13y ago
Done. Cheers!
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Starbucks Does Not Use Two-Phase Commit (2004)(eaipatterns.com)
119 points by gejjaxxita 13y ago|36 comments
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
As far as I can understand this isn't a new tax, it's just a law which makes it easier for tax which is owed anyway to be collected. Nobody likes paying tax but governments need money to provide services. Perhaps I'm a bit blase about this
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
Org mode is nice but for most of the planning (TODOs, Agendas etc...) stuff isn't Google Calendar much better? As people share events/meetings/their calendars with me I need to use Google Calendar anyway, and since I'm using it anyway why u
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
Of course the reasons are complex, and clearly artificial fertilizers and pesticides are (just like any technology) not the solution to everything , but they play an extremely important part in maximizing food production and limiting enviro
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
Result of study: "Pesticdes harm the health of insects".
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
I would. I only eat "non-organic" food, crop yields are much higher with artificial fertilizers and pesticides. I think it is extremely irresponsible not to do this given how much land is used for agriculture and how many people in the worl
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
No good scientist will ever say "definitely". In any case, you're right not to "believe" science, it's more a case of "beyond reasonable doubt".
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by gejjaxxita 14y ago
But that doesn't go anywhere to deciding whether they're infinite or not.

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