lukecampbell

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by lukecampbell 12y ago
Ok, that makes more sense.
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by lukecampbell 12y ago
The article said 14,000 men. Is that possible that there are that many folks in Pennsylvania that were born between those dates?
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by lukecampbell 12y ago
I've never thought of it that way. That's a very interesting way to look at it! Isn't netflix driving business up for ISPs? The faster ISP gets business? I could be mistaken though.
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by lukecampbell 12y ago
Simple. I've worked in GIS for a number of years. I've worked on marine and scientific data management on top of GIS support. From google maps/earth to ArcGIS and pulling data from KML to OGC services. If a service takes me n
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by lukecampbell 12y ago
I don't think the entire FCC, and all of their employees are really out to get you and I. A few maybe but I think it's somewhat too broad an approach to punish the few by punishing everyone associated with the FCC. Their IT staff
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
I believe in this case that the driver existed as one piece or module and each hardware version was handled as a different case in branch logic in an attempt to keep the code consolidated and modular (code sharing). As the hardware matured
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
"Let me also stress that although very exciting, this effort is still experimental, so I would like to make sure that nobody makes excessive expectations based on these few patches. The scope of this work is strictly limited to Tegra (
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The Very, Very Thin Wedge of Denial(slate.com)
1 points by lukecampbell 13y ago|0 comments
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
To my knowledge, I don't think Valve has ever had any intentions of developing serious developer tools for software (not games). Apple and Microsoft both have suites of tools for developers to use and Linux is one big developer tool ki
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
If anyone wants to go digging through the Nintendo GX API, the link is below. [1]: http://morukutsuland.free.fr/data/GX.pdf
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
This is one of the most entertaining threads I have ever witnessed.
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
I'm not an actuary so I probably can't accurately attest to this, but I would think it would still be a feasible approach. If an insurance agency were to accept the risk, they would have to do their homework and have their lawyers
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
I've never flown a B777 or any heavy aircraft so I can't comment on their typical flares, but in a Cessna 172 the flare doesn't induce a positive rate of climb, it simply slows the vertical descent speed to something manageab
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
This is a very extreme leak, technical details of capabilities, names of persons (and locations)... No bueno amigos, glad I don't deal with classified documents, I'm sure their lives are becoming hell now.
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by lukecampbell 13y ago
We use this book for statistical models and data mining, combined with econometric models (GMM, 2LS) http://www.amazon.com/Data-Mining-Practical-Techniques-Manag...
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by lukecampbell 14y ago
Does anyone know if the visual component can be setup on the left side? I'm blind in my right eye and the product would be almost useless for me otherwise.
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New Asteroid-Mining Venture Aims to Launch Probes by 2015(pcmag.com)
1 points by lukecampbell 14y ago|0 comments
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by lukecampbell 14y ago
Improvised explosive devices can be designed cleverly to resemble common items such as smart phones or wrist watches, or even the sole of a shoe. The triggers for these devices can sometimes be very elaborate. I believe that the TSA has eve