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14y ago
Just for answers? Lame. It would be noteworthy if they had an option to replace instances of pi with tau in all the practice problems.
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Really excited to see what fan-made stuff comes out of this. The replay editor is a child's toy in comparison.
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14y ago
It seems like turbulence is an issue when the beam is sent through the air, but could it be transmitted through a cable over longer distances? I certainly wouldn't mind upgrading my internet speed from 25 Mb/s to 2500000 Mb/s.
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14y ago
For some reason I get really upset when people try to analyze internet culture. Especially if it earns them a Master's degree. Is this normal?
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14y ago
Okay, this whole Trans thing has gotten a little out of hand. Nobody is being oppressed because someone used the word "gender" instead of "sex." If you feel offended by that word choice, you're probably a little over-sensitive.
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14y ago
Sadly, if there was a show called "Kiddies and Command Lines," sites like reddit would probably eat it up. Parents should let their kids discover what they like, not force their own preferences on them.
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14y ago
Wow, how have I not heard of WeMo before? Though Belkin is typically a little overpriced, I think they've opened the door for other companies (Phillips, maybe?) to offer their own version. I'm definitely looking forward to automating my dor
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14y ago
I hope they aren't as awful as he makes them out to be. I was aspiring to work for them someday :|
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14y ago
That's a good point. You have to wonder if they considered innovating in that area as well. Perhaps a system that diffuses light through the ceiling of each floor? That would be quite impressive.
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14y ago
I hope all this recent talk of language and the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis spurs interest in lojban. Perhaps it can be further tuned to reduce color/gender bias. http://lojban.org/publications/level0/lojbanLevel0.pdf
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14y ago
Anyone happen to know if it uses their new ultra-responsive (1ms) touchscreen technology? I remember being pretty excited about that when they demoed it, but it seemed like it wouldn't be rolled out for a while. http://www.youtube.com/watc
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14y ago
Okay, I'm a little confused. What exactly is a Co-Prossessor? It looks like a graphics card. Will it replace the graphics cards or work alongside it? Does it only handle highly parallel tasks, with the processor handling serials tasks?
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14y ago
I think more people would be fine with Windows 8 if people stopped telling them that they should hate it. Same for Vista; personally, I never encountered problems with drivers/sluggishness that people told me were bound to happen. It wasn't
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14y ago
I personally prefer WinDirStat: http://windirstat.info/ is there a definitive "best" treeviewer? In terms of how fast it's able to scan your drive contents?
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14y ago
can we stop now, I'm getting really upset
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14y ago
Interesting. I wonder if moot will adopt this for 4chan. Recently he's seemed interested in optimizing the site (most notably by cleaning up the HTML/CSS and adding mobile support).
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14y ago
That's a good point. I hadn't really thought about virtual economies like WoW or Eve as similar to the Fed in that they can essentially print money.
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14y ago
Where exactly is Eve? All I can find is this poetry database.
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14y ago
I certainly agree with this outlook. I've been wearing nothing but blue jeans and plain white t-shirts lately, and it definitely has taken a lot off my mind.
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The DIWire Bender
(vimeo.com)
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14y ago
I think you'll find that, due to the highly polarizing nature of Objectivist-C, the truth value of rand() depends on what machine you run it on.
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14y ago
The first thing I thought of was CamSpace: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/control-any-game-with-your-webc... I remember using it a few years ago and it seemed pretty buggy (though maybe it was just my low quality webcam). This seems like it
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14y ago
Memrise is pretty cool, I've been using it to learn the lojban gismu and it seems quite effective so far.
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The time, in RGB
(timetorgb.com)
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15y ago
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Nanotubes stay cool when conducting, have potential applications in CPUs
(phys.org)
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Remee - The Lucid Dreaming Mask
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15y ago
Oftentimes I find myself wondering what temperature it is outside and instinctively glancing at my watch...this seems like a great solution. I remember having a "Tricorder" program for my Palm Pilot but all it did was make Star Trek sounds,
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15y ago
Beautiful. I must admit I often find myself wishing I grew up in the era of MUDs and newsgroups. Sometimes it seems like the days of the "samurai" are over.
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Transparent 3D Desktop
(leejinha.com)
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15y ago
Just wondering, how would XBMC fare on a Raspberry Pi? I've been thinking about setting up an ultra-cheap media center.
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