jeremysalwen

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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Looking at the potential for this technology, and seeing that it being used for what amounts to nothing more than shoving your iphone in your face 24/7 is bothersome. It's just an incremental step towards being on Facebook a little bit mo
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Exactly! Just like people who aren't infovegans think that infoveganism just means eschewing mainstream media and feeling superior about it! It's a perfect analogy!
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
58858381 bytes (57 MB) with nanozip nz -cc -m1.8g
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
> 2. to solve peoples problems, make the world better place = to feed their internal ego, prove the world that he/she can be helpful. This is a subliminal instinct of humanbeing having the main goal is being powerful among other species
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Interestingly enough, I actually know of a website which does exactly what you are talking about: http://wordseye.com/ (Full disclosure: I might potentially be working on a speech interface for this system soon)
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Eclipse can add a breakpoint to a variable. Any time that variable is accessed or set, the breakpoint is tripped. That's less than 30 seconds, that's like 5. You literally just click to the left of the variable definition.
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
The point of contention is the decapitated dog. The actual neck of the dog is never shown. At points it lifts its head. The "explanation" is that it's a sedated dog with its body covered up.
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
I'm curious what other randomness estimators you'll be using... (or maybe I'll just have to wait for another blog post).
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
I'm curious as to how it would look if you used some other measure of entropy besides local symbol frequency. Probably a general purpose compression algorithm should give you a good idea, like gzipping the blocks. Hmm, I'm not sure if this
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
So I suppose it would be more accurate to say he is testing whether you adequately attempt to falsify your theory. If you only attempt to falsify it by finding false positives, but never false negatives, you are not doing it with suffici
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Sort of off topic but the authors response is a bit insane. >"The origin of the confusion is that in one source file in cphack (note that cphack is just one of the four main items in the cp4break package), there's a comment saying "Rele
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
GNU: -Spokesman has poor personal hygiene.
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
>What would happen if you added a second compressor loop with its cold side on the hot side of the first one? What if you added a third one? You've now got 3 stage cascade phase change(compressors cool stuff by compressing gas into a li
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
I can honestly say that this is the most accurate simulation of my color blindness I have ever seen. Usually I can tell a difference between the two if I look back and forth, and almost always when I flip between the images quickly. But
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
> Women have complete freedom in the modern workplace Let's stop right there. That's just not true. http://www.mspb.gov/netsearch/viewdocs.aspx?docnumber=606214...
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
Hmm...I don't think you would need that much of a performance drop. If the data was received encrypted, you could have a relatively small decryption key sent when necessary, thus solving the "prefetch from server" problem. If the model file
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
You're conflating social construct with social norm. You can make claims about why you express mutual respect, that doesn't make it the only reason why someone might do so.
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by jeremysalwen 15y ago
I believe he is referring to this snippet in the source code: <form name="_xclick" action=" https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr method="post" > <input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_xclick"> <input type="hidden" nam