hashmymustache

13 ms·

91.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
I'm trying to figure out why it's inherently sexist. The woman in the photo posed, doesn't object to its use, gave a presentation about herself at an imaging conference, and had a career helping handicapped people work on com
92.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
Yes, binary fission more specifically
93.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
That's an interesting thought that every time we introduce novel classification schemes to resolve humans from computers we feed a large training set for them. I never understood how that works, though. If I get a captcha street addres
94.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
I just did a similar thing that the linked tutorial uses for controlling lights. I use an arduino+RF emitter to control store bought RF controlled mechanical relays (3 for $20) and an rpi to host a server (used as ios mobile bookmark) that
95.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
ah, thank you
96.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
Not sure how the doomsday works, but there's a quick way to calculate the day of week just memorizing single digit codes for months. Might be easier to grok from a small script. This is for current century (2000s) in coffeescript: calc
97.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
I can't imagine Facebook is in favor since they wouldn't be able to get any mobile ad revenue
98.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
"Does he really think big emotions come from big words? He thinks I don’t know the ten-dollar words. I know them all right. But there are older and simpler and better words, and those are the ones I use"
99.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
To be fair, it compressed my 93 Gb file into 6 bytes. Incidentally, the file stored the first 100 billion decimals of pi.
100.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
They recognize that it's more for prototyping and wouldn't be used at a production level: "We use industry-standard components — chosen to be powerful, inexpensive, and widely available — that can be designed directly onto yo
101.
by hashmymustache 12y ago
True, they meant OCPD tendencies which is easy to confuse with OCD given the overlapping terminology. I'd give them the benefit of the doubt.
102.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
+1. Seriously. Is this from circular redirects? faulty browser plugin?
103.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Definitely true that labs/imaging without good pretest probability or indications are frowned upon. The check everything mentality, at least to me, seems to reflect liability concerns for serious missed diagnoses as opposed to profit s
104.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
sure about that? http://i.imgur.com/gQkgwR3.png (sorry for this)
105.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
tl;dr salt the sum
106.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Agreed. You want kids to see this and not adults? then give them a freaking flyer at school or actually address it in class by giving them opportunities to come forward and hire proper guidance counselers who know their way around this psyc
107.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
I can understand that concern, but I think people might be reacting out of recognition that this is more an advertising stunt than an informed strategy at addressing child abuse. Either way these tactics speak to a failing system in not ap
108.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
oops, right on!
109.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
he's tossing a bunch of link elements that are 0x0 px with an 8px border at your ship for you to click on. Only ones with addresses you've visited are visible: a:visited { background-color:pink;} Because you're clicking the border and not t
110.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Yea, it's simple once you figure out it's only using the y axis, but a bit dissonant that it's visually encoded on a circle/knob. That said, really awesome demo!
111.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
sounded like teachers were scaling performance to meet standards instead of adjusting teaching quality
112.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
More like if she works just as slow, geez, 10 min to cut a board.
113.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
What would be the point of acquiring them then? I guess to own social networks like detergents - present an illusion of choice with separately branded products under the same parent company.
114.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Can multiple people sign the same card like a yearbook page from separate ipads? I think that would really add value since it replaces the need for everyone to be in the same room.
115.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Yea, but they reduce to saying that someone was present and agreed to the contract. I've ordered things online, don't receive them, and the courier tells me it was delivered and signed for. I don't know who agreed. Nobody is going to inve
116.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Kind of like electronic signatures at stores. You can draw a cat face at one place and a penis in another. Never really understood the point of them.
117.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Yea, if I flipped a coin 10,000 times and 55% of them were heads then the coin is definitely biased toward heads, not a 55% chance that it's biased.
118.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Exactly, that's why it helps to have multiple tests with different sensitivities and specificities for ruling people out and in, respectively. Whorls and a grip circumference of 14cm, say
119.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
Are tech companies that store a fair amount of personally identifying information on millions of people ever subject to security audits? Not saying it would help, but it seems like as attacks get more prevalent and old security practices be
120.
by hashmymustache 13y ago
This is why keys need foreskin

More ›