redavni

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by redavni 4y ago
Indeed. Imagine a world where everything had to be deployed to the JVM and all progress depended on Sun/Oracle. Or god help us, IE/VBScript.
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by redavni 4y ago
Your point touches on the crux of the problem. How to achieve safe and peaceful communities is not a mystery. Humans have been doing the civilization thing for thousands of years. The problem is people who think that we have been doing it w
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by redavni 4y ago
This accurately captures the feeling of not being able to get anything productive done on a Mac quite well. Nice job though :)
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by redavni 4y ago
The risk of underthinking is just too high.
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by redavni 4y ago
To the young people here. Ignore the last line in the article. You should never ever allow statistics at this level impact your decision to start a family. If you are intelligent enough to be reading an article about statistics on the Inter
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by redavni 6y ago
It was this event that actually led me to stop caring about Firefox and allow myself to default to Chrome, and I downloaded Phoenix from Blake's blog the day he posted it. The root of Firefox's problems start with San Francisco. I
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by redavni 7y ago
Go out into woods with no devices and just said book. Get a few good night's sleep out there. Focus will come back without thinking. Your brain is tired, and you are getting older. It's natural. Take a vacation.
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by redavni 7y ago
This story is the definition of fake news.
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by redavni 7y ago
These things are resume filler for people looking for jobs in the non-profit sector.
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by redavni 7y ago
Sunk cost fallacy.
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by redavni 7y ago
Had an account for 12 years, lurked for at least a year before. The reposts are extremely frequent. They just get lower resolution as the years go on. Reddit is now a couple visits a week for me because of reposts etc.
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by redavni 8y ago
Pretty sure that guy you are responding to didn't. There are countries other than America out there that also think crime is a bad thing and are happy to cooperate to stop it.
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by redavni 8y ago
Standup restaurants have a lot of fixed cost requirements especially with the local health departments. Also there are many local taxes on top of sales tax for restaurants. Food trucks bypass a lot of this overhead, and it isn't fair t
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by redavni 8y ago
Sadly, their time resolution (at least at the free tier) is awful. Would be quite an interesting challenge to interpolate a large fleet of cubesat's imagery into decent time resolution (the goes satellites regularly do 30 sec time reso
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by redavni 8y ago
I don't have any direct experience here, but sensor design comes to mind. Satellite sensor design especially tends to be a secure job since they have long design/build times, and long mission lengths.
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by redavni 8y ago
Ground truth can be constrained statistically. Don't take me wrong. I don't really see the value in inventing a truth bureaucracy that rewards participants in fake money. This dirt system is just silicon valley, in it's typic
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by redavni 8y ago
This is why it's so important to have good leadership. For example, Linus Torvalds.
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by redavni 8y ago
It is done automatically after the imagery is downloaded from the satellite. They are complex combinations of multiple bands. The GOES-16 satellite has 6 (or 7, depending if you count shortwave ir) visible bands. Three are used for the red,
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by redavni 8y ago
The person who invents a way to change the little green phone icon with a little human icon for when they want to talk to a human will be a zillionaire. But that is the far future. Realistically, I just don't see this as feasible any t
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An Assessment of Data Transfer Performance for Large-Scale Climate Data Analysis [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by redavni 9y ago
They did give examples. The Miami Herald, which uses Facebook comments. PBS Frontline which uses Discus, and Omnivision or something...which I couldn't find any comments. lol > perhaps showing examples
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by redavni 9y ago
The answer is yes...like the article says. Also like the article says in a huge bold font, "Fake Instagram Influencers Are A Problem For The Industry".