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by rmbeard 7y ago
DNS error for me as well.
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by rmbeard 7y ago
They can alway use this https://coding.net/ yes, I know there is a minor problem of the language.
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by rmbeard 7y ago
I have the opposite issue is there a way to connect to a cloud database without an ODBC connection?
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by rmbeard 7y ago
The trend in science is away from GUI's if that is what you are thinking, improved (although far from perfect) programming skills in the sciences and move towards reproducible research has heralded a move away from GUI's, document
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by rmbeard 7y ago
Usage doesn't give you the rights to a name you need to trademark it to obtain legal protection. This is business 101. I feel sorry for the company but this is really an elementary error on their part.
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by rmbeard 7y ago
This was my first thought as well. Zheng He did not reach Australia, based on what I know of the Chinese sources, but that doesn't mean that is not the source of the coins, as he famously paid for tribute. He was definitely in what is
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by rmbeard 7y ago
Really? When I was growing up lox meant liquid oxygen the fish was called salmon in my experience its only recently that English speaking people began to use the word for liquid oxygen for fish.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Look at the data camp model.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
I teach econ, although on a break at the moment from doing this. I use Jupyter for this, the way to structure a class I think is to split into a lecture part with work on a board and then a practical part where people work through exercises
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by rmbeard 8y ago
This interesting need to have a closer look, possibly refine can be more efficient? But haven't used it enough to know, just payed around with it a bit. Didn't realise you could combine it with jupyter.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Google Colaboratory is now Ubiquitous in the sense you use the term, as is Microsoft Azure Notebooks, so the Ubiquity argument is no longer unique to Excel. The big argument in favor of notebooks is transparency and the breadth of tools tha
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Perhaps the internet is only temporary and will soon be gone, at least in some parts of the world. Perhaps it will be confined to only a few countries. Perhaps something will be developed to replace it.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Seems they want to do something about it https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/25/youtube-to-curb-conspirac...
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by rmbeard 8y ago
More like magritter I thought. just wish everytime someone comes up with something new you have to install yet another package manager.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
same here
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Am curious as to what the so-called "clean" alternatives are: coal, nuclear? A full lifecycle analysis of renewables such as solar and wind, may also not compare favorably with wood, remember that wood is a also a renewable energy
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Early work on this approach is contained in Jean-Pierre Aubin's book on neural networks written back in'96 where he used differential equation/inclusions and control theoretic approaches to study neural networks, see here ht
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Just geoblock Australia.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Also for those thinking of leaving, it is illegal for Australians to give up their citizenship, i.e. Australian law excludes this possibility.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Where exactly does it mention individuals, elsewhere under the definition of provider, individuals are specifically included. 317ZG appears to make no mention of individuals.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Geoblock Australia.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
This would possibly suggest it may not be constitutional, so I would at least expect some constitutional challenges.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Presumably the law also applies not just to devs but to anyone who updates software, e.g. a password protected word file or any file on a password protected system, i.e. all computers/phones, etc. The problematic wording is here, which
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by rmbeard 8y ago
An Australian passport is now a liability.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
This needn't involve publishing politically sensitive material. "Student" W.C. Gossett published his paper on the T-distribution in statistics anonymously, because his employer Guinness frowned upon publication. This attitude
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by rmbeard 8y ago
I would fin that useful, coming from a background writing somewhat abstruse mathematics and now having to write for ordinary people. Summarizer tools seem to offer a useful productivity tool.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Blockchain is everywhere now, it's even built in to MS-Office with this service https://www.microsoft.com/developerblog/2017/04/10/stampery-... sowhy not something like a summarizer as well.I am jus
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by rmbeard 8y ago
This must be a candidate for an igNobel.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Try googler and you can browse from the command line.
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by rmbeard 8y ago
Will this work from China?

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