jovial_cavalier

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Uncleftish Beholding(warwick.ac.uk)
1 points by jovial_cavalier 8y ago|0 comments
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
But then you have state shared between tabs and that breaks OPs whole idea, because it kills the sandboxing.
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
NYT "journalists" do not care if the drivel they produce even makes sense, they only care to impart a tone. In this instance, they desired to use this as a setup for a confrontational dynamic between Zuckerberg and the original fo
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
how
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
Adding their ASCII together, they both yield 321.
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
So does Saturn have billions of moons?
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
If anyone can do it and it's just a matter of capitalizing on opportunity, then why did MySpace die while Facebook exploded?
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Incorrect Theories of Lift(grc.nasa.gov)
2 points by jovial_cavalier 8y ago|0 comments
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
I would also like to know the answer to this. Popular culture has seemingly latched onto the phrase "quantum computer" and decided it's the next logical step for computing in general, without ever really defining what it is o
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
The NN policy wasn't stopping any ISPs from lobbying anybody. If you're saying we need to incentivize politicians against taking corporate money, I agree.
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
If that's the problem, then why don't we tackle that problem? Legislation should be geared entirely towards solving problems, not their second-tier consequences.
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by jovial_cavalier 8y ago
Is there a good way to represent floating points in order to do complement arithmetic?
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Eight Criticisms Not to Make About Group Selection(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by jovial_cavalier 8y ago|0 comments
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Paul Stamets has one, and says he's only seen it smolder when someone lit a joint near it.
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Aren't the "guy in a dorm-room" operations already pretty much out of the game? Couldn't GHash.io do pretty much whatever they want with the blockchain at this point?
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
When you say 'i=0', what you mean is that that is the base case, and the sigma specifies a bunch of other cases. i_1 =/= i_2. As xg15 noted, it's perfectly fine to say (x=2) => (x + 3 = 5). The problem the first examp
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Your solution is needlessly complicated and overreaching. How about you just make it illegal for doctors (as in the people who actually write the prescriptions) to interact in any way with pharmaceuticals companies? Outside, of course, of s
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Every signal can be represented as a finite or infinite series of sinusoids.
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
It isn't.
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
That's his point. It's actually closer to 9.81 than it is to 10.
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
>even though that is sub-atomic is a concept that does not make any sense. Can you please explain this? How is sub-atomic nonsensical? It just means "constituent particles of an atom."
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
> If an operation exceeds this limit, an insufficient significant bits signal "sNaN(isb)" would be raised. What about for binary repeating decimals like 0.3? Wouldn't it always raise that signal?
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Right, so you're saying if they decided to use Brainfuck instead, then it would be just as silly to complain? After all, it's not an issue with the language, which is perfectly functional, it's just that you're too stupi
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
But the consequences of remaining silent or not remaining silent might be lost on anyone, regardless of their age.
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
Okay, you're gonna want to type $sudo crontab -e...
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
>Ah, yes, the age old Unix trope of, "it's not the system, it's the user's fault". Well, if the user had read the manual before using GCC, it wouldn't have happened. Regardless, I don't blame them or lo
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
>My video of my kid's first at-bat, in a file I named a.out, got mysteriously clobbered when I took my first programming class. This is a failure to understand GCC's default behavior, not a fundamental flaw with your operating
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by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
By convention, when a unix program is passed "--" it means there are no more flags being passed. Try the following: $ rm -- -