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by globuous 8y ago
Interesting ! So they are also on international flights going to the us ! How about outbound international flights where the jet is full of fuel over the US ? Btw, how did you recognize he was a FAM ?
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by globuous 8y ago
That's what I thought, but towards the end of the article, the author explains himself. With supporting research which I appreciated: > But now I cannot get behind them at all after such a clear case of patent trolling. > [...] &
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by globuous 8y ago
They really look like Picasso versions, absolutely incredible !!! So cubism's kinda like a bug ?? :p
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by globuous 8y ago
wow, Hy Lang is sweeet !!! Will check it out, thanks ;) Considering your question, I'm not a data scientist but this book seems to come up often when search for 'lisp ai' on google. It's pretty old, but maybe it's a
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by globuous 8y ago
Slightly unrelated, but to those who have never tried Lisp because of the parenthesis (like me until recently), here's my take: I've recently started hacking with Elisp, and I really like it. Parenthesis are obviously pretty awkwa
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by globuous 8y ago
Thanks so much for your answer, that's exactly what I'm looking for !!
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by globuous 8y ago
That makes sense. But for me for instance, who's trying to learn about AI and have a math background, I like courses that explain the math behind everything because it makes it easier to understand the concepts. It's also a good w
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by globuous 8y ago
Agreed !! Actually, it's a real problem that's not limited to spelling. Look at Siri for instance, granted I haven't used it in a few years, back in the days it was impossible to use for most of my contacts. Indeed, I have bo
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by globuous 9y ago
Would it be possible to conceive a POSIX layer of compatibility for Fuchsia?
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Turn a MacBook into a Touchscreen with $1 of Hardware(github.com)
147 points by globuous 9y ago|13 comments
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by globuous 9y ago
Me too, but if they keeps their current one ^^. If my understanding is of chinese writing is correct, then you could put any pronunciation on their characters. So we could have a universal writing system. If french, english and russian all
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Topological Structures in Computer-Aided Music Analysis [pdf](repmus.ircam.fr)
2 points by globuous 9y ago|0 comments
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by globuous 9y ago
Their computer security class is amazing. All lectures, notes, labs, quizzes etc: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-compu...
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by globuous 9y ago
Going off of that, when I realized that an ice cube was proof of incredible engineerning and that in terms of mankind, it's brand new tech !! I "couldn't believe it". I got that the concept of freezing water was some com
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by globuous 9y ago
'Replying a few days late because I just found out about this release and wanted to agree with parent for future readers. I used to be on KDE a decade ago, but have gone through fluxbox , macos and dwm since. When switching back to a l
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by globuous 9y ago
"your liberty stops where others' begin" they say...
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by globuous 9y ago
I remember reading this a few years back a feeling a little guilty while having such a good laugh: http://theoatmeal.com/blog/apps
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by globuous 9y ago
Although I wonder how much of that was helped by the US post WWII to counter communism. I remember looking online for something like 'how did japan become so wealthy after WWII considered how much they lost after WWII. I got a few link
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by globuous 9y ago
To me, they should use Wikipedia as an example of the necessity to use sources when teaching about bibliographies in school. The reason I trust wikipedia, is because it's properly referenced. And in some cases, if it's not, it&#x2
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by globuous 9y ago
There's actually still ash tray in airplane toilets for that reason. I think it's legally required for airplanes flying through the US to have ashtray in toilets although it's illegal to smoke in these same airplanes ^^
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by globuous 9y ago
It is. And I get this is a joke, but the title says 'trendy new languages'. So it's talking about new languages which are trendy, not just trendy languages (or just new languages) :D But I guess 'developers love trendy [
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by globuous 9y ago
Mindblowing. That's some serious full stack engineering right there. You give some people a few sets of rules and they find a way to build computers. No wonder we've built computers with the few rules physics gives us ^^
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by globuous 9y ago
Ok, so cooooolest thing ever with org mode I found out the other day is that you can refer table cell results from your paragraphs: #+CAPTION: Constants #+NAME: tab_constants | Constant | Value | |----------------
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by globuous 9y ago
EDIT: it doesn't actually address the question until the PS. Just my 2 cents on back pain while coding. But it implies not sitting.... Actually, something I just realized is that I'd rather be mostly lying and trying to find a neu
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by globuous 9y ago
Whenever thinking of gender equality, I like to go back to Beauvoir. plato.stanford.edu's page [1] is fantastic, here's an extract: "Before The Second Sex, the sexed/gendered body was not an object of phenomenological in
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by globuous 9y ago
I didn't have a textbook for mine, just class notes. But I remember there was some topology, required for defining manifolds and their relations with one another so that it makes "sense". here's a book that your might fi
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by globuous 9y ago
It is my understanding that that's what Flatpak is trying to do: "One of Flatpak’s main goals is to increase the security of desktop systems by isolating applications from one another. [...] Limited syscalls. For instance, apps ca
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by globuous 9y ago
Wow, i have a lot to learn.... Do you know if these sort of things are still possible on wayland ? What about a Flatpak app on Wayland, does that help ? Because I think I've read somewhere that Flatpak apps on X11 was this way, implyin
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by globuous 9y ago
Very interesting ! Funny thing, in France we do use "up" and "down" but with a different set of axis. They don't represent north and south. If you're in Lille (north of Paris), you'd say "I'm goi
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by globuous 9y ago
Rob Lake's comment is pretty spot on (I'm taking the liberty to repost w/o his authorization): ""The app brings up the suspect’s vital information, including name, ethnicity, gender and address." Presumably ver

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