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481.
by lwat 16y ago
We're talking about data durability. When my SQL server crashes due to hardware failure I know that when I eventually get it back up and running the data will be consistent with at worst the last couple of transactions being rolled back.
482.
by lwat 16y ago
I assure you that that anyone who has used any kind of SQL database can do the same stuff you did on Mongo in the same time or less. Development speed is much faster on the SQL database once you have some more data and you can start using j
483.
by lwat 16y ago
Actual Genetic Algorithms are not really applicable for this (or most other) AI problems.
484.
by lwat 16y ago
You need to have a real interest in the subject. Anyone that wants to learn programming can do so but you can't take a random person and force them to learn in and get good results.
485.
by lwat 16y ago
You have to go twice in opposite directions on the same road and take the worst time
486.
by lwat 16y ago
Not yet you don't!
487.
by lwat 16y ago
Great I think you broke TPB's search!
488.
by lwat 16y ago
Shapeways should run a service when you send them a part or two and they scan it to turn it into a 3D model ready to modify and print.
489.
by lwat 16y ago
What about a 'before' and 'after' testing system instead?
490.
by lwat 16y ago
Wanna bet? I'll give you 3 to 1 odds.
491.
by lwat 16y ago
As an Australian all I want to say is... just use the .com address. Call the company 'groupon.com' Advertise the .com. It will work!
492.
by lwat 16y ago
In reality everyone starts off with a 'change the world' goal, but at some point in your life you'll probably change your goals and focus on your family or whatever. A goal is not always meant to be reached, it often serves simply as someth
493.
by lwat 16y ago
Wanna swap job with me? We can train each other.
494.
by lwat 16y ago
I wonder what the bottleneck is? Is it Cassandra?
495.
by lwat 16y ago
Random.org can help
496.
by lwat 16y ago
This is very standard for this time of day on Reddit unfortunately.
497.
by lwat 16y ago
The lowest bidding contractor!
498.
by lwat 16y ago
I think most people would agree that the Yahoo spam filtering is vastly inferior to Google's
499.
by lwat 16y ago
Self driving cars are here today. http://nextbigfuture.com/2010/12/sartre-project-ready-to-roa...
500.
by lwat 16y ago
It will be Hold'em. Almost 100% of bots out there play Hold'em.
501.
by lwat 16y ago
I know this is blasphemy but is anyone running Win 7 on their 11" Air?
502.
by lwat 16y ago
Let us know if they return!
503.
by lwat 16y ago
I trust Google and Microsoft enough for the benefits I get in return (faster loading clients). Sure they can screw me over but not too badly. Worth the risk for some applications.
504.
by lwat 16y ago
There are so many people doing this that I can't play Holdem online anymore! I'm not good enough to beat the decent bots today, they have improved massively over the last 5 years.
505.
by lwat 16y ago
I use them every week at my local Woolworths: http://i.imgur.com/kGwNq.jpg
506.
by lwat 16y ago
Does this also explain the problems Engadget had with the battery life?