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by hnriot 12y ago
you probably put bad memory in it. That's the usual reason. You need to read the specs carefully when buying cheap RAM
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by hnriot 12y ago
"crime" is low, mainly because you can get months in jail for kissing in public, and as for women, well, that's probably best avoided, since they (the Dubai state) have a really backward view of women and what they should or
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by hnriot 12y ago
Interesting blog, interesting ideas, but completely bogus results. It's very inaccurate. Just using simple NB you'll get much better than this.
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by hnriot 12y ago
I don't get your point. If you post online do you really expect much privacy? Make your profile private and then the software won't be able to guess your gender. I tried three accounts, one was of a famous female model and apparen
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by hnriot 12y ago
I need fewer developers with that attitude, I want people who can get stuff done, but by their nature, put it off. There will always be those that procrastinate in a team and there will, thankfully, always be those that just get it down. Th
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by hnriot 12y ago
this is absolutely not true, stackoverflow is an invaluable resource and what you say might happen very occasionally, but the vast majority of upvoted answers actually helped a lot of people. Despite what you claim as lacking rewards it see
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by hnriot 12y ago
Of course they don't need email, they can all see each other! Try working in a company where projects routinely span a handful of countries. Most email isn't personal anyway, it's often machine generated by the various tools
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by hnriot 12y ago
this is called setting up filters, there's no trick to it, it's pretty simple to set up filter and ignore people you don't want to respond to. 7000 is 22 a day, assuming a 6 day work week, that's pretty low volume to han
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by hnriot 12y ago
seriously warped command of the english language there. performs similarly to similar sized phones... The iphone5 is much smaller and therefore less likely to get bent in the pocket. It wasn't that hard to understand.
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by hnriot 12y ago
yeah, when people try to stuff a quad-core 2.7 GHz computer in their pocket they complain it might bend, duh!!! Treat these things with some respect or get a case.
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by hnriot 12y ago
No, actually what the parent poster wrote was correct. You say no, but then don't make any point. It does indeed show that the iPhone 6 performs similarly to other similar sized phones.
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by hnriot 12y ago
I have a house not far from this debacle and I can see both sides of it, but what don't understand is that there's a million miles of coastline, well, miles and miles and miles of it, all equally good as Marin's beach. I&#x27
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by hnriot 12y ago
doesn't matter if you post photos of yourself online, very likely it will be others that do so. And your image is being digitally captured constantly, if you travel on public transport or go through an airport, or do anything in a pu
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by hnriot 12y ago
come on, that's just crazy, Aviary is no competition for Adobe. There are a million photo editing apps, and Aviary is one of them, but Adobe is the giant gorilla in the game, the go-to software for designers and photographers.
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by hnriot 12y ago
I'm glad the author got it right about green, but I was surprised not to find any explanation for those who aren't up on their art history.
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by hnriot 12y ago
words are an incredibly efficient mechanism for communicating with google. Google image search is great for some things, like you find a picture of a sculpture on tumblr and it's not credited, use the photo as the input to find the sou
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by hnriot 12y ago
or you could just type or say "honda civic" - is that really so hard?
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by hnriot 12y ago
$20 more to avoid ads on the lock screen and another $20 for the power adapter!!! WTF
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by hnriot 12y ago
you don't need an app for this, you need to read more books. Not about expanding your vocabulary, but just quality fiction novels. That's how native english speakers broaden their vocabulary and your ability is clearly far enough
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by hnriot 12y ago
look at the word root, deci - like decimal, decimeter, etc.
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by hnriot 12y ago
My daughter was very underwhelmed with Build-A-Bear, it was a one time overpriced trip that we won't be repeating. I did buy a TRASH-80 and loved it, go Zilog! Now those poor lovely old Z80 chips are stuck controlling traffic lights, w
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by hnriot 12y ago
A programming language is just a tool, it's architecture and design that matter. A competent developer can write a great product in PHP, many have done so. The negative correlation is trivially explained, the startup world is like a bi
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by hnriot 12y ago
endemic? I have no idea what you meant by that word. It's not the right word at all. iPhones are pretty much "worn" these days, either in the hand or pocket. What about the iPods that are worn daily by runners and practically
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by hnriot 12y ago
I think you meant "determined", if Musk was deterministic that would surely detract a lot from his future potential.
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by hnriot 12y ago
that would be exhausting, just get a cat.
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by hnriot 12y ago
What about privacy? There's something reassuring about putting an iPhone into one's pocket. Messages showing up for anyone to see doesn't really appeal to me. I ran this page through NLTK's Sentiment Analysis and the the
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by hnriot 12y ago
better ensure it is indeed your music, because Dropbox will likely report infringements of copyright
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by hnriot 12y ago
FACTORIE has some nice features, but it's not as robust as Mallet. Factorie is a ML incubator more than a robust library, it's in Scala, another inculator platform which also doesn't help. Factorie has some interesting featur
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by hnriot 12y ago
The advantage of focusing through the taking lens is that unlike rangefinders this method works with telephoto lenses. It's very hard to use a rangefinder accurately with anything much more than 135mm (and even that's not easy.) S
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by hnriot 12y ago
the NEX would have to be in bulb mode, the shutter is in the rangefinder's lens (it's a leaf shutter.) it's a little confusing because the author uses the word "trigger" instead of shutter, or shutter release, but r

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