oberstein

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by oberstein 11y ago
If using Java and not Clojure, maybe I'd use enunciate again on top of the standard JavaEE stuff. http://enunciate.webcohesion.com/ Deploy with tomcat.
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by oberstein 11y ago
Mostly the argument expressed by others here: it would be too boring and it will encourage the further production of things like No Man's Sky that will ultimately fail to satisfy because the number of hedons per game frame is very lo
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by oberstein 11y ago
Even if we can, playing around with http://www.outerra.com/ makes me question if we should.
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by oberstein 11y ago
According to My Little Pony [0], just believe in the forgiveness of friends who believe in forgiving you... [0] https://youtu.be/9hpPOZGpHFk
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by oberstein 11y ago
Other less liberal governments will simply ban something they consider sinful instead of try to make money off it while letting their populace (who they are supposed to care about) slide into hell (if the thing is truly sinful). Historicall
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by oberstein 11y ago
Yes, my comment was sarcastic. Roads have been and still are built by governments and private groups and even individuals for a long time. I have no issues with taxation in general, but I think personal income tax is a mistake and related t
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by oberstein 11y ago
If a government is already having trouble collecting funds it is owed, this currency will not help it. The government would just be faced with two problems instead of one.
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by oberstein 11y ago
We never had roads before the 19th century when personal income tax was introduced.
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by oberstein 11y ago
Don't forget James Randi.
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by oberstein 11y ago
> It's bad for performance, security, and maintenance. Compared to what, exactly? Ruby? I'll give you Node for double performance and roughly equivalent (and annoying) maintenance, but PHP's security story, with or without
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by oberstein 11y ago
That is a problem of robotic hardware, not AI. It's really easy to hook up a microcontroller to get mic input and query a voice recognition server (backed by some sort of AI software) and then do commands based on interpretation of the
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by oberstein 11y ago
Radar is kind of fun to get into, though 2 Ghz isn't a very good frequency for (through-wall) imaging. http://ocw.mit.edu/resources/res-ll-003-build-a-small-radar-... has some SAR demos, and if you follow to Dr. C
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by oberstein 11y ago
Indeed, perhaps we should aim to have weaponized drones following cops around that can precisely target weak points when the cop orders. This article also makes a compelling case that when the necromorphs come, cops will be useless to prote
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by oberstein 11y ago
How much under $30k were you? $30k is still a lot of money, even if it's not the even larger $100k-$150k number more and more people are reporting. What were your average monthly expenses including the summer months, and did you work a
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by oberstein 11y ago
Donate to the relevant parties. Unless you're already very old or very sick, it's hard to say you're condemned. A lot can happen in the next 40 years.
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by oberstein 11y ago
I would imagine not, though the parent can speak for himself. I agree with what has been said before, that Go is a bold step backwards, just another language to replace large amounts of Legacy Enterprise Code with (sometimes) slightly less
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by oberstein 11y ago
It's called RISUG. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversible_inhibition_of_sperm...
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by oberstein 11y ago
I thought self-teaching, self-taught, and similar were jargon that has been around for a long time. In the historically recent programming community especially it's all over the place: people who never did formal CS education teaching
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by oberstein 11y ago
Money management works at all levels. It is just a lot easier when you have more to manage because your tolerance for error is higher, and you can thus be much sloppier and spend less time on it. What I don't think works so well is tea
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by oberstein 11y ago
The Arab world traditionally has had great mathematicians. I'm sure there is a bright young student in university right now who could write a good enough PGP implementation for the right price.
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by oberstein 11y ago
You would be better served by a Bayesian approach to A/B testing, and measure directly the probability of A converting more than B. http://www.evanmiller.org/bayesian-ab-testing.html You can then apply some sort of dec
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by oberstein 11y ago
Show me an AI that can beat the best human at Chess, and I'll show you one that can beat the best human at any game? Your mistake is assuming that a sizable portion of the work these jobs involve can't be replaced by "dumb AI
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by oberstein 11y ago
Charlie Manson never killed anyone either. Nevertheless. I expect Ross to waste away just as Manson has, and that by the time he reaches his "old years" that he requested be left to him, and which have now been denied to him, he&#