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nate_martin
14y ago
silk road
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Shor's Algorithm Factoring Help
(cstheory.stackexchange.com)
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007 had this exact weapon in Skyfall.
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14y ago
If you use shift+ctrl+cmd+4 it puts it on your clipboard instead of your desktop.
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>"Can you live without jquery? ... Still, if you are serious about performance, 32kB over the wire will offend you" I am pretty sure most sites will link to google's jquery, which will probably be cached by the user's browser.
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Wake Up Club for PS Vita
(blog.us.playstation.com)
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What about the Higgs Boson?
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Not actually a compiler, more of a translator.
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>"So, you know, a common past exploit mechanism, something called a buffer of the flow attack." Buffer of the flow attack eh?
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According to wikipedia Integer Programming is NP-Hard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_programming
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has not been proved...yet, and is currently under review by the math community.
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That's what VC is for.
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I think he is showing the clique problem cannot be solved in polynomial time. Since clique is in NP and not P, P!=NP.
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I am not in that class, but apparently the students who took the exam were outraged in regards to the format.
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One of my professors just gave this exam [pdf]
(www-users.cs.umn.edu)
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I'd really like to know exactly how much time the average user spends on G+ per month in comparison to Facebook. The only reason I ever go on it is to see what Linus has posted.
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Just because a prof at your school formats a programming class poorly does not mean that all cs curricula need to be changed. In every programming class I have taken, projects have taken large precedent over exams and I feel like general co
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Did that image remind anyone else of Joy Division? http://gothstore.piratemerch.com/images/joy-division.jpg