jackcarter

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by jackcarter 11y ago
Here's a video about 3D-printing a dress, which uses the "wadding-up" solution you mention: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRswasftfI
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by jackcarter 11y ago
>Let’s say we define 20%-80% as our threshold, so if a name is used on, let’s say girls, more than 80%, we call the name female-dominant. If it is used on less than 20%, then we call that name “male-dominant” name. Otherwise, we are left
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by jackcarter 11y ago
Soylent is to soy as javascript is to java.
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by jackcarter 11y ago
Why are buses planned to arrive in bunches? Double-length buses save a driver, but if you have two single-length buses, what's the advantage to bunching?
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by jackcarter 11y ago
I'm impressed that it does 2-factor authentication. Mint has been dragging its feet on that for years. Too bad there's no Vanguard integration. Can you add an input for monthly autodeposits?
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by jackcarter 11y ago
Seems like they're walking back from the previous announcement, which said they'd give 12 hours of non-sleep time per day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9295874 There's a huge difference between 24 hou
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by jackcarter 11y ago
"From the objective" is neither stated nor implied either.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
You're thinking of Apple's "goto fail" bug, not Heartbleed.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
I'm getting "Error: XSRF Token mismatch.." when trying to add an investment.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
It probably hasn't led to any predictions yet. This seems to be a theoretical model for empirical phenomena. I took a course in material science once, and it's ridiculous how many variables are involved in developing new alloys. N
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by jackcarter 12y ago
To be precise, it's 8x the lifting capacity (=2^3), which would be 5.6 million tons, or "nearly 6 million".
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by jackcarter 12y ago
It's actually in What Do You Care What Other People Think . About half the book is dedicated to it, and it's an incredible read.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
How expensive would that be? Plenty of people already wear headphones to shows. I bet some of them would love to have a high-quality audio souvenir, replicating exactly what they heard.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
Ha, perfect timing. Yesterday the guy next to me threw up in his hands on takeoff. He hadn't looked for a bag; I expect he thought he could ride it out. I handed him mine. I can't imagine the bags are a significant cost to airline
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by jackcarter 12y ago
That is the most ridiculous curve fit I've ever seen.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
Check your browser extensions. You might have one installed that invisibly changes 'disruption' to 'bullshitting.'
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by jackcarter 12y ago
This is barely on-topic, but hoping that someone has a workaround, I'll share my biggest gripe with Amazon: When you find a product with multiple options (say, color[1]), often the variations will have different prices. It tells you th
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by jackcarter 12y ago
Stacked lists are my top request. I still use Trello with the default To-Do, Doing, Done lists. I wish I could group the To-Dos by different lists instead of labels.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
No, that's a pretty standard trivial example for NNs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feedforward_neural_network#Mult...
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by jackcarter 12y ago
They can still understand when anonymous shoppers arrive and when they leave. However, I think zaroth is underestimating how much more useful it is to track an individual shopper's visits over time.
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by jackcarter 12y ago
Unfortunately, yes: http://reproducibility.cs.arizona.edu/
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by jackcarter 12y ago
I've seen this paradigm called "Tiny Types" before: http://darrenhobbs.com/2007/04/11/tiny-types/
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So obviously, P = NP(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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by jackcarter 13y ago
They went to your "Other" inbox, which nobody ever checks. It's the same place messages from non-friends go. Actually, now that I look at it, there's a message from somebody who found my wallet once. Fortunately he also
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by jackcarter 13y ago
"Exit", short for "exit point", just refers to the place someone BASE jumps off.
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by jackcarter 13y ago
Can I use this to automatically push to (e.g.) Heroku upon pushing to Github?
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by jackcarter 13y ago
Is it possible that Google also loads images in emails sent to invalid @gmail.com addresses?