mhermher

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by mhermher 10y ago
Are they really printer first? I use excel almost daily and Word almost as much, but I don't even remember the last time I printed an excel or word doc.
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by mhermher 10y ago
Nice, this is the message I was looking for. Was hoping it would get more love on Mac than Skype4B has. Our small team within a giant org is using hipchat, but it's near impossible to get anyone else from the org on there for shared pr
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by mhermher 10y ago
Off topic note here: Apple forecasts a "logarithmic leap". I have never heard that term. Logarithmic growth is sub linear and doesn't seem like something akin to a leap. Usually you would go with "exponential". Just
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by mhermher 10y ago
Do you actually play games or are you making things up from ill conceived stereotypes?
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by mhermher 10y ago
That's really not what the article is about. There's a whole lot more to it.
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by mhermher 10y ago
NVIDIA got rid of the m distinction for the new gen. Razer (and I believe others) have already put a full "desktop" geforce 10xx in some of their laptops.
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by mhermher 10y ago
If there's no appetite, you can make one. See media coverage. See media coverage before the Iraq invasion. See any of the many examples from history. Nobody knows, but I have a strong feeling that you're gonna look back at that co
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by mhermher 10y ago
This is ridiculous hyperbole. The only people engaging in genocidal activities are the Sunni rebels who have massacred villages of non-Sunnis. No action taken by the government was ever targetted a specific ethicity or religion. That is why
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by mhermher 10y ago
It's a disguise of neutrality. They don't talk about the rebels or who they are or what they do, but miss no chance to vilify the Syrian and Russian governments. You see how it's not neutrail at all? The revolution is grossly
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by mhermher 10y ago
It's because SAA completed the encirclement of E Aleppo. You can pinpoint it to that event, just a few months ago. That is when all the hysteria started. To be fair, that encirclement is the worst thing to happen to the rebels in the e
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by mhermher 10y ago
How about bots? Isn't there number of users tainted by bots? I figure theit value is near $0.
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by mhermher 10y ago
Really? He's obviously referencing Amazon, not BO.
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by mhermher 10y ago
Desktop computers are still pretty popular. Especially among PC gamers. That is the only example I can think of to refute your comment. Edit: but it only works because of the space in a PC tower. It doesn't work for laptops, and I was
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by mhermher 10y ago
Looks like it was in 2015 on a 1-year term. So it would already be paid off. However, the linked article is from Aug 2015, so they may have bought even more bonds after that point.
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by mhermher 10y ago
I understand, but from an inference point of view, it is nebulous because the distributions are unknown. Statistical dependence can be determined easily if you know the distributions, but not if you only have samples. The "c" in t
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by mhermher 10y ago
P(c|a) is not 1. If we assume correlation is Pearson, then the "shape" of the causation has to be a linear effect for P(c|a) = 1. A U-shaped effect will probably give you a Pearson 0, etc. I do love the work of Pearl, et. al. Bu