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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
You can even get a full Ubuntu installation in a chroot very easily using a neat tool called Crouton[1]. Crouton lets you jump in and out of chromeos and ubuntu with a keyboard shortcut. I had a very good experience running crouton+ubuntu o
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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
But what about an ABET-accredited Computer Science degree? Does that make me a Develogineer?
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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
Oh, derp. Thanks for catching that. I'm not able to edit the original comment for some reason though.
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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
NP-Complete is one of those concepts that takes quite a bit of background knowledge to get a really good handle on. Disclosure: I just finished an undergraduate Algorithm Analysis course this week, so this knowledge is fresh in my mind, I&#
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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
Thanks, I was definitely looking at Thinkpads also, but I hadn't taken a good look at the thinkpad 13 yet.
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by jzymbaluk 10y ago
I'm looking at getting a new laptop this summer, and I've been leaning towards a Dell XPS 13, but this chromebook is intriguing to me. I had a an Acer c720 chromebook for a while and I had a really good experience running Chromeos
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
A family friend works at Verizon, in an office job (I think it's some sort of finance, but I'm not sure). She is not in the union, and currently not striking, so she says VZ has her out in the field doing work on towers until the
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
You're right, I think people severely overlook Google Play Music when they talk about online streaming services. It's close to the same price as all the competitors, but the music library is much more thorough. I listen to some se
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
http://boschproject.org has some extremely high resolution versions of some of Bosch's work along with infrared view and some cool Bosch research.
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
Then I imagine that keyword would be added to the static dictionary.
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
Isn't that Target's slogan? "Target: It's not Wal-Mart!"
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I'm honestly kind of surprised SurveyMonkey had over 100 employees to begin with. I always thought of SurveyMonkey as a more fully featured version of something like http://strawpoll.me/ with more analytical features a
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
The difference is that guns are inherently dangerous: their main purpose is to cause destruction and harm, while encryption is not inherently dangerous. One person with access to a gun can head down to the mall or a school and wreak massive
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
That poem is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm in this boat right now as a 22 year old junior in college. I honestly don't have anyone I can call to just chill. I go to movies alone, I eat at restaurants alone, I go to concerts alone, most things I do I do alone. It makes
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
As an undergrad interested in machine learning, what areas of math specifically should I be focusing on?
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
I guess I'll ask this here, since you seem to know what you're talking about. I'm a cs major, and I just finished my first c class. I quite enjoyed getting my feet wet with the lower level aspects of c, c doesn't hold yo
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
when I think of hip hop as poetry, I think of Saul Williams. I'm on mobile and traveling at the moment so I can't provide a link, but one of the suns of his that comes to mind is Scared Money
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
I just listened to the 99pi episode about the history of the Portland flag, and although roman mentioned how much he loved the Chicago flag, he didn't go into detail about it. Great read, thanks for posting!
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
I feel like I'm starting the transition from stage 1 into stage 2. I just completed calculus 3 and introduction to discrete mathematics (which I realize is still VERY early into math education), but I'm starting to be able to read
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by jzymbaluk 11y ago
I was also having a major issue reading this article on mobile. Every app I tried to read it on was crashing repeatedly, with increasing frequency as I got to the bottom of the page.
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
I don't think identifying them as a subculture is the issue, it's the use of the word 'radical' which could come across as dismissive.
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
>that's sad that we're still at this point That said, public opinion is changing very rapidly. XKCD 1431 ( http://xkcd.com/1431/ ) offers an interesting visualization and comparison between gay marriage and
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
According to the Wikipedia page[1], "Collinson [the author] began the feed in late August 2011, to coincide with the start of World War II with the German Invasion of Poland in September 1939. He has tweeted the events of the war as th
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
>Instead of counting their blessings, or buying extra-legroom seats with some of their extra income, the tall have the gall to demand that the rules of flying be reconfigured to their advantage, just as everything else in life already ha
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
I guess this is the result of Apple finally allowing custom keyboards[1]. I've heard people say that you can make more money developing an app for iOS instead of Android and the fact that a simple app like this typewriter emulator - wh
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
Ray Kurzweil, one of the fathers of speech recognition, talks in his book How to Create a Mind about his use of "Hidden Markov Models" as a breakthrough in speech recognition work. I believe Kurzweil used his HMM's to recogni
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by jzymbaluk 12y ago
My mom was kind of a health nut when we were a kid, she was getting organic food way before it was in vogue to do so, and I remember when she got us Cinnamon capsules to take in the morning with our other vitamins. I always thought it was s