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by ibrault 8y ago
Does this one really count? It's common knowledge that this was developed by NSA's TAO along with Israel. EDIT: although I do agree, I remember first reading about Stuxnet when it was first discovered, before evidence of its origi
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by ibrault 8y ago
They work in GroupMe
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by ibrault 8y ago
Yep, according to the 2017 FCC net neutrality ruling, the Internet is no longer regulated as a utility.
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by ibrault 8y ago
Yes, domain registration is an abstract concept. GoDaddy, on the other hand, is in no way, shape, or form abstract and as a corporation, has the rights to do this.
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by ibrault 8y ago
Your opening statement of "make something useful to the world and make tons of money in return" is completely antithetical to all discussion in and around this article. That idea of amoral profit at all costs is exactly the point
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by ibrault 8y ago
My apartment in Westwood last year had a heater but no AC, used the heater a grand total of zero times. Makes you wonder why they ever installed it in the first place...
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by ibrault 8y ago
It's confusing wording but I think the person he was responding to was saying that he had a harder time comprehending while sober, whereas he has a harder time comprehending while high.
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by ibrault 8y ago
Also helps the parents who need to be at work.
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by ibrault 8y ago
It sounds like the source for the leak is an insider, although the author is very cautious to tiptoe around saying that. > which is being planned by a handful of top executives and managers at the company This quote also paints it as a v
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by ibrault 8y ago
Oh yikes does it really? Ignore my misinformed comment...
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by ibrault 8y ago
To save on bandwidth and storage, I would guess
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by ibrault 8y ago
Paleolithic Era pun maybe? No idea hahah
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by ibrault 8y ago
Seconded, went in thinking "please don't be Electron" and got to the "powered by Electron" section and groaned
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by ibrault 8y ago
Agreed. Built a PC almost 5 years ago and the only modifications I've made have been adding more disk drives. GPU's starting to drag but I hardly game anymore so still works like a charm.
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by ibrault 8y ago
In what way? Plenty of designers & photographers I know frequently refer to themselves and peers as "creatives." Creative is being used as a noun in the phrase.
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by ibrault 8y ago
I first read the title as Macbook, even. The design is an absolute rip-off.
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by ibrault 8y ago
This is kind of nitpicking a small point in your argument, but I've been in a lot of free-college discussions lately so I'm curious. Why do you think that an adequate GPA is the correct baseline for maintaining free tuition? GPA i
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by ibrault 8y ago
Seriously, if it makes a serious dent in my laptop, imagine what it would do to a mobile device...
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by ibrault 8y ago
Slightly off topic, but I'm curious as to what your objection to Malcolm Gladwell is?
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by ibrault 9y ago
Agreed, not really sure what the point of the website is if it's just some sliders with nothing actually playing.
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by ibrault 9y ago
It requires a shine, jump, and then a left/right dodge executed in a specific time frame, which makes it seem like it was programmed in. My guess is that they just wanted to focus on the deep learning and not get bogged down in Melee m
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by ibrault 9y ago
It requires jumping though, which isn't listed as an action
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by ibrault 9y ago
In the discussion they mention: > The major limitation of our project was the opposing player. Of course, we would have preferred training against human players who play Melee professionally. An alternative training method could be throu
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by ibrault 9y ago
Re-entrant is basically what you said, self-contained functions that don't depend on external state. The "re-entrant" part just means that, basically, the function can be "re-entered." If it gets interrupted in the