hobbes78

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by hobbes78 13y ago
Maybe because they knew they were going to rest soon, they could be more prone to be fully alert, a bit like the sprint runners do during the final lap, because they know they'll rest soon.
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by hobbes78 13y ago
Definitely scientists have an opinion far from unanimous, as Stephen Hawking finds the idea "Stupid. Robots would do a better job and be much cheaper because you don't have to bring them back." http://www.todayinsc
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by hobbes78 13y ago
Above all, the brand credibility goes a long way... In a far-west like the Web is, where rip-offs happen all the time, people tend to choose those few services that prove them selves worthy of their trust... JustFab was discussed here just
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by hobbes78 13y ago
The DNA doesn't sport standard read/write access, what's happening is that the expression or not of some genes can occur on an individual and be inherited by its offspring. The DNA doesn't change (save for the chance of
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by hobbes78 13y ago
Mandatory link: "The Origins of the <Blink> Tag" http://www.montulli.org/theoriginofthe%3Cblink%3Etag It's surprisingly interesting and written by the person with the original idea!
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by hobbes78 13y ago
Recently two problems I was stuck into were solved outside working hours, one while having a beer at a friend's house and another while taking a bath... I'm unconvinced starting to avoid all activities really is going to help me g
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by hobbes78 13y ago
One tiny bit of my MSc thesis was based on Google Prediction API and it worked fine, apart the non-conventional URLs used that caused problems with .NET networking. Even in a project where ML is more important, I think it's usable...
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by hobbes78 13y ago
It's unfair to compare streaming one song to selling an album. A CD enables me to hear a track an infinite number of times, with Hi-Fi quality, in my car, living room or on the go. With a €3.49 Spotify subscription, one play is heard on the
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by hobbes78 14y ago
Is 31.37% pretty minuscule? I don't think so... Source: http://www.netmarketshare.com/
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by hobbes78 14y ago
He's not calling the exchanges worthless, he's calling the exchanges presently offering shorts worthless. I actually didn't even knew there were BTC exchanges offering shorts...
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by hobbes78 14y ago
This goes back to Iraq? To my knowledge, this has been happening at least since Vietnam... http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=6009
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by hobbes78 14y ago
Is exFAT no good?