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rational_indian
13y ago
False dichotomy much?
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rational_indian
13y ago
Not fast enough apparently: https://developers.google.com/native-client/
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rational_indian
13y ago
Even a receipt.
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rational_indian
13y ago
Where is the prototype?
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rational_indian
13y ago
Wow, really an eye opener. Was too long but I read it anyway and enjoyed every bit of it. Though I have to say things are changing in the man's world. Men are trying to imbibe feminine qualities as time progresses. Just look at the way
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rational_indian
13y ago
Solid state FTW! :)
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rational_indian
13y ago
I think a zener diode based solution will suffice in a pinch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_generator
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rational_indian
13y ago
What do you think about stackoverflow.com?
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rational_indian
14y ago
That's what she said?
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rational_indian
14y ago
Why O(log n)? Is there a binary search involved somewhere (for example)? All you have got to do to find out how many people voted for it is to look at the vote count and this seems like an O(1) operation doesn't it?
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rational_indian
14y ago
>It does mean that there's some people you won't be able to hire, if they demand a higher salary than their peers and won't budge on it - but then again, I'm of the view that I'm better off not hiring those anyway. So what you are sayin
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rational_indian
14y ago
I think Greeks + Romans + Indians increases the odds significantly. The Indians had an understanding of the required math... 1. Binary numbers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_number#History 2. Zero: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_(
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14y ago
Thanks for the link and sorry about the offensive tone.
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rational_indian
14y ago
Space savings at the moment. I tend to accumulate a lot of files which do not change over time (ebooks, other documents etc) and sometimes I have multiple redundant copies (often with different names). A CAS file system could replace any du
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rational_indian
14y ago
The article reads like a fluff piece...doesn't describe how they achieved this in any detail at all.
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rational_indian
14y ago
I am still waiting for someone to come up with a CAS ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content-addressable_storage ) file system like git.
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rational_indian
14y ago
>non-chromeos linux Or you could just use the pre-installed linux kernel underneath a distribution of your choice.
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rational_indian
14y ago
Just curious...can someone knowledgeable in these matters comment on how the Indian GSLV ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geosynchronous_Satellite_Launch... ) compares to the SpaceX rockets?
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14y ago
First case of autoimmune disease in the digital world?
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rational_indian
14y ago
Please accept my condolences on the sad demise of your father. I totally agree with you on the state of emergency medical services. We still have a lot to improve on here but things are getting better with time.
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14y ago
> US system is still better than that of third-world countries like India I have never been to the US but from what I have been reading about it I have no question in my mind we are in a much better position. Please note I am mostly tal