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by moopling 8y ago
I used this a while back when I was researching a way to help people with macular degeneration. I'd created some visual distortions which could be applied to a VR headset (if you had eye-tracking information) which I hoped would improv
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by moopling 8y ago
'it is generally well-known that gifts/free things are never really "free"' Although for some definition of altruism, this could always be argued to be true, I think this misses some nuances. If you give to charity
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Under the hood of Pixling World(hackernoon.com)
1 points by moopling 8y ago|0 comments
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by moopling 8y ago
If you assume K is unchanging, yes. Like if it were a fixed point on the board.
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by moopling 8y ago
I didn't think that was possible. Otherwise it would make determination of a fair price very messy -> In the extreme facebook could set an arbitraily high price if they didn't want to change their business model.
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by moopling 8y ago
The link is broken, I think it was renamed https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GLACIER_(refrigerator)
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by moopling 8y ago
I agree although it is interesting to consider that even very coherent light would probably not produce a diffraction effect visible to our eyes.
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by moopling 8y ago
Actually the authors point would stand even for a perfectly smooth window pane. The point is that as the thickness increases the length scale over which light goes from constructive to destructive interference reduces, and as this happens y
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by moopling 8y ago
This is almost a shame. If the memory is well below it's expected life then it seems like a good thing to reduce electronic waste by recycling. It seems like detection would only discourage this.
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by moopling 8y ago
I was under the impression us doesn't make sense to consider the idea of absolute position in space.
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by moopling 8y ago
It's clearly a social argument, along the lines of: why should you get to live there just because you earn more? It comes down to what you think money is for. In Europe the general consensus is that there are constraints the effects mo
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Do Antidepressants Work or What?(youtube.com)
1 points by moopling 8y ago|0 comments
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Bayesian or Frequentist, Which Are You?(videolectures.net)
8 points by moopling 8y ago|0 comments
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by moopling 9y ago
Each college has a don for each subject, who is responsible for all students taking that subject within that college
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by moopling 9y ago
You are assuming the mirror is parabolic.
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by moopling 9y ago
To add to this: I would start with basic analogue electronics as it forms the basis of everything else on this list. I found https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:MITx+6.002.1x_1+2T... reasonably good for this. Lea
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by moopling 9y ago
Pretty cool to see that the the scripts are no exception. If you look at the script tags within the inspect the code is also being reordered
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by moopling 9y ago
it would be interesting to see multiple views at the same time, like how when we try to represent 3d shapes in 2d (think mechanical design drawing, archetictural drawings, etc)
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by moopling 9y ago
Did you read the article? They are making the case that communities are using early marriage as a way of covering up rape in places where underage sex is legal (or at least overlooked) if the person is married. Hence banning it would reduce
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by moopling 9y ago
the kodi addons I've seen tend to connect to websites which host the content and display ads. Given that these don't involve seeding does that mean that the viewers aren't violating copyright, only the hosts?
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by moopling 9y ago
This is an insanely long shot, but any chance you'd consider a UK intern? I think I'm very well suited, but realise that you probably neither offer visas nor internships.
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by moopling 9y ago
Possibly slightly different, but my dad used to amuse himself by trying to convince me of whatever nonsense poped into his head at that moment. My older siblings, who had had the same treatment earlier, joined in and would verify anything h
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by moopling 9y ago
Hmmmmm, that's a really good point. I suppose I agree that in general an argument that there is worse shit in the world is probably a bad reason to ignore other problems. In this case however it'd be difficult to do anything about
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by moopling 9y ago
Where are you going to expend your energy? The whole world is full of misogency, do you spend your time trying to fix that, or worry about the compartively small number of times men face unfairness?
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by moopling 9y ago
Just because representation is better in one patrialchal society doesn't really say anything. There may for instance be competing factors, for instance financial (as you have literally just suggested). This doesn't really give any
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by moopling 9y ago
You could make it so that blank pixels are free to draw on, but it takes longer to redraw subsequent times. This would encourage the board to get filled up even with a small number of users, but would eventially allow things to be "loc
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by moopling 10y ago
I've lived in China, even did a bit of English teaching on the side from time to time. My experience was that the bar for English teachers was very low, people with no skills other than speaking english as a first language could move t
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by moopling 10y ago
The key difference here is in the probabilities. For every witch or communist accused, approximately none were actually witches or communists. That is simply not true for harrassers, for instance the estimated false accusation rate among ra
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by moopling 10y ago
I had a ton of build quality issues with my Z3 compact (as did pretty much everyone I knew who had the phone). Quite a bit online about the flaky build quality as well. Unsure if the Z5 was any better as I opted for the Samsung A3 after tha
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Quoting command line arguments the wrong way (2011)(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
127 points by moopling 10y ago|147 comments

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