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by sciencerobot 13y ago
> I love WebGL, but unfortunately it doesn't work everywhere. What is meant by that? WebGL does seem to work here as in the appearance and frame rate are the same compared to SVG but with less CPU usage on my machine/browser (C
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by sciencerobot 13y ago
Looks like they're updating their privacy policy: http://www.att.com/gen/privacy-policy?pid=2506 . edit = formatting
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by sciencerobot 13y ago
You could use it for parameter tuning.
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by sciencerobot 13y ago
I don't think it was. The cars aren't consistent when you "walk" down the street like they are on Google Maps which implies that these weren't generated by someone driving around the GTA4 world taking screen shots. It kind of gives it a sor
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by sciencerobot 13y ago
Hmmm.. Something like cat data.txt | ruby -ne 'require "uri"; print URI.escape($_)' > encoded.txt
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by sciencerobot 13y ago
There is a central GitLab server.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
I expected this to automatically determine my VIPs from my favorite, retweets and interactions. Making me select the people I want to add as VIPs isn't that much more beneficial than just having a Twitter list.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
There are only 11 million bitcoins in existence, and there can never be more than 21 million, so it’s not a very liquid market. If a way ever emerges to break bitcoins up into even smaller fractions, that might solve the prob
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
Yes, that was the idea. I don't think it would be confusing to the parser.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
Maybe Guido doesn't like it because it looks weird when compared to the rest of Python's syntax? Still, I think it's cool. Having sets availably without importing anything is one of the things I love about Python. set = <> is still
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
Trying to get Wi-Fi to work on Ubuntu
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
Two billion variables and possibly millions of labels. I'd be interested in knowing what machine-learning algorithm they're using.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
This could be a good thing for developers who need to support multiple APIs.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
This is an impressive demo however I usually move my face closer to the screen because the font is too small. It would be neat to see a demo of parallax using a webcam.
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
There are a lot of problems in bioinformatics. Mainly, lack of reproducibility (ie "custom perl scripts"), poorly organized and characterized data and plenty of wheel reinvention (I heard Jim Kent, who first assembled the human genome, crea
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
Who is mwally and why is he/she at the center?
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by sciencerobot 14y ago
`brew install doom3`
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by sciencerobot 15y ago
When I first saw SOCA, I thought it was a parody.