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10y ago
Well, actually it is a good characterization of the leave campaign, which won the vote and thus a valid analogy.
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How to build a windmill [2012]
(jacquesmattheij.com)
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Falcon – Minimalist Python WSGI framework
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11y ago
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PyInstaller
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11y ago
The numbers in the aggregated top list don't add up. ARK for example is listed with fewer revenues for the whole year than for June alone. This does not add confidence in the validity of other figures in this post.
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11y ago
From the comments: A PITRA (point-in-time readiness assessment) is sufficient to begin issuing if the formal audit follows in a timely fashion. It's not possible to have a formal audit of the issuance process unless you are issuing; re
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11y ago
This! In my opinion Thiel does not think far enough and doesn't talk about the real question: Is fission even (economically) competitive? In my opinion (and from what I've read on this subject), it is not and won't be in the
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11y ago
I have tried both, Bokeh (without the server) and plot.js (their python lib offers a JSON encode option so that you can use their Python lib with plotly.js without sending data to plotly). However, I found both to be very similar and still
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11y ago
Ah, thanks! That why these external ressources are shown but not blocked. Interesting attack vector!
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11y ago
Strange. I disabled "scripts from 3rd party sites" and "frames from 3rd party sites" by default in ublock origin and this site successfully loads 329 external JS ressources from other sites (none are manually enabled). D
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11y ago
There is a Rocket Internet clone of Homejoy in Germany, Helpling, which already raised a high double-digit million euro amount [1] and tries to grow as fast as possible at all costs (ads with vouchers in every local train and on the streets
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11y ago
Totally agree. At least 1 Uppercase means 99% of people just use an uppercase first character for their standard password. 1 number means they append 1,2 or a year and 1 special character means they append an exclamation mark. Entropy adde
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11y ago
They are (/were). Not on the executive board of the Volkswagen Group, but on the executive board of the VW/Audi/Porsche brands.
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11y ago
Well, I would not call it a huge success yet. Certainly it gained some traction and lots of people use it here (I'm from Germany), but in the past it was repeatedly shown that BlaBla Car's business model has no lock-in at all and
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11y ago
This! People always forget about indirect cost when talking about cheap nuclear energy (risk factors aside). Nobody has never build a profitable nuclear power plant without substantial government subsidies (way higher than for all renewable
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11y ago
How can Renaissance Technologies (and others) exist, if EMH is correct (in the general case)? How is your bet structured and can you explain your opinion?
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11y ago
The contents of the NSA Tech Transfer program are also quite interesting: http://m.nsa.gov/research/_files/tech_transfers/nsa_technolo... [pdf]
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11y ago
It's probably because a large share of them work on ships(both, trade and passenger ships [1]) where unqualified workers often can earn slightly more. (I did not find a source on comparable wages, probably someone else has data on that
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Airbus A400m crashed caused by software problems
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NSA 2014 Technology Catalog – Tech Transfer Program [pdf]
(m.nsa.gov)
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NSA Tech Transfer Program
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11y ago
Wow. May I ask how old you are? I can't understand your sentiment at all, especially when posting as "bayesianhorse". Don't you have any desire to change "your" country for the better? Do you really think Merke
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12y ago
I can't find any pricing details on your page before signing up - this is bad practice in my view. I won't invest time trying out your platform if I have no idea about costs.
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12y ago
Can't find the original submission but the source[1] was already on HN 3 years ago. [1] http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-build-a-python-bot...
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12y ago
I agree. Mods/Op should add "(2013)" to the title to avoid confusion (but as others have pointed out, the article is not only old but wrong in important points).
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12y ago
This is just wrong. Android forks were never successful (see eg Amazon's fire phone) an will never be - the lock-in factor is incredible. In the opposite direction, more and more customers want "pure" software and good hardwa
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12y ago
Normally one would expect the rankings to be more or less constant without any balancing, this is exactly the point of the article. The shuffling indicates that new tactics/play styles are found and widely adopted (as well as preferenc
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12y ago
Well, the new calendar app is ridiculously bad. You can't get back the old "normal" calender view, lots of screen space is wasted in every window and the 1-month overview now is totally useless without any indicators. Compar
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12y ago
Great job with Bayes Impact and thanks for the interesting post. "So moving from a 20% fraud reduction to 50% will block about 200 additional fraudulent loans and also 200 honest loans. Is that okay?" From the accompanying chart i
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12y ago
Somewhat related and another great read - the detailed plan for a never-launched Columbia rescue mission (including a space shuttle rendezvous): http://arstechnica.com/science/2014/02/the-audacious-rescue-...
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