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julius
7y ago
About 15 years ago we, the techies, killed the IE6 super monopoly (they basically had 100% browser market share). We installed firefox on any device we could get our hands on. Guess it is that time again.
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julius
8y ago
The elm programming language features "Enforced Semantic Versioning" for all packages. The compiler makes you major version up if you have changed the API. https://elm-lang.org/
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julius
9y ago
What is a "hyper ledger"? (google tells me it is a linux foundation project...)
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julius
9y ago
You can run it in a JavascriptVM. This an online IDE to play around with Ethereums Solidity language: https://remix.ethereum.org
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julius
9y ago
Interesting. It would be amazing if you could find the time, to elaborate, share some insights into this industry. Specifically: What are 2-3 major companies that would profit? How does the current process work; do they make an entire unc
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9y ago
Mercedes has a neat solution for speed bumps as well. "Two cameras located at the top of the windscreen scan the streets and setup the suspension to absorb the bumps." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQsMfHg6jIE
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julius
9y ago
Detection accuracy is fine. We are actually at a point where NNs can make photos :) Convert string:"this small bird has a pink breast and crown, and black primaries and secondaries." into a photo. https://www.youtube.co
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julius
10y ago
I remember a tool called "Dirty Little Helper" (if I am not mistaken), which had all the Delphi answers, I would ask SO nowadays (eg. how to make a windows tray icon?) But it was an offline application.
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julius
10y ago
#1 on HackerNews -> [Dynamic Search-Result] Page served in 39µs What kind of dark magic is this? What's your stack?
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10y ago
In Star Trek there is a holiday planet, with climate controls. Change the weather and the temperature with the press of a button. Today people are scared of the planet getting too hot. People are even more scared of the planet getting too c
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julius
10y ago
Sounds like you want to profit from your unfair advantage, but you are not interested/motivated (any more) in doing the work (eg. more interested in focusing on private life and/or other projects to be more happy). So you need to
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julius
11y ago
The big question for me is: Why an entire engine? If they were just interested in getting developers, to use their cloud services. Wouldn't they simply release plugins for all major engines? And wouldn't Unreal and Unity be much m
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11y ago
In this case you need to buy inventory first. Buying from China means shipping takes weeks. And you need to get some samples shipped first, to choose your manufacturer. Your customers will not want to wait for their phone case for 8 weeks.
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11y ago
Quit. No second chances, no trial periods to see if the person will change. I know it is hard, you have invested some good years already. But how many more years do you want to live like this? If you do not want to burn the brigde, you can
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11y ago
Any links to a good comparison of RenderMan vs. Cycles? Performance would be nice to know.
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11y ago
The rule excludes video games at the childrens house. The rule says nothing about playing video games at a friends house or board games etc. at home.
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11y ago
They provide a nice comparison of current Erlang web frameworks: https://github.com/ChicagoBoss/ChicagoBoss/wiki/Comparison-o...
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12y ago
Would the ocean work?
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12y ago
Having almost no knowlegde on how water supply works, I am curious. If you need more water, why can't you just produce more water? Wouldn't you just need to ship in more water (some pipes) and filter it (some facilities that do so
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12y ago
Yep. It is quite annoying. I remember working with some promise-library (bluebird iirc), which completely replaced error handling, including the stack traces. I was working with transpiled code, and the browser could always give me really h
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12y ago
At my university in germany, students had 3 semesters to prove themself. They had to pass certain exams. Otherwise they get kicked out. They gave you 2 maths courses, of which you have to pass at least 1 exam. Math was the game changer for
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12y ago
I really hope this (or something like it) will succeed. There are so many situations, where a lawyer would be helpful, but is too much of a hassle to get involved (often because they are expensive). AI lawyers giving plain language informat
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12y ago
Larry King drinks wine (1-2 glasses/day) because his doctor told him, it is good for him...
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12y ago
This sounds great. I have not really used Scala before. 3 questions: - How good do IDEs understand Scala these days? Compared to C#/Java, where IDEs instantly know a crazy lot about your code. I am looking at features like IntelliSense
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12y ago
Please stop with the probabilities. We can demonstrate, our universe exists. Claims about the number of universes (>= 1) are untestable (for now) and should therefore be considered speculation.
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12y ago
Service unavailable. Cache works fine: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Anbvie...
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12y ago
Did some quick googling. Seems like research so far supports the claim. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canine_cancer_detection Is there any research, with different results, missing from the Wikipedia page?
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12y ago
Specially trained dogs are able to sniff out stuff like cancerous cells or if a kid needs his insuline. Always wondered why we cannot build an artificial nose like that. Does anyone have any insights into this topic?
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12y ago
If your kid likes wizards. This looks like fun: http://codespells.org/ They claim to have tested this with kids at their university with great success (watch the video).
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12y ago
I think AngularJS has a very strong 2-way databinding offering (with its many directives and implicit data-change detection). It is actually possible to just use the databinding features of AngularJS without all the framework stuff. Just ne
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