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by shaldengeki 10y ago
The first door will only be flipped once, by the first person. The fourth door will be flipped by the first, second, and fourth people (three times). The ninth door will be flipped by the first, third, and ninth people (three times). The si
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by shaldengeki 10y ago
Exactly. The question is effectively equivalent to "have you recently taken an elementary number theory course", which, apart from being not at all a brutal mathematics problem, is totally irrelevant to what makes a good customer
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by shaldengeki 12y ago
It helps to have something like HTTP Switchboard[1] installed on your browser, with per-domain rules. When I click the result, I get a white page since HTTPSB blocks the CSS/JS/cookies etc by default on domains that I haven't
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by shaldengeki 12y ago
Right, and for what reason would the flow atop the wing be faster than below? The equal-time assumption is what leads to the idea that flow on top is faster (and therefore, pressure is lower).
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by shaldengeki 12y ago
More rigorously, the explicit goal of sites like Reddit, Facebook etc is to present you with content that you like. In effect, they're doing a search over recent news stories to optimize for likability. Journalism outlets, at least tho
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by shaldengeki 12y ago
I can confirm that at least as of 2012 or so they were storing passwords as a salted md5 hash. I did point out to a staff member that this was not a good idea and was brushed off, so I assume this hasn't changed since then.
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by shaldengeki 13y ago
It is highly likely that this story is false. https://twitter.com/steveliesman/status/402915551204638720
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by shaldengeki 13y ago
In general, you're right. But I think you'd be hard-pressed to defend the claim that there is no causative relationship whatsoever flowing from college education to employment. I don't think it's terribly controversial to claim that employe
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by shaldengeki 14y ago
I hardly think that you and he speak for "those of us who have used PHP before", and to pretend that you do seems awfully arrogant on your part. I definitely don't share your sentiments, that's for sure! Even if you did speak for everyone w
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by shaldengeki 14y ago
I feel as though we ought to hold our comments to higher standards than "expresses a strong negative opinion with no supporting evidence or reasoning". Maybe that's just me? It certainly feels strange that this sort of comment is being defe
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by shaldengeki 14y ago
I definitely feel as though the color information is being wasted; the placement of the circles along the horizontal axes already conveys "period of time" pretty well.
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by shaldengeki 15y ago
As much as I appreciate the fact that the original paper was linked in the article, I can't get over the nagging feeling that it may be a slight overreach to take three groups of ten people studying in the same academy, ask them to record t
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by shaldengeki 15y ago
I'm in Beijing right now, using otherwise-filtered internet. I can't access Youtube or Facebook or Twitter, but I can access Google Plus without any noticeable slowdown. Everything feels pretty responsive. Maybe the filters just haven't got