huggah

11 ms·

61.
by huggah 14y ago
In this case, wasn't the poster assuming that you (the slut-shamed landmine victim) were unable to avoid reasoning correctly? Without taking sides here, it seems as if the poster was saying "you're wrong about X, therefore you couldn't be
62.
by huggah 14y ago
It should be noted that the RDF endpoint isn't the only way of getting data out of Freebase. Freebase provides complete weekly data dumps ( http://wiki.freebase.com/wiki/Data_dumps ) and has instructions for post-processing them; presumably
63.
by huggah 14y ago
I bet a snowball would have difficulty rebuilding the array before another disk went. I like your version better.
64.
by huggah 14y ago
I agree with nopassrecover. Could you please provide a citation to research that demonstrates that we innately get depressed when not exposed to sunlight because we can't enjoy color differences as much? That seems to be a pretty audacious
65.
by huggah 14y ago
Though in CS recoil could be predicted and controlled. I had a friend who spent literally hundreds of hours spraying an AK at a wall on an empty server in order to practice incredibly fast and precise mouse corrections. He was of course one
66.
by huggah 14y ago
State sponsored attacks are often more serious than non-state attacks. Most malware attempts to exploit victims for the financial gain of the authors--which is bad, but something individuals recover from. If someone is targeted for surveill
67.
by huggah 14y ago
Maybe I've never used good CRTs? They have always given me migraines. I was seriously considering whether I needed to give up on being a developer because I wasn't sure I could continue to work with computers around the time LCDs started ta
68.
by huggah 14y ago
Google does encourage marking up pages with Microdata, Microformats and RDFa. http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#38... Google publishes tools to help with these. Additionally, better informing Google what your page
69.
by huggah 14y ago
> Whenever an exception happens, programmers could twiddle a few variables and set the program back to where it was before. This is missing. The first point of the OP is entirely as described though.
70.
by huggah 14y ago
This is close to how Go handles exceptions. The 'defer' statement schedules a function to be executed at the end of the current function, no matter now the current function is exited. The recover() call returns an active panic (panic being
71.
by huggah 14y ago
IM, not email.
72.
by huggah 14y ago
My apologies. You make a good point, and this is one of those cases where CS folks are loose with the meaning of big-O. I still might be confused, but AFAICT, the OP's solution and computation by rounding both require O( (log n) * M(log n)
73.
by huggah 14y ago
I don't doubt that, but I never see links to the SFW boards. I almost exclusively read or get sent links to /b/.
74.
by huggah 14y ago
This is the first time I've ever seen (SFW) and 4chan in the same sentence. And probably, one of the only places where I'd believe it.
75.
by huggah 14y ago
This is neat, and a solution that I hadn't seen before. But the author doesn't seem to be aware that finding the nth Fibonacci number is an O(1) problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number#Closed-form_ex... Even the page the au
76.
by huggah 15y ago
A little melodramatic. My father logs into Facebook about once a month. How can you guarantee that he'll friend you within 24 hours?
77.
by huggah 15y ago
I've seen a number of really beautiful presentations like this recently. The page source indicates that it was generated from Org-mode. How much tweaking does it get to create a presentation like this, and is there any way I could see the s