mtreis86

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by mtreis86 7y ago
It is very similar in terms of the logic puzzles you need to solve, but the format and tests are different.
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by mtreis86 7y ago
Depending on the car, there are quite a few more small fiddly components. Magnitudes more.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Have you seen Requiem For A Dream?
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by mtreis86 8y ago
The mindset I have seen is less fear, more "if I don't understand this, how could anyone else?"
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Which lisp? Those numbers don't seem right from my experience with SBCL.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
You go in to the dealership because your three year old car needs repairs. They tell you its going to need a new engine and suspension and going to cost almost as much as a new car, and try to sell you on one instead of the repair. Mechanic
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by mtreis86 8y ago
I have been working through the examples and exercises in Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming by Peter Norvig, the full text is available online, all code discussed in the book is LISP https://github.com/norvig&
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by mtreis86 8y ago
https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix is opensource and is basically a firewall built in a browser extension
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by mtreis86 8y ago
IBM made one of their buckling spring keyboards with a trackpoint, the M13
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Here is their PR page for it https://newsroom.intel.com/articles/new-intel-architectures-...
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Those two projects were directly intertwined. The Titan missile is what took people into space in Project Gemini. The space program was, in my opinion, a front for the intercontinental ballistic missile program.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
I suspect a lot of people feel like they have already outlived their own expectations
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by mtreis86 8y ago
The cartels can do the math - cocaine is at least 10x more profitable.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
In order to change the brakes on the rear of a Volkswagen you need a computer in order to retract the electronically adjusted calipers. This doesn't answer your question but it does exemplify the current situation. Cars aren't pur
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Most of the traffic lights that have vehicle detection mechanisms don't pick up motorcycles so you end up treating red lights more like stop signs if there is no one around.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
My favorite is the FLAC algorithm. It's fairly simple to explain - take a signal input, pattern match a generative signal that closely matches the original or part of it, and the output is a combination of that generative code and the
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by mtreis86 8y ago
You can put up to a 200ft tower in your back yard for radio purposes without registration so long as you're at least 4 miles or greater from an airport (closer requires proportionally smaller towers - around 1mile/50ft). https:&#
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Link to report: http://report.ipcc.ch/sr15/ Looks like this is the paper that presents the model for the calculations: https://www.geosci-model-dev.net/11/2273/2018/gmd-11-2273-20...
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by mtreis86 8y ago
> and must be bootstrapped twice of course Would you mind elaborating?
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by mtreis86 8y ago
No, it's written in Haskell
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by mtreis86 8y ago
No autorotation?
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by mtreis86 8y ago
It's sort of like measuring the wood grain of a log. The wafer is solid but the wells are measurable, just like the log is solid but the grain can be measured.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Check out Interim, http://dump.mntmn.com/interim-paper/
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Many concepts cannot be described visually. You can't visualize how freshly cut grass smells, so there isn't much of a way to utilize that mental process as a manner of connecting you to something in your past to base a feeling of
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by mtreis86 8y ago
From what I can tell the book has no real beginning or end, but three threads each of which start and end in different places, none of which start or end at the beginning or ending of the book. That chapter seems to be the end of one of tho
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by mtreis86 8y ago
More of that truck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKzTy8OPZ6Y
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Direct link http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~black/publications/egal.pdf
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by mtreis86 8y ago
Molecules being found in nature, or not, has nothing to do with the speed they decompose. Many unnatural compounds are similar enough to natural ones for microbes and enzymes to decompose them efficiently. And many compounds, like glass, ar
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by mtreis86 8y ago
And how many tech people also avoid console applications.
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by mtreis86 8y ago
It is fine if they are strong enough to provide more than basic friendship. But many people are effectively drowning in life and can't really help anyone else swim.

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