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811.
by qbrass 10y ago
So they pull the content that they'd have to show ads on, and now you're complaining that the paid tier has less content than the free tier does.
812.
by qbrass 10y ago
They added a cost per action and use A* for graph traversal instead of Prolog's depth-first search.
813.
by qbrass 10y ago
>However, that's not to say the end result is particularly enjoyable for me to watch. It's long runtime wears down on me and by the first hour I find myself wanting to watch many scenes at 1.5x speed just to feel like I'm
814.
by qbrass 10y ago
It doesn't matter much. The treaty signing countries will just treat the non treaty signing countries as if they had signed the treaty. If you claim the moon for Latvia, the rest of the world will refuse to acknowledge it. If you put n
815.
by qbrass 10y ago
>How many generations out do you plan to ban? I'm guessing all of them. Not that it really changes anything. You'll just put your major assets in other people's name long before you die so the state doesn't take them.
816.
by qbrass 10y ago
Presumably, the same way trains do.
817.
by qbrass 10y ago
>It seems self-evident that a biology that didn't synthesize carbohydrates from carbon dioxide would be outcompeted by those that did. Their shortsightedness poisoned the Earth with the waste products of their energy production, cha
818.
by qbrass 10y ago
It depends on the car. Some of them engage the same calipers the hydraulic system uses. Some have a separate caliper or drum. Older, drum brake cars engaged the same shoes the hydraulic system used. And if you go back far enough, some had m
819.
by qbrass 10y ago
The water flowing around the ship's hull washes the sediment out from around the bottom of it, and the ship continues to sink down into the pit that creates. Eventually the ship sinks far enough that it quits impeding the river, and th
820.
by qbrass 10y ago
She also tells you where to get a packet of picoseconds.
821.
by qbrass 10y ago
You're more likely to end up as a source of cheap meat and hides.
822.
by qbrass 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Beluga_Skysails
823.
by qbrass 10y ago
>Shen on the other hand seems quite interesting (and seems to come with its own prolog engine!) Shen implemented Prolog to build it's type checker with.
824.
by qbrass 10y ago
Just compare Teslas fatalities per mile with and without autopilot. Remove the mileage driven from the cars that have never used autopilot, to control for drivers too cautious to trust their lives to beta software, and you should have your
825.
by qbrass 10y ago
If you already know SML or OCaml, you'll pick up Haskell easier, but if you don't know them and want to learn Haskell, you're not taking a shortcut by learning SML or OCaml first.
826.
by qbrass 10y ago
Was OCaml was your first ML language? It seems that most of the people who find OCaml crufty used Standard ML before OCaml.
827.
by qbrass 10y ago
Natural selection at work, they were sturdy enough to survive the hazards their ignorance lead them to.
828.
by qbrass 10y ago
Your siblings may hate a song you love because they were annoyed by your singing along to it. They may love a song you've never heard because they were with their friends when listening to it.
829.
by qbrass 10y ago
Robot gets promotion to linebacker.
830.
by qbrass 10y ago
>Also where the heck do you folks get the idea that PewDiePie is a 'reviewer' from? I'm like sorta floored by this still. "You folks" are the millions of teenagers who don't know any better. The people who e
831.
by qbrass 10y ago
It usually means if you swerve and cause an accident, it's your fault and you can't blame it on the animal jumping out in front of you.
832.
by qbrass 10y ago
Stockholm syndrome.
833.
by qbrass 10y ago
It means the restoration costs more, and if anyone asks, the ivory didn't need to be restored.
834.
by qbrass 10y ago
My guess is he's building hype around the painting to try and drum the price up.
835.
by qbrass 10y ago
You could have said it was easier to mine the video for technicalities to exploit, or edit the video, making your friend look like the victim and posting it on youtube, or you could go around harassing police officers, then playing the vict
836.
by qbrass 10y ago
If it weren't for cost, gold would be a decent alternative.
837.
by qbrass 10y ago
The point is that lead is toxic to things you're not trying to kill.
838.
by qbrass 10y ago
Erlang makes much more sense if you've had experience with Prolog.
839.
by qbrass 10y ago
>Any man would be completely justified in drawing a weapon on such an officer, when the officer made the first hostile move. Any officer would be completely justified in shooting said man while they reach for their weapon.
840.
by qbrass 10y ago
Sounds like someone doing research to implement jiggle physics in a game engine.

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