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by joeyo 17y ago
Regarding your first point, I find that if I am writing I need to change my work location every few weeks (or sometimes even more often). I become acclimated to the location and I become more prone to slacking off/day dreaming. Something th
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by joeyo 17y ago
It seems like there are two conditions that must be met for something to be a lie: there must be a falsehood and that falsehood must be presented with the intent to deceive. Hyperbole, exaggeration and sarcasm may, strictly speaking, be fal
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by joeyo 17y ago
I'm not sure why this is surprising. There are already articles on most every topic that I tend to search for, at the very least there is usually a stub. Getting all of the long tail will take some time, but it won't require many new articl
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by joeyo 17y ago
Durham here as well.
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by joeyo 17y ago
In fairness, Android should start appearing on other carriers Any Day Now.
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by joeyo 17y ago
Indeed. If you ever need to provide evidence for a patent, this is the way to do it.
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by joeyo 17y ago
Take a look at the mr command. I find it very handy for working with heterogeneous collections. http://kitenet.net/~joey/code/mr/
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by joeyo 17y ago
Same. I use subversion to keep track of .tex and .svg files as well as many other odds and ends.
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by joeyo 17y ago
When considering the Marmite yeast extract product, in the UK x is somewhat above 50. In the US, x is well below 50. Similar values of x probably apply to Vegemite between Australia and the US.
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by joeyo 17y ago
Again, I make no claims about whether this program actually works just that it is clearly not as trivial as the broken window example. However, if you believe that tax cuts work, then I see no reason why this sort of rebate wouldn't work,
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by joeyo 17y ago
In this case, however, the cars are not only being destroyed (the broken window part) but money is also being injected into the economy via the rebate. Now, I make no claims about whether or not putting money in the economy in this way is a
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by joeyo 17y ago
If you really believe that the A/B parameter space and the C/D parameter space interact with each other, then yes, you could get stuck in a local minimum. So in that case you should test all combinations simultaneously. However, it will tak
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by joeyo 17y ago
I'm not going as far as to claim that aggregators should quote whole works entire. Far from it. I'm merely claiming that a compilation (of links, or quotes, or what have you) is editorial in nature in-and-of-itself. And I am certainly not
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by joeyo 17y ago
LaTeX has limitations?
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by joeyo 17y ago
I couldn't find anything definitive, but here are some papers on the topic: http://mint.typepad.com/mypapers/pp017-lizorkin.pdf http://www.fran.it/articles/wikimania_bellomi_bonato.pdf http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?tp=
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by joeyo 17y ago
Aggregators certainly can add value. The aggregator makes a choice of which articles to include vs which to omit. This is an editorial decision. This in turn allows readers to find content of interest to them without having to hunt for it t
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by joeyo 17y ago
It's not nearly as full featured as concentrate, but see also Freedom (also for Mac): http://macfreedom.com/
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by joeyo 17y ago
Phone number portability (one carrier to another) is mandated by law. They gave you no problems because they mustn't. GV style portability (a virtual number that works with any carrier) enjoys no such privilege, so they can, and in Apple/AT
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by joeyo 17y ago
Thanks for the link! I just figured it would use the simplest solution that could get the job done. I don't know how important measuring foot slip/ground contact is for quadrupedal locomotion or how well it can be approximated by measuring
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by joeyo 17y ago
I guess it depends on where you live, but at my local farmers market there is a sizable percentage of the vendors that either meet the FDA organic standards or meet a fraction of them (no pesticides or no antibiotics). With respect to prese
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by joeyo 17y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it uses neither. My guess would be it has encoders to know the state of the joint angles (so, a type of proprioception) but probably not for foot contact. If someone has a reference to some technical details, thou
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by joeyo 17y ago
From Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High Castle : To inspire himself, he lit up a marijuana cigarette, excellent Land-O-Smiles brand. Of course, this was in an alternative universe where the Axis powers won World War II...
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by joeyo 17y ago
An alternative is to buy locally produced food, which often is also organic. It may have a shorter shelf life, but it's sitting on your shelf most of that time, not on the shelf at the grocers waiting to be bought.
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by joeyo 17y ago
You react when you think he is going to blink, then.
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by joeyo 17y ago
It's also interesting that he always says, "I don't always drink beer, but..." I suppose that they are targeting men that mostly drink hard liquor?
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by joeyo 17y ago
But isn't this the whole point of LLVM? Separating the compile process into two intermediate steps, one of compiling a programming given language into an intermediate virtual machine and another of compiling that virtual machine code into a
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by joeyo 17y ago
I think I understand your point, but I respectfully submit that it's a bit of a stretch to turn identity theft into something like "computer identity theft". The arguments being presented by you and others boil down to an assertion that Pal
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by joeyo 17y ago
If they want to follow this tack they should at least be forced to remove the USB-compatible logo from their product and its marketing materials. This sounds reasonable.
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by joeyo 17y ago
At the risk of being a bit gnomic: the standard is here to serve me , I am not here to serve the standard. Apparently the Linux community has more of a taste for writing code than worrying about bureaucratic processes. I can't say that I b
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by joeyo 17y ago
This is an interesting example. I'd argue that if Be had not abandoned the Mac market they might have had a better fate than to be merely bought by, ironically, Palm!

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