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by pushrax 8y ago
Thanks for this reply. Since most people (myself included) are not familiar with the state of the art, this article sounds somewhat compelling, given it describes a plausible correction to the prolific idea of evolutionary trees. At least i
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by pushrax 8y ago
The OP article specifically writes > These disappointing results have required evolutionists to devise several ad hoc mechanisms to explain the ubiquitous inconsistencies. Examples include lateral gene transfer (LGT), differential gene l
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by pushrax 8y ago
Quay has supported Docker image pulls over BitTorrent for a couple years now https://coreos.com/blog/torrent-pulls . Docker themselves have discussed making the official registry extensible enough to support BitTorrent
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by pushrax 9y ago
CRISPR is one of those technologies that will either result in huge quality of life improvements or destruction of humanity.
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by pushrax 10y ago
Here you go http://imgur.com/wIuuCqd
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by pushrax 10y ago
It is a particular form of "what" that is used when dumbstruck.
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by pushrax 10y ago
That's the point, this site is written to be read by North Korea.
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by pushrax 10y ago
tcp_tw_recycle is not what you want. It is only applicable to outgoing connections (i.e. not people connecting to your server), and even in that case provides little benefit over tcp_tw_reuse. I like pointing people here for the explanati
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by pushrax 10y ago
I've experimented with our own game engine and VR sickness. When the view doesn't accelerate relative to your real-world position, there is no issue. The problem starts when you're using external direct movement control, su
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by pushrax 10y ago
You don't need recursion to have a useful computing system. Think about GPUs, which don't have a stack at all.
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by pushrax 11y ago
They didn't provide the exact depth of the search tree in the paper, but IIRC it was mentioned somewhere that it evaluates ~20 moves deep before terminating with the value net.
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by pushrax 11y ago
I did not watch that stream, but IIRC the first move Sedol played in the bottom was a ladder breaker, specifically because white had a difficult-to-see ladder that worked a move earlier than black's ladder on the right side. At that
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by pushrax 11y ago
It's important to remember that this is an accomplishment of humanity, not a defeat. By constructing this AI, we are simply creating another tool for advancing our state of being. (or something like that)
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by pushrax 11y ago
Ke Jie is 8-2 against Sedol.
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by pushrax 11y ago
Irrelevant in this case, there was the latency of the operator reading the move on the screen and physically picking up a stone and placing it on the board.
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by pushrax 11y ago
If AlphaGo wins all 5 matches, what do you think DeepMind will do with it? My intuition is that they won't continue development, and instead focus on other applications. Great game btw, a pleasure to watch.
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by pushrax 11y ago
That sequence on the right side was excellent, I am so impressed with the level of play.
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by pushrax 11y ago
The sarcasm is strong in this one. Hopefully.
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by pushrax 11y ago
Definitely one of the oldest - Shopify is on Rails 4 now, initial commit was on the release day of Rails 0.5!
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by pushrax 11y ago
Just recently set up my local headless Linux server with PCI passthrough and a Windows VM for streaming games over the LAN, works really well! A neat benefit is the ability to connect multiple graphics cards with multiple VMs and effectivel
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by pushrax 12y ago
While a step in the right direction for EuroDNS, it's not really exciting at all. We need more completely free CAs.
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by pushrax 12y ago
Though that same $100 is less than $80 USD right now (sigh). I find that I can get groceries, without skimping, for less than $100/person, it just takes some optimizing and sometimes deciding what to make based on what's on sale.
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by pushrax 12y ago
The idea is that some new hires may be missed due to a candidate deciding the options package is too risky. If they know upfront that leaving the company doesn't force their hand, maybe the package is more attractive.
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by pushrax 12y ago
Isn't "conditionally free" still free?
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by pushrax 12y ago
Listening on 0.0.0.0 is not the same as trying to navigate there. 0.0.0.0 (and [::]) are addresses reserved for listening on all interfaces; they are not routable IPs.
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by pushrax 12y ago
Totally. In fact, the fourth thing I think of - after aromatherapy, perfume, and flavouring - is the use of safrole (from sassafras essential oil) in the manufacture of MDMA...
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by pushrax 12y ago
Good advice. Just wanted to make a small correction: Valium is diazepam and Xanax is alprazolam, both are benzodiazepines. Most benzodiazepines (and "nonbenzodiazepines"[1]) are effective for the use mentioned. [1]: http:/&#
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by pushrax 12y ago
> the prev/next pointer is in the ListNode, not in the object itself, so it's obviously a dereference... The ListNode is embedded in the Point, so their storage is actually combined. The memory layout would be something like
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by pushrax 12y ago
You could use SNI and support the majority of clients.
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by pushrax 12y ago
StartSSL is free and simple to use unless they changed recently. The only downside is that certain UAs don't trust the StartSSL CA, notably Java.

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