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by inetsee 10y ago
It appears that you now have to create an account in order to see what's being presented for funding on Indiegogo. I'm not that interested.
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by inetsee 10y ago
I loved Google Reader. When it died, I tried several replacements. Feedly was the one I ended up using. I'm not as fond of it as I was of Reader, but in my opinion it's the best of the ones I tried.
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by inetsee 10y ago
Sorry, meant the Czech Republic. I never have been good at geography.
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by inetsee 10y ago
Do you have any opinion as to the time line? My wife and I have plans to go to Europe (transiting Britain, going to Spain, Yugoslavia, France) in May 2017, and I was wondering if we need to look into getting visa(s) now?
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by inetsee 10y ago
In college I had to keep a life log for about a week as part of a psychology class. It was a completely manual process (i.e. pencil and paper; this was quite a while ago), and I was supposed to log in as much detail as possible what I was d
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by inetsee 10y ago
If you want to jump right in, you can start with The Martial Art of Rationality, here: http://lesswrong.com/lw/gn/the_martial_art_of_rationality/
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by inetsee 10y ago
I couldn't see anything in the article (or the linked press release) to indicate whether the settlement included reducing the price to something less outrageous.
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by inetsee 10y ago
This may not be relevant to the OP, but I'm interested in machine learning, and having a graphics card with a big GPU is important. Serious machine learning computers have sky high prices, but for learning, you can get a graphics card
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by inetsee 10y ago
I would like to add that I have no fundamental objection to red light cameras when properly used. Police have been using technology in law enforcement for a long time. I am in favor of anything that prevents innocent people from even being
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by inetsee 10y ago
I confess: I got a red light ticket. I did in fact run a red light; I was late for a lunch date. In my defense, I wasn't speeding, and I crossed the limit line a fraction of a second after the light had changed to red (and before the l
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by inetsee 10y ago
"You want Republicans to be Libertarians..." I want politicians (be they Republican, Democrat, etc.) to act in the best interest of all the people in the nation, and not just the small fraction that benefit from large corporations
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by inetsee 10y ago
Does this mean that my email addresses will change to "@altaba.com"?
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by inetsee 10y ago
Yes. It might help if they referred to it as Inferno-UI.
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by inetsee 10y ago
I am curious. I have a question for all of the people who are in favor of AdNauseum. How would you react if a website provider was able to detect that you were using AdNauseum, and they blocked your access to their website? Edit: Expand the
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by inetsee 10y ago
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (aka SICP), available here https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html Uses Scheme (which is a dialect of Lisp) as its teaching language. This book
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by inetsee 10y ago
I think rolling your own crypto, as a learning exercise , can be very helpful when choosing which trusted crypto solutions to use for a particular use case.
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by inetsee 10y ago
It seems this post has been moved: the actual link is http://www.fast.ai/2016/12/19/favorite-posts/ .
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by inetsee 10y ago
I really annoys me that Slashdot has broken the back button.
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by inetsee 10y ago
Hackers have started to use insecure Internet of Things devices, especially internet connected video cameras, to produce DDoS attacks larger than have ever been seen before. The KrebsonSecurity website was hit by a DDoS that was twice as la
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by inetsee 10y ago
However, the article also points out that the measure doesn't provide any additional funding to pay for the housing that would be needed.
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by inetsee 10y ago
This sounds a lot more to me like a Beach Boys style song, rather than something the Beatles would have written.
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The Magic of Miyazaki’s Literary Imagination(lithub.com)
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Three Flow Killers(xerox.com)
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by inetsee 10y ago
I don't know if this is a quote from the book being reviewed, but this line leapt out at me: "famine is rare". I find it hard to reconcile this statement with information like this statistic from a UNICEF web site: "Ever
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by inetsee 10y ago
The history of Artificial Intelligence goes back much further than the "early 1980s". It goes at least back to the conference at Dartmouth in 1956, if not back to Turing's 1950 paper, "Computing Machinery and Intelligen
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by inetsee 10y ago
My very first job after graduating college was working with a PDP-8. At one point we had a hardware failure. We had a maintenance contract, so DEC sent out an engineer. After confirming the fault from the diagnostics I had run, he pulled a
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by inetsee 10y ago
For me, the best part of the article was the link at the bottom to a post titled "12 expert tips on how to boost web performance"; https://mobiforge.com/research-analysis/12-expert-tips-on-ho...
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by inetsee 10y ago
I have no doubt that the people working for GCQH know as much as anybody about encryption. The question is, are they smart enough to convince buyers that encryption with backdoors is secure against hackers. Because if buyers don't beli
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by inetsee 10y ago
I can't help but wonder how this bill, on top of Brexit, will affect the state of technology entrepreneurship in the UK. Why should an entrepreneur start up a technology business in the UK if his efforts will be hampered by politicians
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by inetsee 10y ago
It should have played "Ride of the Valkyries", as in "I love the smell of a burning motherboard in the morning."

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