jon_richards

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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   They also killed being able to search for symbols. That still bugs me.
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   There aren't translations for a lot of German words then...
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   I always found it weird that in order to for my company to put money in my account electronically, they apparently need enough information to take money out . Why are these not two different levels of security?
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   Isn't solving one NP-complete problem solving all NP-complete problems? Reducibility is how you almost always prove something is NP-complete.
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   So does a 2 hour taxi line.
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   Funny, in the book artificial light is extremely commonplace. A theme park actually builds a pitch black tunnel as a ride.
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   And ideas are bulletproof.
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   I dislike the whole opening about "superluminal neutrinos". That announcement was asking for others to identify the issue with the testing rig, as they figured there was one but could not find it themselves. As far as I know, the
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   by jon_richards 11y ago

   Wouldn't the third amendment be a good example of judicial powers over the executive branch?
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    by jon_richards 11y ago

    How do the banks ensure that aren't outmined? One of the key components of a blockchain is that no one mines more than half that chain. If you have too many blockchains, then you split the miners between the chains and open the doors f
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    by jon_richards 11y ago

    I find that no matter how many charts I see detailing why one thing is better than another, the decider is whether it has good tutorials written for it. If it doesn't have a good tutorial then the rest of the documentation isn't g
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    by jon_richards 11y ago

    See also: FizzBuzz