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How about an "untweet". Basically a thumbs down for tweets that smell. Then use collaborative UN-filtering. Or how about using Word2Vec to usher turds to a remote part of the tweet space. Use sliders to adjust your results. For ex
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Funny, from this page: http://catalog.herbalife.com/Catalog/en-US/Core-Products/Cor... I click on "BBB Accredited Business" link which leads to a BBB page that states: "THIS BUSINESS IS NOT BBB
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I had a similar problem with a crypto presentation. Basically, I was angling for a free ticket to an expensive conference. The trick was to propose something that is plausible, but too arcane for practical use. The consolation was a free ti
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I wonder if ordering workers back to office had a long term effect on moral? http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/26/technology/yahoo-orders-ho...
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I'm going to give this a try. A few months ago, I split a project into two sub projects and would flip between them. Was really productive. It helped that one was a good test of the other. Now, I'm stuck on another project. Think
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At JavaOne, I remember seeing Bill Joy predicting that $1T of wealth creation was going to grow to $10T. I think this was in 1999. A few years later, he warned that nanotech may turn us into grey goo. [I may be exaggerating a bit] Birth of
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> Have you have ever used the "flex" nib? Tried it once. I suspect that if you spent thousands of hours drawing that the haptics would make a difference.
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Thanks. Didn't realize Wacom had one of these - has been a while. Yeah, I preferred the thinner "classic pen" https://www.wacom.com/en-us/store/pens/classic-pen One trick is to use the eraser a
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>> "Have you posted on stack overflow" — do you mean regarding my slow motion issue? Yes. Was wondering if you tried capturing UITouches on a nil view to get global coordinates. Just a stab in the dark, since I'm fully
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Looks pretty cool. Will check it out. Oddly, I have an App that crashes only on the iPad Pro, so I cannot return the favor. :( Have you posted on stack overflow? I have a question, but that may be a better place to ask. Here's is my ap
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXlkzZubHnM
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translated to cartesian coordinates. position x, y; tilt x, y; and pressure. No yaw, which would be twisting the pencil.
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Will be curious to see how many levels of pressure. Wacom Intuos pro claims 2048 levels. Dynamic range is important. I've spent several thousand hours writing visual synths on top of various Wacom tablets, which feels amazing! Have on
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I didn't buy the item. It was an Apple Watch charger that Apple lists for $29 and the vendor has a "list price" $59. In the past, I have read reviews which mention that an item is being sold for a lot more than SRP. So, I tho
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That would an interpretation. I didn't order the item in question. However, a week before, I did order a different item for double the price. Different vendor. Different department; one was food, the other electronics. Then I started t
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I did price check; didn't order. Seller claimed that an item sold by Apple directly for $29 had a list price of $59. It was touted to be a genuine Apple charger.
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Here is the review an Apple Watch charger with a retail price of $59.95 >>"List Price" is double Apple's price. You can order this directly from Apple for $29.00
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Am planning to do the opposite; I just cancelled my prime membership. I was an early customer as a friend was the first employee. Recently I bought an item for double the retail price. The seller lied about the price. I wasn't able to
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> Regex is just the wrong tool for lexing and parsing Funny; I recently wrote an Island parser that extends Regex to create a token stream: https://github.com/musesum/Par Quoting the link to Rob Pike's post: &g
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What is twitter's TOS for General AI? Would like to enlist a brutalironybot for trending shame tweets.
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Article seems to be conflating fixed costs with variable costs; development with production. Takes more labor to set up a plant to manufacture a million Model-Ts than building one horseless carriage in a barn.
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Once had a compiler QA gig. Was kinda lazy. So, I wrote a nonsense code synthesizer. Just take the BNF and belch out code. Millions and millions of lines of code. A fun variant was to create a class hierarchy that would run 100's of le
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Hasn't Google evolved from the original backrub algo? More implicit links than anchor tags, with user personalized results. Wouldn't local browser history get clobbered? My browser autofills URLs; typing in "n" autocompl
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Yep, in the 1973 Scientific American, they compared Kcal/Kg/Km of different modes of transport. Bike vs 40x over a Car.
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I used to refer to LLNL sankey diagrams all the time: https://flowcharts.llnl.gov -- really good work. There is also the global model from the IEA: http://www.iea.org/etp/explore/
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@coldcode, was that SmartHeap? The 90's was the era of 3rd party tools for memory pooling and GuardMalloc for debugging.
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Man, oh man, BC was the bomb! In a good way; maybe I should exclaim that it was the anti-bomb!
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"Best Fit" memory management. Malloc three buffers, in order: 64K, 1K, 64K. Now free all three. Next allocate 1K. Guess where it resides in the heap? Yep: the middle! After a while, memory was fragmented with 1K detritus. Even tho
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Using iOS means learning how to finger dance. Press-Press-Tap-Pause-Swipe-Pull-and-Slide! For a laugh, I walked into a UX lab at this year's WWDC. I started to talk about my app in terms of GOMS - specifically Fitts law. There were two
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Same goes with TV: http://lifehacker.com/5095892/happy-people-watch-less-tv-stu... Is it about social status? Or is it the ADs? ADs seek out holes to fill with product. Ad-support-media use analytics to more effectivel
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