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by jychang 10y ago
> Then there will be species conflicts. Merck people won't be able to mate with Novartis people because they'll be too different genetically. I don't think this will be a problem if you get to the point of genetically engi
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by jychang 10y ago
> While it is still speculation until next week, I think it's reasonable to be skeptic about its ability to use produce bokeh on images with no detected faces. That shouldn't be a limitation in the technology though, just a imp
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by jychang 10y ago
Ok, the Falcon 9 1.2 [1] is 70m tall [2], and the rocket fills up about 80% of the vertical frame [3]. Using the "Image = FL * Obj / distance" equation, we get: .8 * 24mm = x * 70m/4080m Where x is the focal length of th
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by jychang 10y ago
Not a Turkish journalist. She's a member of AKP, the party Erdogan founded. I'm appalled that Sky News would air such a biased source. The Turkish military is good for democracy. This isn't true for other countries.
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by jychang 10y ago
The last military coup in Turkey was in 1997. They're in the business of doing this stuff.
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by jychang 10y ago
Yes. I have previously made a simple Chrome extension that contained Pokemon stuff, but certainly derivative work that should not be considered copyright infringement. (The extension replaced facebook reactions with Pokemon faces, if you&#x
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by jychang 10y ago
Make it opt in, because most people wouldn't like it here. Even if only a certain percentage of people make up your sample size, you can still get valid data.
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by jychang 10y ago
There's still some technical errors- calling 1TB 2^30 bytes for example. (It's 2^40 bytes)
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Zynga Now Worth Less Than Its Own Office Building [Halting Problem](medium.com)
13 points by jychang 10y ago|7 comments
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by jychang 10y ago
It makes sense in terms of cost to benefit. A ping pong table is a few hundred dollars at most. An employee performing well is $100,000 at minimum. Little things like free food and ping pong tables actually offer a massive return on investm
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by jychang 10y ago
Here's the preview for relevant section for the TTRIP with regards to the Internet: http://www.ttip-leaks.org/agamemnon/doc4.pdf The actual preview function seems to be broken, it only opens in a tiny iframe.
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by jychang 10y ago
Still, questions remain. Mr Wright does not want to make public the proof for block 1, arguing that block 9 contains the only bitcoin address that is clearly linked to Mr Nakamoto (because he sent money to Hal Finney). Repeating the proced
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by jychang 11y ago
Release a Node.js version 10 with all the backwards stuff removed. Support the current version for LTS duration. Throw in a tool that does a lot of old->new conversion automatically, like the Python 2to3 tool. Come on, this is Node.js, n
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by jychang 11y ago
This comment is irrelevant to the topic at hand. Not only is this app (or any other torrent streaming app, including uTorrent and qBittorrent and PopcornTime) not have any DRM, you can use the fully downloaded file after you stream it. [1]
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by jychang 11y ago
This isn't really easy to implement for some syscalls in NT, like fork(2) for example.
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by jychang 11y ago
It does ok at other phrases, though. Never hide hides. The sound sounds sound. Flies fly. It's the right right, right? The key key is this one. It's an objective objective. In May, May may make out wi
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by jychang 11y ago
Well, OP said posted in a comment that it was inspired by the top comment from the post from 2 days ago...
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by jychang 11y ago
Germany has only 80 million people, however. And the cities in Germany are all spread out around the country. China has 1.3 billion people, mostly clustered on the east coast. Building megacities is basically mandatory. According to Wikiped
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by jychang 11y ago
> Amazon starts to charge you extra anytime you exceed restoring 5% of the data. Isn't one way to get past this... increasing your data usage by 20x? If OP used less than a $1 a month, then if he uploaded $20 of junk data, he can ge
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by jychang 11y ago
> RISC-V cores in their cameras Got a source on that?
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by jychang 11y ago
Doesn't this bug affect LenPEG 1 then? An compression algo that returns "surprised baby gif" if it has a file with first bet set to 1... would match LenPEG 1.
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by jychang 11y ago
> Yes, because a private entity completely owning natural resources like lakes and forests, will completely prevent those resources from being ruthlessly exploited. The statement was heavily sarcastic.
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by jychang 11y ago
> Abbeel is at Stanford's AI lab. Uhhh.... https://www.google.com/search?q=Pieter+Abbeel That's a lot of results showing how he's been a professor at Berkeley since 2008. He received his PhD at Stanford,
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by jychang 11y ago
WWII had a big influence on making the public a stomach more direct orders and not complain as much.
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by jychang 11y ago
Interesting how cultural perspectives differ on this. As a Chinese American, I wouldn't think twice about eating the eyes of a fish. They're tasty!
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by jychang 11y ago
Sorry for being a wet blanket... but for some reason I don't think the ISS will want high power vibration generators near all their sensitive experiments.
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by jychang 11y ago
> have since bought about a dozen FE lenses So... All of them? There are only about a dozen FE lenses released. The 3 Loxia lenses, the 2 Batis lenses, and the Sony 28, 35/1.4, 35/2, 55, 90, and the 4 zooms. That's basical
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by jychang 11y ago
Pretty much. Apple is a good example; the Macbook Pro 15 inch skipped over the 5xxx series, and the next update should be a Skylake chip.
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by jychang 11y ago
Well, the current 15 inch MBP is running 2 years old Haswell processors, so it's simply a bad buy when Skylake MBPs are coming out in a few months. Additionally, Skylake brings DDR4 memory, Thunderbolt 3.0 (Thunderbolt over USB), and b
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by jychang 11y ago
> Are they far ahead of the competition in terms of DRCs I'm sure other companies like AMD can figure out the transistor count without consulting the Intel press release. If Intel isn't publishing a figure like total transistor

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