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genofon
12y ago
After I realized how little we know about the human body I stopped worrying about these things and I now eat what makes me feel better. The reality is that in a lot of areas medicine don't' have an answer but they just guess given
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genofon
12y ago
you do realize that he was not cracking a normal program but one made to be cracked right?
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genofon
12y ago
from the kickstarter page: Pledge £1,000 or more Micro Python will be ported to run on a microcontroller of your choice. The microcontroller must have the capabilities, and you are responsible for set-up costs for the development board and&
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genofon
12y ago
I would like to sign a petition not to use 'Hacker' to hype basically anything. Shorter even banks will look for "Hacker" accountants.
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genofon
12y ago
congratulations! Kaggle is a great company!
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genofon
12y ago
>We are just a bit more evolved than the other animals, emotion wise his point is that we don't have a scientific way to measure emotions. In my opinion if we have emotions we should demonstrate that other animals don't not the
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genofon
12y ago
This realy impressed me: Koko the Gorilla watching a sad movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWxCM6llL60
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genofon
12y ago
I'm not gonna read this.. R is a bit faster? and so? If i was really concerned about performance i wouldn't use R in The first place. R is relatively fast when it uses libraries written in c or fortran, like Python.
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genofon
12y ago
Why are there so many post about Machine Learning for beginners, all these posts are basically saying the same things (I'm part of the problem as I did it as well some time ago) My explanation is that it's easy to write about that
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genofon
12y ago
cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ascotc...
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genofon
12y ago
to me it seems that they are only motivated by bitterness and pride: 1) they assume that people who played 2048 or similar will not use their game. I think they could use 2048 for free advertisement, as they not the same thing, what's
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genofon
12y ago
Totally agree, I read the letter from three and I've found it really annoying, maybe they wrote that for marketing.. I understand how they can feel but I don't understand how can someone have the courage to say that their game is
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A Scala to JavaScript compiler
(scala-js.org)
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genofon
12y ago
>Looking back over the past couple of hundred years of us overcoming challenge after challenge, and drawing the conclusion that it is absolutely certain that can't happen more, is simply an absurd position to take on a rational basi
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genofon
12y ago
My LinkedIn profile says: I hate LinkedIn if you want my contact please reach me on [my blog].
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PYTHONPATH is a liar. site.py and easy-install.pth tell the truth
(blog.olgabotvinnik.com)
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genofon
12y ago
Dear Uber, do you know how I will take advantage of the protest? I'll walk home, you can stay in as many traffic jam as you like cheers
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genofon
12y ago
I'm wondering how much self-driving cars will improve the system? far less accidents, much faster, less traffic jams, more efficient, no traffic light, different speed limits etc...
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genofon
12y ago
as a theoretical problem highway should be much easier because few types of "street agents" can access them (i.e. no bicycles, no pedestrians, no traffic lights)
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List of resources and plugins for Bootstrap
(bootsnipp.com)
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>Why do people want everything for free when other have put a lot of effort on making it? people don't. There is a market and you have to understand it before making your product. It's not a question of how much effort you put,
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genofon
13y ago
>First the amounts won't end up nice and round at particular hot button price points Why? The price is designed to end up that way, if people will have to add 15% on every item they will modify their cost structure. >airline tick
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genofon
13y ago
-Your password should not contain “real” words (and definitely not more than one real word in immediate proximity, like “whitecat” or “angrybird”), and should contain capital letters, numbers and symbols. The best passwords of all look like
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genofon
13y ago
- Base salary for fresh out of school engineer is about 40 kEUR Are you talking about France?
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genofon
13y ago
-Data science" is a bizarre job description to me. I totally agree, that's why I've quoted it, it's one term that everyone use without knowing the meaning
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genofon
13y ago
the right title should be: "The World's Top 10 Most Innovative Companies In Big Data according to their marketing team." The article I would like to read is about the real advantages they made, not just "they are applyi
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genofon
13y ago
as technology improves and time pass seems obvious that mankind is richer and have better military than the past. You can probably say that nowadays Slovenia could win against 1600 Spanish empire, so the only comparison that is reasonable a
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genofon
13y ago
the OP is talking about nowadays US, so no Rockefeller, Ford and friends. As it's difficult to compare richness through history I was focusing on relative power. Can someone challenge US now? yes: Russia, China, Europe. Some past empir
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genofon
13y ago
well it's pretty obvious that a gun is more efective than an arrow. US is the most powerful country now, but it isn't dominant (see Syria, Crimea, etc..) and it not as dominant as the British Empire or the Roman Empire was at thei
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genofon
13y ago
GDP is a modern concept made to measure today's economy. But if you talk about power US is the most powerful country but not dominant (see Syria and Crimea). The British empire at his peak held one fifth of the worlds population. The R
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