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by pistle 12y ago
Well, that's probably why. Somewhat obvious. If you put something through with content in and around the range, you get a notch filter with a resonant hump... not all that interesting.
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by pistle 12y ago
I was about to question everything until I read this. Thanks AE. My understanding of MBC is more like a crossover (or mix of low, bandpass, and highpass filters) network followed by compression per band within each section of the frequency
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by pistle 12y ago
I have this image of you, in a dining room with a mirrored wall, having vigorous sex with your wife while she is eating a sensible dinner - trying to safely navigate a forkful of mixed greens. You are looking at yourself in the mirror and f
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by pistle 12y ago
If you buy the subscription, you get an offer to buy identity theft protection. If you buy the identity theft protection, you get an offer to get cash for your tax return NOW instead of in a few months. 60 days later, I'm getting calls
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by pistle 12y ago
You can't smear virology because of HIV. Then again, NIH speaks directly to Koch's. See here: http://www.niaid.nih.gov/topics/HIVAIDS/Understanding/howHIV... You can't smear protein folding bec
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by pistle 12y ago
Alternatively, it could be, "The answer is 'No.' Let me randomly tell something so you'll go fuck off while we get things done. If we wanted you, we'd call you back."
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by pistle 12y ago
OP is likely wonderful at parties. He's great when you need someone to randomly shame people without really having much to go on.
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by pistle 12y ago
Immature OP gets rejected for job by the front-line gatekeeper... builds a castle of vengeful pith. When you get to the technical interview, with the more senior engineer, you can pull out your bike-shedding hipsterism. Hope you find a kind
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by pistle 12y ago
I can pull examples of sample mangling that fall under these definitions from, at least, somewhere around 1993-1995. Someone seriously is saying BT invented this shit?
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by pistle 12y ago
Give me any person speaking any sentence and I'll make you a song.
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by pistle 12y ago
Oh, but that filter, glide, and accent circuit can elevate. They sometimes behave so strangely.
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by pistle 12y ago
There are broad swaths in this community who are unwilling to understand the targets of their disruption - similar to those unwilling to understand why something that seems obtuse is the prescribed solution developed in a previous context.
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by pistle 12y ago
That's theoretically a good thing. If it costs less to eat rice from the US, then that capital can be put to use in other ways. The problem can be an existing large imbalance in income producing resources. If rice agriculture is the on
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by pistle 12y ago
Should have drawn a trend line to avoid a comparison that includes the bubble in real-estate value... but then it wouldn't likely be such an ominous number.
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by pistle 12y ago
There are favors and then there is the bidding of a powerful hand.
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by pistle 12y ago
The messages from GOP seem more like desperate attempts to not sound like English first kids. It's awkward in places where maybe a translator service would use the wrong word, but with language structure for sentences that would not co
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by pistle 12y ago
I find the terminology of 'cure' for diabetes distracting, if not confusing. My understanding is that type-2 diabetes has a genetic component and environmental component (typically obesity). You can treat the obesity and assuage t
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by pistle 12y ago
Look for the "Free wifi here!" signs at your local Ford dealer service parking lot. Seems like this sync process is a point to target for hackers / law enforcement. Imagine turning cars into bugging devices just by doing a dr
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by pistle 12y ago
It fits nicely within the dev story around getting .net and C# running across platforms along with the Xamarin partnership. With testflight evaporating, this is a logical acquisition. Does it make sense to keep it open to native devs? Sure.
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by pistle 12y ago
This is how someone can sell a Keurig machine. That's not espresso and the coffee is a poor value. Seriously folks, is it that hard to make your own coffee that's better than these things?
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by pistle 12y ago
If you start bending on this, you become the thing you hate. Take the moral high-ground or slide down the mountain. Good luck finding a comfortable place somewhere before you are below the person you hate.
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by pistle 12y ago
> "Twenty years ago the time to Aids was 10 years, but in the last 10 years in Botswana that might have increased to 12.5 years, a sort of incremental change, but in the big picture that is a rapid change." 20 years ago, the AR
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by pistle 12y ago
We can play semantic games all day, but the work is something women still take on, even in "equal" households, in disproportionate amount. http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/parentingtime.htm Maybe you mean
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by pistle 12y ago
Nobody says that it's only a women's issue. But, if that servers your rhetorical needs, you keep putting those words in peoples' mouths. Childcare is vastly a burden born by women, thus considered a women's issue. That d
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by pistle 12y ago
So they blog about it in aggregate. It's not like they would know exactly who each of those riders were and would think about using that data for anything than the lulz. I'm sure this sort of data wouldn't be interesting for
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by pistle 12y ago
Wow, this reads nothing like a PR fluff piece misdirecting people away from the worst week ever for Uber...
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by pistle 12y ago
Stop stop stop saying "communicating at a distance." They may be formed or placed into an "entangled" state, but they aren't communicating through any physical wormhole. It's waves all the way down. And string
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by pistle 12y ago
There's a lot of space dedicated to laying text over pictures proving that the words are weak enough that a big image, possibly unrelated, is really important to obscuring the message. Give me something to feel before I try to think ab
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by pistle 12y ago
Any non-misogynist Gamergaters (are there any?) don't get "it" or the media. Maybe in some weird deconstruction of "equality," so long as you can provoke a response, you can plead "they were mean too!" But
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by pistle 12y ago
Ballmer was at the helm when this train started rolling. It has taken years to get here. When Hanselman said to Miguel, "We did it." on stage at dev connect, I took that to mean something much larger than open sourcing Core.net. T

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