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by saganus 10y ago
The problem then boils down to what's an acceptable percentage, no? I mean, 99% is off limits, but what about 98%? 95%? where's the cut off? I don't think gene commonality is a useful metric for this. Not really sure what wou
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by saganus 10y ago
I think we are saying the basically the same thing. My point was that someone that gets arrested not 100+ times, but even 5+ or 10+ is probably someone having serious issues participating in society (assuming we are not talking about North
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by saganus 10y ago
My father once explained to me, when I was very young and my 12-year old cousin had died of cancer, that the reason I was in pain and suffering was not because my cousin was dead and he would not be enjoying his next birthday, or that he
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by saganus 10y ago
It's a movie, so I don't take it as an actual claim. Take it as a creative license to make a point :)
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by saganus 10y ago
Wish I knew about this a week ago.. I'm using CrashPlan to backup from my laptop to another computer on the network. I see that rclone can backup to a local filesystem. Do you happen to know if I can I do with rclone what I do with Cra
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow, I guess I was very lucky. I am running right now a bird from generation 3 going at 26k+ score. How is it possible to get such good specimens after so little generations? I'm guessing part of it is the simplicity of the model and t
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by saganus 10y ago
I'm sure there are ways to isolate him in say, a psychiatric hospital, where he can get treatment if there's any. Of course, if your point is that certain people are beyond help, then I guess you can always find examples where thi
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by saganus 10y ago
I read it and even tried to search for his name because apparently he has made important contributions to Linux (he links /usr/src/linux/CREDITS as his CV so...), but couldn't find anything specifically about his wo
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow. That's definitely news to me. It's really cool, especially considering how close Australia is (compared to everything else at least). Uhmm...definitely need to go visit some day.
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by saganus 10y ago
I've never been to either, but I was under the impression that in both Australia and NZ, there were lots of critters willing to bite/sting you without notice. I know that a lot of countries on earth have nasty little things lurkin
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by saganus 10y ago
Is it really plunging? It's been a few hours since your comment, but right now (about 5hrs later) the market seems to be having a bit of an uptick actually: https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/%5EDJI#eyJjb21wYXJpc29ucy
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Offshore Wind Farms Make Wakes(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
4 points by saganus 10y ago|2 comments
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by saganus 10y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. Just bought the book!. I love how Feynman explains things, and QED seems like a perfect subject to understand from him.
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by saganus 10y ago
Aha! thanks to both of you for the answer. I've read about the Visitor pattern before, but did not link it to an engine like this.
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by saganus 10y ago
This is very interesting. However I'm no iOS developer, so could you give me a cursory explanation on how it works? I mean, I can imagine creating a framework that has "empty" screens, and then just loading data into them, bu
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by saganus 10y ago
I was under the impression that it's not so much about America being responsible for every bad thing in the world, but that historically America has been taking advantage of those thousands of years of history, culture and of course co
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by saganus 10y ago
You probably considered this already but, could you move to a technical management position? I understand that working remotely while having to manage people can't be easy either way, but could being in the tech side make it easier or
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by saganus 10y ago
Isn't it more cost effective to put some sort of transparent shield on top, for those places with above-average risk of hail damage? or is it that such a cover gets dirty and not-so-transparent faster than the original top layer? I&#x2
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by saganus 10y ago
In the research paper there's a bit more of an explanation. I really can't explain it since I'm no expert but I believe the relevant bit is this: "...a new exploitation technique was invented solely to bypass DEP: ROP –
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow. Is this really as bad as it sounds? I'm no security researcher but this sounds quite bad: "AtomBombing is performed just by using the underlying Windows mechanisms. There is no need to exploit operating system bugs or vulnera
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by saganus 10y ago
Any downsides to using this? I'm tempted to start using it, but I'm not really sure if there's any particular thing I should consider first.
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Structure of the brain’s ‘marijuana receptor’ revealed(northeastern.edu)
1 points by saganus 10y ago|0 comments
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Structure of the brain’s ‘marijuana receptor’ revealed(northeastern.edu)
2 points by saganus 10y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 10y ago
Could it be that they have a more powerful GPU in the dock so that it's easier to drive higher-resolution displays? just a thought.
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Simulating the World (In Emoji)(ncase.me)
1 points by saganus 10y ago|0 comments
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Simulating the World (In Emoji)(ncase.me)
1 points by saganus 10y ago|0 comments
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Deconvolution and Checkerboard Artifacts(distill.pub)
2 points by saganus 10y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 10y ago
Why would it help a surgeon to be cool? for the regular reason that everyone works better when at a comfortable temp or due to a specific medical reason?
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by saganus 10y ago
Do you have any info on what music label and film they created with that money? It's very sad seeing this happen since i love KSP and as a Mexican it was great to see sonething like this being made here. How is it that you lay waste to
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow. This is stupidly beautiful. Can't believe the amount of time I've spent here. I even found a stamp from a small city in Mexico! (anyone in Chilpancingo right now?) Never thought someone would be using this there. Very nice.

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