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by myrryr 10y ago
it wasn't a notification, it was DOING something.
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by myrryr 10y ago
Here is why the idea is coming up over and over again. http://betanews.com/2016/06/30/windows-10-subscriptions-anni... http://www.zdnet.com/article/mystery-file-in-preview-build-h... The
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by myrryr 10y ago
I'm really surprised that d3.js isn't on the list. It should be. I _suspect_ it would completely own most of the tests, but be bad on memory allocation.
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by myrryr 10y ago
You get speed. For animation, doing a dom diff each frame is really slow. D3 is way way faster. For data visualization, d3 has a lot of well built extensions. I tend to go in the other direction, I use d3 rather then react for the rest of t
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by myrryr 10y ago
Kodak didn't want to do non film cameras.
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by myrryr 10y ago
the helium atom IS its molecule..
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by myrryr 10y ago
Helium is the smallest molecule. H2 is quite a bit bigger.
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by myrryr 10y ago
yes you can, and it means you can have a reactor which (when the power to the fusor fails), it turns off(ish).
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by myrryr 10y ago
Chapel (from Cray), x10 (from IBM, and fortress (from sun) were all created to solve this problem (and all got funding from DARPA to do so). Fortress (which was way out there and very cool!) Died a horrid death. I think x10 still exists. O
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by myrryr 10y ago
If I got that break, then yes, I would buy one. Hell, we don't even have tigers in this country, I'd still get it.
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by myrryr 10y ago
Speed mostly.
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by myrryr 11y ago
Huh, I didn't get that from the Wiki article (it is a bit hard going), but... I found some other easier articles to follow on this. I stand corrected. Median of medians is freaking awesome :)
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by myrryr 11y ago
Nope, Median of Medians is an approximation.
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by myrryr 11y ago
I do have this printed on a t-shirt, it is my Christmas with my family t-shirt. it doesn't work well at all, but every now and then it produces some pretty amusing results. Early versions of photoshop would put a big black box over me
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by myrryr 11y ago
The New Zealand Government did. There was a Hackathon last weekend around a bunch of problems that various government departments wanted to have solved. The people at the hackathon have has a week since to get their teams together and pitch
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by myrryr 11y ago
There is no actual Muller formula though. Though, I can see how you would build a color scale creator using the idea. I will see how it works with our data visualizations, and if so, d3 now has modules, I can build something for that. Curre
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by myrryr 11y ago
Scala CAN have continuations, you can turn them on in the compiler.
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by myrryr 11y ago
In many respects all ML does is evaluate all the evidence before it. It cuts both ways.
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by myrryr 11y ago
What do you mean it doesn't exist? I work in that field, it exists.
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by myrryr 11y ago
We stage stuff out. After a week, it goes out of cache. After a month, we no longer keep multiple copies around. After 3 months, we gather stats from it, and push it to some tar.xz files, which we store. So its out of the database. We can s
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by myrryr 12y ago
I didn't like early versions soylent, joylent (the UK variant) is ok (the strawberry one is pretty good), I'm not sure what later versions of soylent are like.
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by myrryr 12y ago
if People can take a massive range of macronutrients. Seriously, if soylent was going to be a problem, then people would have to be FAR more careful about what they eat then they are now. It all reminds me of the perfect is the enemy of goo
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by myrryr 12y ago
Not at all, and there are VERY few people who use it that way.
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by myrryr 12y ago
ok... here is the deal.... the Tsar Bomba was ^#%$ing huge. No seriously... MUCH MUCH bigger then you think. it was 10 times the combined power of all the conventional explosives used in World War II it was 10% of the combined yield of all
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by myrryr 12y ago
Keep an eye on Servo as well. https://github.com/servo/servo
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by myrryr 12y ago
"You can't have skyrocketing rental prices. That's economically impossible." "If you do have skyrocketing rental prices, you should buy yourself an Econ 101 textbook and educate yourself about why this is impossible
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by myrryr 12y ago
They gain HEAPS pointing at North Korea. They can say that it shows the threat that the US has from other countries on a hacking front, and that they need more funding around a cyber defense initiative. IT can't be - oh anonymous (or
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by myrryr 12y ago
Nope, it is because they have announced the 1.0 release. You can build stuff in it without having the platform change from under you now. 2 years ago it was all alpha / betas.
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by myrryr 12y ago
It is production ready. We use it a lot. Mongo? Well, yes, you are stuck with Mongo - there isn't good database support outside of that, and as for Cordova? I have no idea why they baked that in either :) It IS good though, the ability
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by myrryr 12y ago
What does meteor have for you? Well, not so much right now. Crud applications talking to SQL isn't its focus point. You want to build apps quickly that automatically sync up between uses (think google docs) and like using mongo? Then t

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