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There is a little more information here: http://thenextweb.com/apps/2016/02/16/ibm-has-just-open-sour...
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IBM has released open blockchain with embedded Go scripting(github.com)
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IANAL, so this is based on my limited research trying to hire a student I know... Legally, you can't work while on a student visa in the US. Unless you can somehow get your school to sign off on it as relevant to your degree. Your best
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Sorry if my comment came off too harsh, I'm honestly very glad to hear it. You have a long uphill battle ahead and I sincerely hope you succeed. There's been too much consolidation onto github for me to be fully happy with my real
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Too little too late. While there are certainly plenty of rarely-updated packages still on SF, many of the good active ones have already left. They'll need significant investment in order to turn things around quickly enough and bring u
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I find it interesting that many of the IT/Engineering/Tech jobs have a high degree of connectivity to elementary/middle school teachers. So the high salaries are helping to balance out the crap salaries.
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This. Fraud generally requires that the victim rely on the "fradulent" statement to decide to move forward (e.g. solving the captcha). So even if you assume that the terms "free" and "security" were intentional
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by pbnjay 11y ago
Fraud generally requires that the victim rely on the "fradulent" statement to decide to move forward (e.g. solving the captcha). So even if you assume that the terms "free" and "security" were intentionally mea
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What if each H-1B simply cost the difference between a citizen's average salary and the foreign worker's average salary? e.g. if a US citizen working at Facebook makes 180k, and the foreign worker makes 150k, that H-1B should cost
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C# .NET Developer | Stridatum LLC | http://stridatum.com | Remote / Contract Looking for a developer with UI Automation framework experience to help out on a desktop app I've been building. I need a method that will gi
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I hope the improvement isn't too surprising, you're basically dropping all the intermediate serialization overhead and command parsing.
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I'd really prefer seeing a full example before signing up. You're not providing enough information about what I'll get out of this save a few tiny cropped screenshots.
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Can the sample size be done in percentage points (of the source image)? I think some of your example images are higher resolution than others so it takes a lot of fiddling to find similar results.
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Just curious, was this primarily hotspot or other smaller panels? We looked at this internally as well but the available machine types have very limited ram for things like the exome panels we're starting to work with.
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Every time I heard these ads I cringed. As a scientist (with plenty of experience in the neuroscience domain) I knew there was no way they could back up those claims reliably. I definitely noticed when they toned down the claims, but even t
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To answer my own question after thinking for a couple minutes: maybe VW's fall will put it in a position for Uber to get in play.
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So Google+Ford, Lyft+GM, Tesla on both sides software/hardware... Where is Uber's Hardware going to come from now? I wonder if this is an instance where the personalities involved with Uber are having a detrimental effect on these
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Clearer and more standard SQL Join: SELECT En1.Name, En2.Name, Cn.Name FROM EmployeeNode AS En1, EmployeeNode AS En2, ClientNode AS Cn, Colleagues AS Cg, ClientOf AS C1, ClientOf AS C2 WHERE En1.Name = ‘Jane Doe’
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I'm hoping I'm missing something important, or that there's a reason the documentation isn't more clear, especially if this is coming from Microsoft. "efficiently manage graphs" != "efficiently trave
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named blocks in templates! and http/2 in core! it's like an early christmas! OK I know I have to wait till February... but still
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Quotes to save the clicks... > The dietary supplement Ginkgo biloba was found to be ineffective in reducing the development of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease in older people > The GEM study—the largest of its kind to date—was a rand
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Mice are ~30% similar genetically to humans, so a surprising amount of transfers. Rats are a bit more similar IIRC, but mice breed quicker so it's easier to do bigger studies... Source: Used to work in mouse research on addiction (alco
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Go's biggest strengths for me around the tools and ecosystem, and code readability. I very rarely find myself wanting generic code, and when I do using empty interfaces make the code difficult to read. I don't want to start an imp
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Except at religious schools, generally chapel is not voluntary, but required. People tend to pick churches where they are NOT uncomfortable, versus in a college chapel they will be more edgy for just this reason - to get their students to a
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I started with that, but there's no reason to use the formatting specifiers when the padding string is already blank. With the dynamic width Fprintf still needs to waste time parsing the format string.
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There's an odd, big complaint about numeric casts that culminates in this line of code: fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "%"+strconv.FormatInt(int64(paddingWidth), 10)+"s %s\r", "", legend) Which could be i
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What's the point of "login with github" if you still ask for my email? Not interested...
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> or the article describing it doesn't do it justice Yup, total linkbait writing here. I was able to find more info: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10533808
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Actually, it's just bad reporting. I had the same thoughts as you, but I found the paper here: http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Craig_White6/publication... Control group wore plain white hats, and each par
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Sweet, I'm building an app that sorta does this as a side effect. The idea for that app wasn't so scientifically based, but this is some pretty cool supporting information. I think there's still a lot of opportunity left arou

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