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Wolfram Demonstrations Challenge(demonstrations.wolfram.com)
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by long 16y ago
This same guy that the article discusses, Erik Verlinde, has formulated a "holographic" theory of gravity, which made some waves about a year ago.
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by long 16y ago
For me, FF 4 works, as does Chrome.
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"Better ads in Gmail"(mail.google.com)
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by long 16y ago
Paper link from first author's website: http://staff.science.uva.nl/~ahoningh/publicaties/convex_sca...
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by long 16y ago
This (wikipedia) article on distinguishing blue from green may be of interest to you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distinguishing_blue_from_green_...
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by long 16y ago
I'm a grad student in cognitive psychology; my advisor works in the so-called "neo-Whorfian" literature. What Sapir and Whorf were proposing is nowadays called "linguistic determinism" and is pretty much universally repudiated. However, the
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by long 16y ago
Useful, thanks!
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by long 16y ago
I live near that office - how do I get on the waiting list for space?
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by long 16y ago
Props for typing up a more detailed version, which is what I started to do, but then got lazy and decided to make a somewhat vague general statement.
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by long 16y ago
getElementsByTagName always returns a NodeList, which is an Array-like object. You want the first thing in the array.
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Very briefly, it works by randomly repositioning page elements.
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My visual system fought back too. I'm normally able to free-fuse, but in this case my right eye just started hurting.
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by long 16y ago
The cost of S3 is around 0.1 euro per gigabyte. For the amount that you are currently paying per month, you could serve 200 gigabytes through S3. Of course, that doesn't include storage costs, but those should be negligible for static sites
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by long 16y ago
I definitely want this feature as well. But I feel like it won't happen for a while because to make this happen Amazon incurs additional overhead for caching the gzipped version.
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by long 16y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you like Pyvascript?
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Both people had to learn to use an interface for scheduling speakers on a calendar GUI. Roughly speaking, in the externalized condition, more problem constraints were identifiable through visual feedback, while these were absent and had to
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by long 16y ago
In fact they did. They measured total task time for internalized versus externalized conditions. Contra your prediction, there wasn't a significant difference. Keep in mind this is one limited experiment so it's obviously not the final say,
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by long 16y ago
It's not a product, but I've been doing some research that involves Bayesian inference. One recently developed technique (called weighted model counting) converts inference problems into SAT problems and the group I work with has been think
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by long 16y ago
On the homepage, the parallax effect that happens when you move the mouse isn't very smooth - I think you should get rid of it.
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Word letters are processed simultaneously, not left-to-right(pss.sagepub.com)
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For anyone that's interested, two related techniques are called "throttling" and "debouncing".
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by long 16y ago
There are applications for sale. Buying one takes you through Google Checkout.
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Harvard. I applied back when they had early action, got in, and then didn't apply anywhere else. I went primarily for the name, which in retrospect was not a good reason, but I ended up learning a lot anyway.
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What do you think of it? I've read a few books by Houellebecq; they seem to get more and more depressing.
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That's an apt quotation... that you posted to the Internet to be seen by anonymous others who don't know you.
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"He" is a she
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what's considered a good score on the iit?
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McNugget numbers(en.wikipedia.org)
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by long 16y ago
threewiki.com is very tastefully done - good job!

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