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kyberias
12y ago
Usually yes but that doesn't change the fact that face features are highly hereditary. I find it very hard to believe that someone could try to deny this. It's basic biology really. What are you suggesting here exactly? What exact
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kyberias
12y ago
WHAT? No! Have you forgotten the fact that identical twins actually look...well, identical? Face features clearly have a very very very very high heritability.
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kyberias
12y ago
There is an infinite number of ways to run Linux slowly by emulating compatible processors (here ARM) on slow HW.
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kyberias
12y ago
Yes, that important. But not necessary navigation per se, but fluent keyboard input. See how, for example, Trello has implemented keyboard input. User can add multiple items to a list without raising hands from keyboard.
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kyberias
12y ago
I believe most PC games are written against DirectX and XBox games obviously as well.
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kyberias
12y ago
Here's some feedback: You're basically competing with Excel here. One of the strengths of Excel is the excellent support for keyboard. That is, easy entry of new cells and navigating between them by only using keyboard. Your appli
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kyberias
12y ago
For Project Euler enthusiasts: here's a similar site focused on bioinformatics that I've found very very good: http://rosalind.info/ Also suitable for learning new languages (and bioinformatics). The implementatio
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kyberias
12y ago
This is a rather surprisingly and unnecessary harsh comment. Would you like to explain why do you think Angular is so flawed?
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kyberias
12y ago
Your example blog post has missing images (404).
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kyberias
12y ago
I'm a layman but I don't think that's fair. When I think about "good AI", that we haven't achieved yet, I think about Data from Star Trek. I'm pretty sure we'll know when we've reached that level
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kyberias
12y ago
This is such an old article that the service (Lone Signal) linked in the text is no longer operational.
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kyberias
12y ago
Microsoft obviously should NOT first "complete" their C++11 support since there may very well be more important features in C++14 than some arcane features no-one would use in C++11. Same applies to all the other compiler vendors
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kyberias
12y ago
I a way, you are correct. They KNEW something like this was going to happen. So in fact they were luring for a reaction. No-one actually claims otherwise. That is of course irrelevant to the moral question of freedom of speech.
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kyberias
12y ago
What are you disagreeing with? You both have different music preferences.
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kyberias
12y ago
Wait did they really implement all this OSX cloning in North Korea? Are you sure this isn't subset of some skin developed outside of NK? It must have required a considerable amount of resources and skills. Do they have it?
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kyberias
12y ago
What are you talking about? Doom never used any GPU since there weren't any in the PCs. It was banging bytes to the frame buffer. Doom could be faster on PC because one byte was one pixel. On Amiga, one had to use bitplanes which kille
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kyberias
12y ago
Oh, yes, definitely. Only because every one of us is someone's asshole.
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kyberias
12y ago
It sounds to me they don't like some people for whatever the reason, tag them assholes and refuse to "tolerate" them. I've always wondered whether the criteria for an asshole is the same for each intolerant individual.
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kyberias
12y ago
You must realize it's satire too.
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kyberias
12y ago
Who said it is "special"?
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kyberias
12y ago
So many java applets. The dark corners of modern web. I'm never ever going to run one of those again in my browser.
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kyberias
12y ago
It's the first slide of the slidedeck you're looking at. Press right arrow or find the link at the bottom-right of the page.
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kyberias
12y ago
These days everything is attributed to the low carb diet. This time it's waking up early.
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kyberias
12y ago
This reminds me of a bug I was hunting years ago in an obscure web server software written in C that was ported from Unix (Solaris perhaps) to Windows. It implemented connections to backend-systems and databases using sockets. Sometimes we
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kyberias
12y ago
The appropriate response is to immediately start thinking why you need to figure out a response to any low-quality joke people make. Maybe, just maybe, there is absolutely no need to make any response whatever. Think about it.
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kyberias
12y ago
It wasn't easy to find out what HockeyApp actually does. Here's some information buried in their site: http://support.hockeyapp.net/kb/about-general-faq/general-qu...
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kyberias
12y ago
That's a super idea! I'm going to do it.
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kyberias
12y ago
That design is really shit. I preferred the plaintext.
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kyberias
12y ago
Interesting research. I was wondering why did you think that the microcode might be in Verilog? Isn't verilog ascii? I suppose it's quite obviously some custom Intel binary format.
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kyberias
12y ago
Wow, someone really thought it was a good idea to name something ReST.
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