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by mmcnickle 13y ago
Chris, please don't take this comment as being mean-spirited, but I'm not sure you are getting the message from what the other posters are saying. I think it needs to be spelled out candidly: This isn't a viable business. Fro
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How Kickstarter Got Gay Marriage Into Massive Chalice(rockpapershotgun.com)
1 points by mmcnickle 13y ago|0 comments
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
As far as I know, the major change came in the 90s in the form of "it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court". In other words, the court can draw conclusions about something yo
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
You may be waiting a while. This thread is reserved for griping about change, I-use-chrome and why-aren't-they-fixing-bug-x-instead posts.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
That assertion on wikipedia is also disputed.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
The University of Edinburgh, Scotland. They were two of my favourite courses, I was amazed at how simple some classes of problems became with the techniques. You should be able to find the course notes somewhere, but I'm not sure if they'd
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
Agreed that these are geared towards intuition. Though for reference: in my undergraduate degree, Lagrangian Dynamics and Hamiltonian Dynamics were each given semester long treatments.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
> a two year required warranty on consumer electronics This isn't limited to Germany, it's a European-wide directive. And I fail to see how it can be viewed as negative.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
The US has roughly 42,000 reported cases of salmonellosis each year. The "asthma and other severe respiratory problems, burns, rashes, irritated eyes, and sinus ulcers and other sinus problems" are occupational hazards associated with the p
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
In Now app, go to Settings | My Stuff | Places | Work. You can edit the address in there.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
Registries for photo copyright already exist.
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
Traction control has been banned since 2008: > 9.3 Traction control > No car may be equipped with a system or device which is capable of preventing the driven wheels from spinning under power or of compensating for excessive torque
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
Contrary to this, ABS in Formula 1 is banned. It was so successful in reducing braking distances that it was seen to remove much of the skill of the driver, to the detriment of the sporting aspects of the races. Similarly, traction control
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by mmcnickle 13y ago
If each S3 object was a US penny, you could fill over 350 olympic sized swimming pools.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
That's an excellent saying. It's exactly the line I try to tread with testing. I don't know what to do with the angst of getting the tradeoff wrong though.
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Learn to write AI code in trAInsported(indiegames.com)
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
It's not a product. It's an undocumented API that happened to be public.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
I'm sick of the tasteless supermarket tomatoes and want to grow my own. How far north are you?
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
Could you mark your edits in the article as such? It's making the discussion here difficult to follow as people are referring to outdated versions.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
There are many new data types introduced by these libraries, distinct from the standard library types. The N-dimentional array is the most notable one.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
I got the impression that you _are_ expected to spawn a new instance each time.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
Paul has been doing some fantastic work in the last few years, he definitely deserves the break.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
As a non-profit, won't the PSF have to disclose the expenditure somewhere?
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
You should avoid trying to start pun threads, though your profile suggests you do this in protest, which is even less useful.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
- Ok, see you in court. No proper company will ask those questions, let alone even hint at them. If they do, there will be a dozen employment layers willing to take on your case for free.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
> so all we can show you is this archived footage. You mean the tens of thousands of videos that will be posted. Historians will have no shortage of source material. I'd actually argue that the videos are more valuable as they show fir
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
I not sure what the OP expects the court of appeal to do. They are tasked with determining if there is cause for appeal; in this specific case whether the original judge erred in law. They determined that he did not. They aren't saying whet
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
It affects the amount of motion blur that has to be applied to give a feeling of fluid movement, especially action scenes.
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
And the terms and conditions of said contract would state that the captain has the absolute right to remove anyone from the flight. Edit: Reference. RULE 21 REFUSAL TO TRANSPORT in United's Contract of Carriage [1] outlines UA's right to "r
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by mmcnickle 14y ago
Wristwatches were adopted by the military to avoid having to take out a pocketwatch which was clumsy and time-consuming. The military decided that being able to tell the time quickly was important enough to develop a new piece of expensive

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