mack73

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by mack73 10y ago
Very interesting model that suffers from a couple of things that other data structures solve better IMO. One thing that I don't understand and I guess I have to go back and read the article again, is how the distance from any node X to
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by mack73 10y ago
This is link-farming at its best.
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Apache Lucene 7.0 Is Coming Soon(blog.mikemccandless.com)
3 points by mack73 10y ago|0 comments
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Lucene no longer fastest around(github.com)
3 points by mack73 10y ago|2 comments
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by mack73 10y ago
Once we have strong AI, whatever that buzz word means, what then would be the usefulness of understanding slang? Personaly I think the usefulness is already to be able to enterpret a concept encoded in slang as the same as the concept deriv
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AI winter is here(github.com)
3 points by mack73 10y ago|1 comments
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Lucene's querying performance at v3 is easily beaten(github.com)
1 points by mack73 10y ago|0 comments
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by mack73 10y ago
Fixed, thanks.
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A game of two-sticks(github.com)
2 points by mack73 10y ago|2 comments
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Lucene 3.0.3 vs. Resin 1.0 RC1(github.com)
1 points by mack73 10y ago|0 comments
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by mack73 10y ago
The achiles heel for voice-driven UI though is there is no silent mode. Don't you therefor have to create both a GUI and a VUI?
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by mack73 10y ago
"was as easy as growing good quality marijuana! Growing your own MJ and have it taste like it does when you by from a pro, is a feat though. When you curate cannabis the right way, the flavors of cheese, berry, fruit, pine or other, co
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by mack73 10y ago
I think you underestimate how poor poor people are. Poor people also need pain relief. They also need to get high. Most non-poor people get high on opiates or alcohol. That's expensive. Growing a plant, in relative terms, is not.
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by mack73 10y ago
> let the persons in need organize and spread the knowledge That's lobbying. In todays world, lobbying is a dispicable act, at least if you are into science or if you like stuff that has been proven by scientific measures. In today&
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by mack73 10y ago
It makes you wonder what The Goverment's agenda is, does it not? I mean, either you base you actions on science or you base it on something other than science. It's a shame politics so often lead to uninformed decisions. To me, th
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by mack73 10y ago
I acctually love questions about how to best traverse a tree, binary or not. Maybe I'm ready for an interview at least? But why is it me who should be put through a four-hour white board coding session? I would collapse after 40 minute
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by mack73 10y ago
I read that as sarcastic and very funny. Upvoted.
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A naive developer´s search for the perfect data structure(github.com)
1 points by mack73 10y ago|0 comments
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by mack73 10y ago
I agree. My point was this: will you not create such a trust yourself, for your kids, if there does not exist one that is available for all, if you had the means? I hope Bill Gates starts a trend. I'm sure he'll give away all of h
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by mack73 10y ago
Intellectually, yes and yes. And I see no indications there will be a pile of money for my kids once I die. So, intellectually, it's easy for me to agree with you. But if by a turn of events my life transforms from being a financial di
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by mack73 10y ago
The redacted parts in the documents have codes, e.g.: (b)(1) (b)(3) NatSecAct What are those codes refering to? Are only names redacted? For you who have trouble searching, here's a document I just stumbled on while browsing through th
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by mack73 10y ago
Did your parents cuss while giving you hell, because that might be why you are cussing today. Also, do you have kids? Do you give them hell for whatever reason?
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by mack73 10y ago
Fake news make little harm to Google, like an atomic bomb fired into the sun. Google supporting fake news, intentionally and actively, does marvelous things for that piece of misinformation and it gives credit to the publisher. I hope this
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by mack73 10y ago
Screw those hard-working geniuses, always turning life into a freakin' competition ffs.
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by mack73 10y ago
I mean, sure, for a religious person touching base with God or exploring existential questions might be fruitful but for a non-believer, focusing on these large questions while being in a depression is not your way out of it, because those
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by mack73 10y ago
If the source for this had been on Github that BAKCSPACE issue would have already been fixed ;)
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by mack73 10y ago
But there absolutely must be a common denominator. A Japanese sentence might encode the metric "relationship to subject" which an English sentence will encode as "NULL".
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by mack73 10y ago
>It's easier for guitar novices to stay motivated when everything on the radio had lots of guitars in it. Statistically when it comes to most things I'm almost always an outlier and I'm unsure as to why that is. Perhaps I&
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by mack73 10y ago
10 years ago I got a Mastercard that for the first time required me to answer a 3D Secure questing each time I did an online purchase. It's been at least seven years since I had to answer that question though. How 3DS figures my card c
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by mack73 10y ago
I work with fraud detection at an online travel agency. If you use 3D Secure and there is a fraud, your insurance will cover the cost of that transaction. As a merchant you may bypass (not use) that security feature at your discression. 3D

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