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by saboot 10y ago
Depends if by Northern California you mean SV. Travel further north to the foothills and it's pretty traditional. As someone who grew up in Placer County and now lives in the bible belt the main difference in political culture is that
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by saboot 10y ago
It is a bit early to count him out, he has made an announcement regarding setting up persistent organizations to support progressive down ballot candidates (dem or not). Hopefully it turns into something meaningful.
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by saboot 10y ago
Yeah, you did not understand what he wrote. He specially mentions his program in North Wales which relies on EU funding.
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by saboot 10y ago
I might not see a developer using this, but an administrator I could. Needing to run one-off scripts and server management. However only if it would work remotely, and with host specific configuration and command options.
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by saboot 10y ago
There is an optical camera on board, did it send any close up jupiter pictures this first go-around?
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by saboot 10y ago
Could you clarify on the difference between a single radio telescope having a better PSF, and an array having better angular resolution? What's the difference between those two qualities?
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by saboot 10y ago
Not even just efficient C functions. I use PyCUDA all the time to go even faster! Really beats writing c-cuda by hand for me. Numba looks even better but I haven't tried it out myself yet.
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by saboot 10y ago
I never quite grasped the actual machinations of Python until I watched Philip Guo's lectures on Python internals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhadeL7_EIU It's a bit long, and definitely over several sittings,
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by saboot 10y ago
Many of their products are. I'm constantly amazed at how well PyCharm is developed, just yesterday saw how well they support git submodules for projects and synchronous commits.
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by saboot 10y ago
Perhaps an alternative would be valid_user = loggedIn() && hasRole(ROLE_ADMIN) if (valid_user) { valid_data = data != null && validate(data) if (valid_data) { ... } }
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by saboot 10y ago
Yes, r/the_donald was regularly getting to the top of r/all before the change. However so was r/sweden with the anti-trump memes and r/enoughtrumpspam . So either let it be a trump-antitrump war or alter r/all to be
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by saboot 10y ago
You are free to create your own subreddit, with your own moderation rules, with the exception of not brigading which seems very reasonable. There is no longer any central community on reddit (since /r/reddit.com was made inactive)
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by saboot 10y ago
A liberal echo chamber? Have you not seen r/the_donald ?
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by saboot 10y ago
In addition to the current upgrading of nuclear weapons. New technology making them smarter, more accurate, and thus more tactical with small yields.
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by saboot 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyDcTbR-kEA From the first detection
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by saboot 10y ago
Engineering now, I was doing philosophy for a couple of years in undergrad.
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by saboot 10y ago
.. As a college graduate, and now back in grad school, this type of hyperbolic generalization really is absurd.
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by saboot 10y ago
Curious, what would happen if you purposefully damage your fingerprint? Say by forcing a burn on your finger using a stove top or car cigarette lighter.
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Sinkhole of Bureaucracy (2014)(washingtonpost.com)
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by saboot 11y ago
Is it possible to important a jupyter notebook as a page? Pelican had a plugin for doing this, which is why I'm using it currently. However the in-browser editor for posts is pretty nice.
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by saboot 11y ago
You have no understanding of what was actually passed
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by saboot 11y ago
There is a keyboard similar to this, except it's even more strange. Introducing the DataHand : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DataHand
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by saboot 11y ago
Hmm, I guess I would use a terminal then. I do C++ programming a lot on linux clusters for science. Being able to launch X11 compiled applications remotely would be great. I currently do this using netbeans on windows.
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by saboot 11y ago
How exactly does the x11 part work. If I'm working remotely and have XServer running on windows, will it show the program when I hit run? Or do I need to be logged in through a terminal session separately running the executables throug
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by saboot 11y ago
How does the voting system on HN work? This is the second article on this topic I've seen today removed from the front page now. It was there only an hour or so ago, and now isn't in the first ten pages on HN.
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by saboot 11y ago
There are SCIF areas.
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by saboot 11y ago
The blackberries are provided by the national lab, so not personal ones. Though you would likely also be able to check personal emails also. For laptops they do remove cameras / microphones as a policy. I wouldn't be surprised if
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by saboot 11y ago
After the OPM information leak disaster, it's pretty clear that there exists a serious disconnect between the extremely technical areas of govt (NSA) and others. The BlackBerry part is interesting. At civilian sites (Natl labs) you can
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by saboot 11y ago
The C++ standards committee has started a guidelines document which encompasses the latest features of C++11/14 https://github.com/isocpp/CppCoreGuidelines
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by saboot 11y ago
We drive nuclear missiles on public roads, with enough security anything is doable.

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