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961.
by iopq 10y ago
Bring back Mozilla the IE-stomping monster.
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by iopq 10y ago
I can take my laptop anywhere I want to catch pokemon now!
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by iopq 10y ago
That's not true, after you band-limit a 24/192 file and convert to CD quality there will be no clipping. Nobody can tell the difference in a blind test between CD quality and higher.
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by iopq 10y ago
They removed mysql_real_escape_string function so that you can use mysqli_real_escape_string http://php.net/manual/en/mysqli.real-escape-string.php
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by iopq 10y ago
I have no way of knowing YOUR percentage when I see you in a dark alley. It's safer to just run and have you be offended at me.
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by iopq 10y ago
It's not effective because I value my time so I don't work a full time job. You'd get me interested if your work day was 4 hours a day.
967.
by iopq 10y ago
Let's break it down by gender, a woman is an order of magnitude less likely to mug you than a man. The difference between groups (female or male) is MUCH larger than the difference in the groups (white male vs. black male or white fema
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by iopq 10y ago
Why do you think black people aren't hired at well paying jobs? Isn't racism also in a way based on stereotypes that are often true? A business owner has no legal obligation to interview every applicant.
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by iopq 10y ago
That's not empathy, that's helping others. You can help a person without really feeling what it's like to be in their shoes.
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by iopq 10y ago
You can make the correct decision for the patient by wishing for the best outcome for them. It does not mean you have to have empathy for them. Empathy is the ability to place yourself in another's position. Let me give you another exa
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by iopq 10y ago
Someone who has a lot of empathy probably can't handle being a surgeon in the first place. It would be too stressful for them.
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by iopq 10y ago
That's what Old Russian is - the language of Kievan Rus and related dialects.
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by iopq 10y ago
Yeah, I had a DEXA scan T 191lbs and I was 16% BF. It's not practical to do this every day, though. But what I've found is that calipers actually do a good job at showing body fat changes. They're horrible for absolute values
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by iopq 10y ago
I find point-free style confusing sometimes. This is because I can't tell what is being encoded. Then in the first example I would be like "OK, we encode a row..."
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by iopq 10y ago
Of course you're going to gain weight when you eat carbs. Glycogen contains mostly water and carbs, so if you store glycogen you gain weight, up to 20 lbs from completely depleted. So let's say you eat low carb and train very hard
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by iopq 10y ago
Wrong, Russians spoke the Old Russian language. Слово о плъкоу Игоревѣ was written in Old Russian. Old Church Slavonic is a different thing.
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by iopq 10y ago
kvas comes from kvasit' - to make sour
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by iopq 10y ago
Moscow comes from the locative на Москви (na Moskvi), while the original form is *Москы. It's using the locative because the hydronym (name of the river) is older than the name of the city. So the city comes from the name of the river.
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by iopq 10y ago
Not really intelligible to Italian speakers that didn't study any Latin. Italian lacks noun cases. BUT, modern Russian still retains noun cases, multiple verb conjugations, rich aspect system, etc. that typifies Old Russian texts
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by iopq 10y ago
But as an author of the Slovianski pan-Slavic language, I don't feel like this is a bad thing. Everyone who contributes on the forum has their own dialect: http://s8.zetaboards.com/Slovianski/forum/38184/
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by iopq 10y ago
-in is actually a a possessive suffix мамин (mamin) - mother's кошкин дом (koshkin dom) - "Cat's house" it also refers to people болгарин (bolgarin) - Bulgarian боярин (boyarin) - boyar the etymology of Rus is from Scand
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by iopq 10y ago
Not quite true, even texts from 1000 years ago are quite clearly intelligible to modern Russian speakers, unlike Beowulf to English speakers.
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by iopq 10y ago
You could kill animals with them or do target practice with live rounds.
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by iopq 10y ago
> My plan quickly proved worthless. The luck of the cards wasn’t with me. My best hand was maybe a Jack High. Worse, the others at the table were betting aggressively and bluffing masterfully. Well, I assumed they were bluffing. I think
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by iopq 10y ago
> How many will be able to do the job well enought to be able to work at the hospitals? None of them, because programmers hate working with people so they'd all quit.
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by iopq 10y ago
Anybody can pick cherries by hand, but a bad machine operator could damage it and cause losses to your farm.
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by iopq 10y ago
I thought Neural Networks nowadays use ReLU instead of Sigmoid? Especially in the context of deep learning
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by iopq 10y ago
> The second time I have a pen and a highlighter where I actually label the mathematical symbols with arrows and words (using the textual descriptions). Gee, it's almost as if we should be writing the words out instead of writing on
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by iopq 10y ago
I have taken ten years of math in school and then calculus, discrete math, linear algebra. That's all useless if I want to follow math in a simple research paper because they're using notation common in THAT field and it has nothi
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by iopq 10y ago
A grandmaster chess player has mastered chess, but he can't play perfectly because he's still a human.

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