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by pmalynin 10y ago
Meh. "what was accomplished by the American 'Founding Fathers' was extraordinary" actually what they achieved was a bit of a cop-out, in fact T. Jefferson helped draft the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Cit
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by pmalynin 10y ago
OVH does
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by pmalynin 10y ago
AFAIK it shouldn't be issue. Some twins (identical twins) are created when a two cell organism detaches into two separate entities.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Wave was too ahead of its time. Bots in channels that could translate and issue arbitrary actions? In 2009? Nonsense.
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China's Tiangong-1 space station 'out of control' and will crash to Earth(theguardian.com)
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Thats interesting, I'm not sure which part of Canada you are from, but here in Edmonton the police are very friendly and as far as I know that is the majority opinion. Personally, and even amongst my friends (which ranges from Tim Hort
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Incarceration Rates per 100,000 population in 1925-2014(upload.wikimedia.org)
10 points by pmalynin 10y ago|2 comments
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by pmalynin 10y ago
We've made the mistake of using Flask in production...now we're trying to witch to aiohttp as fast as possible. WSGI is partly to blame. A web technology derived from the '93 has no place in 2016.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
https://samy.pl/pwnat/
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by pmalynin 10y ago
This explains why Package Control, Ansible Docs, etc. were down. Sucks. I knew this has happened before, just didn't know it was Linode.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
It's just as appropriate as 'flogging / periodic executions of lowest performing staff' Hence my point.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
You are right -- that's how we built the Pyramids and America pre civil war, and look how far that got us. If you want interpret my response at the extremes I'm more that glad to dance.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
I think there was a bit on NPR a few months ago that discussed the idea that having a fallback will make you work and try less exactly for the same reason. I think having the "cornered animal" type of drive goes a long way.
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Learning values across many orders of magnitude(arxiv.org)
1 points by pmalynin 10y ago|0 comments
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Following the logic it should be the hypervisor
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Consider a simpler case of two dimensional real vectors. Lets consider the vector space of R^2, since all finite dimensional vector spaces of same dimensionality are isomorphic, R^2 is isomorphic to the complex numbers. How would you order
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by pmalynin 10y ago
"One of Europe’s most radical political parties" I find the language a bit off putting. It puts the Pirate Party along "Golden Dawn", other various extremist groups etc. that all get grouped under "radical political
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by pmalynin 10y ago
I think I've seen something around ~11k BTC volume per day on coinable exchange, so you are somewhat right, especially if you spread your trades over a period of a few days.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Plus rapidly decelerating electrons produce x-rays.
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Meteor 1.4 Available(info.meteor.com)
1 points by pmalynin 10y ago|0 comments
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by pmalynin 10y ago
SBCL compiles to native. In fact thats how you check if the function was tail-optimized -- it will have a JMP opcode instead of CALL
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Very similar to what I wrote about a year ago. https://github.com/Nessphoro/DeliveryTruck
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by pmalynin 10y ago
AX, is just the lower 16 bits of EAX, so all correct. This is GAS / AT&T syntax
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Adversarial examples in the physical world(arxiv.org)
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by pmalynin 10y ago
>What good is a half-full glass to you if you're dead? What bad is it if you're dead?
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Presumably because the system uses an 8 bit unsigned integer for counting.
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The Most Beautiful Death(lettersofnote.com)
2 points by pmalynin 10y ago|0 comments
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Hermicity: cities powered by ethereum blockchain(hermicity.org)
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Nitpick "large binaryblob" is literally "large binary binary large object"
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by pmalynin 10y ago
"I'm pretty sure that in years after WW1 people were saying that odds of having another war in just 2 decades are extremely slim. " Well -- there was the whole "politicians lost the war" thing and general bitterness

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