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by inetsee 6y ago
I looked at the website and I couldn't find a pricing page anywhere. I tried looking for a site map to see if that would lead to a pricing page, but there's no site map page either.
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Web Scraping with Prolog(youtube.com)
5 points by inetsee 6y ago|0 comments
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by inetsee 6y ago
(I'm not Mark) but I would expect it was an issue of space. About 6 years ago my wife and I moved from a house with a full basement to a condo. The house had 1200 sq feet, and the basement added another 1200 sq feet. The condo had 1400
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by inetsee 6y ago
The cheap generic doesn't have the same effect profile. It's much harder to match an insulin bolus for the carbohydrates you're eating at a meal. The combination of fast acting and basal insulin can do a much better job of ke
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by inetsee 6y ago
I agree, completely.
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by inetsee 6y ago
I am aware that insulin costs a lot less in other countries. I have read the stories of Americans going to Canada to buy insulin. I have also read the stories of diabetics in the United States who died because they tried to make their insul
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by inetsee 6y ago
These prices are not high. I went through a period when I had no health insurance, and I had to rely on generic insulin, the kind you can buy at Walmart for $25 a vial. I have insurance now and the insulin I take now costs me a co-pay of $1
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by inetsee 6y ago
You could check out Jean Piaget. Wikipedia article here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Piaget He is a big name in Psychology circles on the cognitive development of the child. From the Wikipedia article: "Piag
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by inetsee 6y ago
My question is whether this device can download and read ebooks from Amazon? I don't have a Kindle and the small number of Amazon ebooks I have (many of them free), I read on Amazon's Reader page. My take on Amazon is they aren&#x
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by inetsee 6y ago
This is an impressive amount of work, especially considering how much modification had to be done to the solenoids. For me, the best part was the link to the PianoBooster software http://pianobooster.sourceforge.net/ That s
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by inetsee 6y ago
The NetBSD Project has its own collection of tutorials here: https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/
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by inetsee 6y ago
Just a little more context. Terry Winograd was Larry Page's advisor at Stanford, and, although I can't be sure, I think that Winograd may have had some influence on Google's early "Don't Be Evil" stance.
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by inetsee 6y ago
When I saw the title I thought the video was going to be about Terry Winograd's SHRDLU natural language understanding program https://hci.stanford.edu/winograd/shrdlu/ Then I was wondering if there were any v
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by inetsee 6y ago
The last time I looked it was $99 for the tablet, plus $20 if you wanted to add the keyboard. Has that changed?
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by inetsee 6y ago
"regulations around building smaller low cost units"; I think this is a fundamental problem for dealing with low cost housing issues. Many cities have building regulations mandating minimum sizes for apartments, and requirements f
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by inetsee 6y ago
China has been accused a number of times of engaging in industrial espionage. As a company developing a lot of high technology products, I think Google is entirely justified in keep Zoom out of its technology infrastructure.
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by inetsee 6y ago
Thank you for posting this. I might not have discovered his other works page without your comment. One odd thing happened as I was trying to see the software in action. When I clicked on the link to show the software in action https:/
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by inetsee 6y ago
Years ago Interlisp (does anybody here remember Interlisp?) had a function called DWIM (AKA Do What I Mean). It was an (optionally enabled) part of the REPL. If you typed something that made no sense, DWIM would try to figure out what you
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by inetsee 6y ago
Maybe this? https://github.com/tayllan/awesome-algorithms
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by inetsee 6y ago
It's called LegalShield. The website is here: https://www.legalshield.com There are others. Do a search for "prepaid legal services". Most of them have similar prices (~$20 a month) and provide similar services (w
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by inetsee 6y ago
There are services where you pay a monthly fee ($20 a month in my case), and you get a card with phone numbers for a law firm (actually it's a service that will connect you with a lawyer local to where you are). You get access to a law
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by inetsee 6y ago
I had read about "Bourbaki" in the past. I was not aware that the "Bourbaki" group was still active.
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by inetsee 6y ago
One of the sections of this article that struck me as particularly relevant right now was this passage: "Kurosawa later claimed that I Live in Fear was inspired by conversations he had with his longtime film composer Fumio Hayasaka, wh
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by inetsee 6y ago
For those of us (like me) who have never heard of MultiCore Ocaml before, here is the github page with a brief overview. https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/ocaml-multicore
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Why the Usmca Locks in the Internet Platform Liability System(michaelgeist.ca)
1 points by inetsee 6y ago|0 comments
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China’s Largest MOOC Platforms Go International, Launch Courses in English(classcentral.com)
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by inetsee 6y ago
I hated Hertz with a passion. On one occasion I reserved a compact car. When I arrived they didn't have any available, so they "upgraded" me to an Infiniti Q60. The Q60 is a two-door car; the other couple we were traveling wi
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by inetsee 6y ago
Years ago I had a TX81Z synthesizer unit. It was a rack mount unit (not a keyboard synthesizer; you had to use it with a midi keyboard). It was also an FM synthesizer with a fundamental difference; the DX7 used sine waves modulating each ot
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by inetsee 6y ago
I have on occasion created pseudonyms for various purposes. One of my favorite techniques is to combine a first name common to a particular nationality with a last name common to a different nationality. E.g. a French first name with a Japa
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by inetsee 6y ago
There is a book titled "Thinkertoys: A Handbook of Creative-Thinking Techniques". The last edition was published in 2006, so it's fairly dated by now. I found it very interesting back then, but it wouldn't have much abou

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