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mikkom
11y ago
This must be one of the most disturbing things I have ever seen.. (link to youtube version below) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyxSerkkP4o
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mikkom
11y ago
What do you mean it doesn't involve adding backterial culture? Quark is made with it! See for example (first result from google query "making quark") http://www.cheesemaking.com/Quark.html I also have no idea
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mikkom
11y ago
AFAIK skyr is no yogurt, it is a quark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark_%28dairy_product%29
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mikkom
11y ago
Quite interesting that you can't find skyr in germany as one of the first places that sold Skyr in Finland was Lidl..
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mikkom
11y ago
Show me markov chain implementation that can write code letter by letter and I'll give you a car. (And I mean plain markov chain, not something with additional logic that understands code structure) comment by samizdatum shows pretty w
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mikkom
11y ago
You are the owner? Yes the domain is good (really good) but I'm curious, how do you think you can measure if the domain was worth it?
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mikkom
11y ago
It's the same company. http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/29/doorbot-ring-home-security-...
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mikkom
11y ago
Why did they invest in a domain like that? That can't be cheap..
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mikkom
11y ago
HTML page you mean? HTTP is a protocol.
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mikkom
11y ago
Erlang has both methods, pattern matching in function definition and case-clause pattern matching. (some random link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1050913/erlang-style-case... )
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mikkom
11y ago
Doesn't seem to work with firefox/linux.
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mikkom
11y ago
It seems that quite many people have "stumbled" on their own landing pages.
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mikkom
11y ago
The pricing policy is great! http://steamcommunity.com/groups/mysummercar/discussions/0/6...
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mikkom
11y ago
Doesn't this cover it quite well? > The "gap" in the left-most part of the graph is caused by MtGox bitcoins that we temporarily lose track of ( likely as they pass through old cold storage that we have not yet mapped out
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mikkom
12y ago
That is basic buddhist thinking. However, there is much more than just meditating death in buddhism. As we are talking about buddhist country it would be much wiser to look at what buddhists think (as almost the whole religion is about happ
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mikkom
12y ago
I do understand that and if I understood correctly (?), he's not suing anyone for remixing his work. Only people who are trying to profit from it.
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mikkom
12y ago
As I already said, by publishing your own work you don't give your rights for the work away. Yes, he's suing people who are using his artwork to make money for themselves. Why do you think that is a problem and why do you think th
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mikkom
12y ago
> No, the reason it was used everywhere is because it was assumed to be license-free What does that even mean? No image or any art is "licence-free" unless author explicitly states so. That's the basis of copyright, your c
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mikkom
12y ago
That must be intentional.
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mikkom
12y ago
> Discussing this madness is just impossible, especially if it turns into holier-than-thou. And it's especially hard if people discussing delete their discussion.
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mikkom
12y ago
I'm finnish and I was really wondering how this could be happening in Finland as our police is not exactly known for swat style raids. So FYI for other people nor unerstanding finnish: This is about some finns (probably teens) calling
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12y ago
They are all uppercase so if you calculate that shift on every keystroke it's actually more :-) Or at least the same with array for example. EACH has more keystrokes than each.
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mikkom
12y ago
If they can't compete without laws that protect then they disappear - that is how free market works.
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mikkom
12y ago
Why would you need any kind of such laws in a free market?
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12y ago
Why the obfuscated names? I mean > There is reduce (REDC), array (ARRY), filter (FLTR) and each (EACH). It would be much cleaner to just use full names (array instead of ARRY)
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mikkom
12y ago
Even worse than that - Intentional spaghetti code
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mikkom
12y ago
You mean something like scikit-learn? http://scikit-learn.org/stable/
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12y ago
How did they get the e-ink display so fast? Or is the video only an explanation of how it works (and therefore not real)?
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Evolving a bigger brain with human DNA
(phys.org)
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12y ago
> What we are trying to communicate is that we haven't built a clunky piece of tech on top of WordPress Now I'm confused. Didn't you just say that your tech is built in top of WordPress (below)? > We haven't touche
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