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Rosette – A solver-aided programming language(homes.cs.washington.edu)
35 points by inetsee 11y ago|2 comments
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by inetsee 11y ago
The paper referenced in the article is available here: http://scottbarrykaufman.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Macn...
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Calculus on Computational Graphs: Backpropagation(colah.github.io)
55 points by inetsee 11y ago|9 comments
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by inetsee 11y ago
I really think what they should do is look at all the instances where an A-10 was damaged and returned to base, and seriously ask whether an F-35 would survive that kind of damage.
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How to escape from your sandbox and from your hardware host(lesswrong.com)
1 points by inetsee 11y ago|0 comments
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by inetsee 11y ago
This book is available for reading online at http://buildyourownlisp.com/ I'm not sure how long it will be available now that it's being published by Leanpub.
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by inetsee 11y ago
I think the critical thing to take away from this article is that Eric Holder is the former Attorney General, and the spokeswoman for the current Attorney General said in an email: “This is an ongoing case so I am not going to get into spec
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by inetsee 11y ago
There doesn't seem to be any place in the calculator for continuing income like pensions or Social Security payments. When I first ran the calculation I put what I'm drawing from my 401K plan and what I expect to get from pensions
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by inetsee 11y ago
This reminds me of a concept from William Gibson's "Neuromancer": What were called coffin racks; frameworks to hold modular units. The modular units could be apartments, small offices, shops, etc. The units could be swapped o
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by inetsee 11y ago
90% of my serious work is done at home, the primary reason being that I have a (relatively) large monitor on my desktop system. I can have multiple windows open, each being completely visible. With a laptop system I would have to switch bet
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The Brain as a Universal Learning Machine(lesswrong.com)
2 points by inetsee 11y ago|0 comments
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by inetsee 11y ago
I've been using Firefox on Linux for quite some time. My default search engine is DuckDuckGo. I haven't had any problems with Firefox. My wife uses Firefox on Windows 7 (she hated Windows 8, so we switched back to Windows 7) and s
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by inetsee 11y ago
The article was so optimistic, right up until the sixth section: "The Climate Is Still Screwed".
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by inetsee 11y ago
Stores that scan shoppers faces should be legally required to have a REALLY BIG sign at the entrance to their stores advising shoppers about the scanning; then let's all see what happens to their revenues.
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by inetsee 11y ago
The article is interesting enough, but the thing that amazed me was "The world's longest ongoing illustration": http://www.foreverscape.com/
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by inetsee 11y ago
Sorry. I've put links inside double quotes before, but this is the first time the second double quote has been tacked onto the link.
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by inetsee 11y ago
If you would like to download the paper without having to sign up to academia.edu, the abstract and a download link can be found here: " http://philpapers.org/rec/CORSL-3" .
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by inetsee 11y ago
Article seems to have disappeared from businessinsider.com. Alternate link " http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/02/us-google-subpoena... .
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by inetsee 11y ago
Link to the story (if you'd rather read it than listen to Bill Gates talk about it). " http://www.vox.com/2015/5/27/8660249/gates-flu-pandemic"
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by inetsee 11y ago
There's a scene in "Brave" (the animated movie) where you see Merida fire an arrow. The scene is rendered in slow motion and you can see the arrow flex as it leaves the bow. I knew that arrows flex as they are being fired, bu
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by inetsee 11y ago
I liked the concept but I was a little bit disappointed by the last photo. When I think of a wall mural, I think of something BIG! Had I been doing it I would probably tried to cover more of the wall space.
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by inetsee 11y ago
Just a couple of notes from my quick look (I had to find the English page first): It appears that the starting price for the cloud service is $14.99 / month. The $2.99 / month price is for the Classic VPS. Both services offer 100
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by inetsee 11y ago
Thank you for clarifying my post. I am not a pilot. I am a software engineer (retired). I worked briefly on the C-130J mission computer operating system, then on the maintenance software the ground crews used to maintain the aircraft. I did
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by inetsee 11y ago
I worked on software for the C-130J military cargo plane. It was before my time, but an earlier model aircraft crashed during a test flight. The crash occurred shortly after take off, and the entire crew was lost. There is a critical time p
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by inetsee 11y ago
If you need to be forced to learn to touch type, many community colleges have keyboarding classes, some of them free as part of workforce development. The classes at my local community college run for 2 hours a day, two or three days a week
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by inetsee 11y ago
I can't comment on your claim to provide the cheapest Canadian based VPS hosting, but when I looked at your offsite backup service the following sentence raised some serious concerns: "All clients must have a static IP address and
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by inetsee 12y ago
The C-130 does not have the capacity to transport this many people in one flight, especially including the gear they will most likely be taking with them. There may be several C-130s involved in this operation. It's possible that one C
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by inetsee 12y ago
Let me be the first to suggest to you that the primary resource for a question like this is a good tax accountant.
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by inetsee 12y ago
It might be helpful if the title mentioned that the article is in Russian.
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by inetsee 12y ago
Are there no colocation providers that will accept delivery of a server directly from a seller (and not from the customer)? If true, that really surprises me.

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