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by sesqu 12y ago
I don't know how much of it comes out of the box, but the article was impressive in in more than just its writing. The only slight annoyances I encountered were the way some pictures appeared too late and the videos lacked length and s
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by sesqu 12y ago
If so, those videos had perhaps 240 frames each, not 10.
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by sesqu 12y ago
There's a huge amount of configuration in X that I've been grateful for over the years. I wonder how Mir fares in this respect.
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by sesqu 12y ago
It might. The associated paper makes the assumption that for every division of rent, some room is acceptable. However, the lemma itself makes no such demand, but only guarantees the existence of an approximate rent division. The algorithm g
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by sesqu 12y ago
I'm not sure who is changing the industry understanding or perception, but showpieces definitely have impact. Redesign rants probably do more good than the redesigns themselves, because they can stop imitation. That said, I feel L&
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by sesqu 12y ago
This particular study seems fairly solid, but the linked one about a cardboard cutout appears contradictory. The comment about predators seems careless, in that light, but the person making the comment has clearly been theorizing about the
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by sesqu 12y ago
Only if you have two kinks, I think. I'm not sure how people introduce them, but I always had to move them all the way to the end to remove them.
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by sesqu 12y ago
Google Chrome used to corrupt certain PDF files if I saved them via the built-in PDF viewer. It still might, I haven't touched that button in a while.
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by sesqu 13y ago
FWIW, I liked the colors, but totally misinterpreted them (I assumed the color represented a single value on a gradient, rather than two channels), and I almost missed the "next page" link at the bottom I also thought it would be
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by sesqu 13y ago
The mostly unrelated world population density map [1] really distracted me, partly because of how entirely wrong it is. The map is actually of the populations of countries, not of world population density as claimed in the caption, and it&#
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by sesqu 13y ago
Excellent! I did want different-sized squares.
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by sesqu 13y ago
There's a problem with that explanation: the binary representation of "deleted data" has a different meaning than the control code "delete data".
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by sesqu 13y ago
I've been meaning to compare various in-place mergesorts, so this'll definitely make it into my bookmarks.
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by sesqu 13y ago
This isn't github, but I'll point out one cleanup: # solution[i:k + 1] is a decreasing subsequence, so should read # solution[i:k] is a decreasing subsequence, so
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by sesqu 13y ago
Reads to me like they gave a bunch of organizations access to a priority desk that screens flagged videos immediately, as a compromise between the normal flagging process and the takedown powers that some media companies have been given. It
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by sesqu 13y ago
I'd argue that Greenlight was a reaction to the renaissance more than a contributing factor. Something like Desura and maybe even Humble Indie Bundle probably register higher, despite the wide reach and range of payment options of Stea
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by sesqu 13y ago
The game explains that the other bordering country is even more impoverished. There are also transit passengers, returning citizens, and temporary workers.
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by sesqu 13y ago
That's an interesting point, but I'm inclined to say that very few languages could come up with {1:this} - Prolog could, I think - and that running into those errors in Python would be user error. That said, this is a good example
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by sesqu 13y ago
{1:"AB"} That's how it usually works with functions.
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by sesqu 13y ago
Sorry, I was wrong. I can only guess that the fixings confused me.
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by sesqu 13y ago
That's clearly the wrong way to try it, but I doubt even lowering the sides to the low plane would help.
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by sesqu 13y ago
I had severe lag issues. Probably needs much smaller assets, perhaps HTML 5 video, and protection against double-clicks.
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by sesqu 13y ago
However, to find merely a good pub, √n is enough, given the assumptions mentioned later in the article.
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by sesqu 13y ago
According to the article, with such a small n, the contestant should reject the first collector and pick the best offer from the other three.
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by sesqu 13y ago
The formulation you're talking about is mentioned in the article, under "unknown number of applicants". However, it's worth pointing out that the strategy is unacceptable for the gas station scenario, because of the high
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by sesqu 13y ago
No, I meant manually opening data: URLs is disabled. It's a social engineering worry.
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by sesqu 13y ago
Correlation does not always mean Pearson's r², which is the thing with a specific statistical meaning. There are other specific correlations, and general correlation.
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by sesqu 13y ago
Randomly generated and manually culled, yes.
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by sesqu 13y ago
"data:" is also disabled by default in Firefox.
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by sesqu 13y ago
Wikipedia has a brief section on this[1], but essentially it means "buys on release". It's the people who follow reviewers and industry news, spread word-of-mouth, play for dozens of hours, but don't demand features that

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