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by noiv 8y ago
55 years here. Fight complexity and sell it. Avoid head counters like hell. Go fast and steep. There is a market...
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by noiv 8y ago
Yeah, Janus is excellent. Just get it running in a local network and head scratch about ICE, STUN, etc. only if a firewall is needed.
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Robot in an Experiment convinces humans to not switch him off(journals.plos.org)
2 points by noiv 8y ago|0 comments
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Pinning extreme weather on climate change is now routine and reliable science(nature.com)
2 points by noiv 8y ago|0 comments
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by noiv 8y ago
You may want to exclude language from reality. The dichotomy of questions and answers might not happen in the latter. Or the other way round: As long you have questions you're not there yet. I present you one piece of the puzzle: The P
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by noiv 8y ago
This zoomable interface shows all items at once: https://belowthesurface.amsterdam/en/rokin/
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by noiv 8y ago
I'd argue it's rather impossible to disprove strong linguistic relativity as long as no one describes an experiment without using language.
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by noiv 8y ago
Whatever leads to 60fps on client-side is welcomed.
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by noiv 8y ago
Capturing, collecting and forwarding mouse movement events can be done at almost no cost. 10 locs max.
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by noiv 8y ago
Photogrammetry is not rocket science and recent smart phones scan photos into 3D. Provide some Exabytes server space and start a movement with people taking city selfies ;)
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by noiv 8y ago
Different interfaces - data sources mostly overlap as they are in the public domain.
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by noiv 8y ago
Where available GE has images taken from planes updated after several years. WorldView's images are updated every day and taken from satellites.
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by noiv 8y ago
ESA's Sentinel fleet offers similar images with much higher spatial but lower temporal resolution, here's a two days old nearly cloud free view of San Francisco: https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/#lat=3
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by noiv 8y ago
Link to publication: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/360/6393/1124
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Bees May Understand Zero, a Concept That Took Humans Millennia to Grasp(smithsonianmag.com)
2 points by noiv 8y ago|1 comments
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by noiv 8y ago
Do the math...
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Numberphile: Weber's Law(youtube.com)
1 points by noiv 8y ago|0 comments
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by noiv 8y ago
NASA to the rescue: https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/Milankovitch/ Basically it's not measurable within a lifetime and the signal of human interaction with the climate is magnitudes higher.
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by noiv 8y ago
Well, it depends, if you can keep the rules structured as data and not as code you're fine.
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by noiv 8y ago
It's a trade. For example, you can split the whole program (think execution of hundreds of business rules) into an interpreter - maintained by developers - and the pure rules in an easy to understand text file - maintained by business
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Yuval Harari: Why Fascism is so tempting and how your Data could power it(ted.com)
2 points by noiv 8y ago|0 comments
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by noiv 8y ago
If we only had a good definition of what life is. The border between organic and inorganic gets kinda blurry with time.
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by noiv 8y ago
One way to see it. Another may consider population, the western world massively exporting trash, having decades of head start on polluting the oceans with plastic (micro plastic needs time) and totally fails to develop exportable clean cons
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by noiv 9y ago
I believe he refers to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(programming_language)
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by noiv 9y ago
Please include more older compacts for a full size range and permalinks to send around.
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Numberphile: Dealing Cards with Cryptography (with Ron Rivest)(youtube.com)
5 points by noiv 9y ago|0 comments
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Fitts’s law(en.wikipedia.org)
83 points by noiv 9y ago|2 comments
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by noiv 9y ago
Geoengineering is just a money sink if the root cause isn't tackled. This proposal might slow down SLR, but the oceans will continue to sour, temperatures to rise and weather becomes more economically threatening.
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by noiv 9y ago
There is no sun light for months in Arctic winter. Usually jet streams/polar vortex keep the cold air within the high latitudes. Due to Climate Change or more specific Arctic Amplification the pressure gradient from the Equator to the
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by noiv 9y ago
> bell curve The thing is the curve is moving towards higher temperatures and we get unexpected deviations more on one end than the other. And have you considered these events may be not significant - yet, because the science department

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