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by sjtrny 12y ago
The regulatory conditions in US/AU are a lot stricter than in China. The pollution per person is higher in these countries but it that pollution is unlikely to contain PFCs.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
You could be correct although I saw many other people paying for things with $50 notes too. I didn't think they were rare. Maybe it is store policy to do the counterfeit checks on $50/100 notes?
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by sjtrny 12y ago
After a year you probably get used to it but at first I imagine it would be fatiguing. Unless you are already very active.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
A lot of this concern would be removed if the US switched to polymer notes. Visiting the US last year I was surprised to see people immediately suspicious of $50 notes that I gave them. I've never seen that happen in Australia, even wi
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Isn't the point of using a standing desk that it is fatiguing?
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by sjtrny 12y ago
I remember implementing A* during first year uni holidays thanks to your guide. Thanks for the great resource!
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by sjtrny 12y ago
You misunderstand the type of algorithms being developed and tested for this challenge.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
I don't think that was the concern. Probably something less sinister, like delaying his mail or disallowing exercise time etc.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
USSD is correct! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstructured_Supplementary_Serv...
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by sjtrny 12y ago
In Australia this is how you used to top-up prepaid phones with a credit card or check your balance. You can probably still use SIM applications to do it now but it seems to be mostly replaced by web portals.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
CDMA
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by sjtrny 12y ago
65% accuracy on a limited character set hardly seems worth it at this point.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
How do they get the coating in the first place? They create it of course. I'm sure they can create more if this scrapes it away.
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Robust Principal Component Analysis ToolKit (Matlab)(github.com)
1 points by sjtrny 12y ago|0 comments
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Does anyone know how the match graph is created? (The part that is used to identify redundant frames). The paper barely mentions it.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Maybe you should watch the technical video or read the paper before commenting.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Yes but dogs can attack strangers that encroach on their territory. That's why they need to be fenced. Cats can't really do the same to a human.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Because most of the time they hang around the house. If you read the article and watch the video they say that a small minority go exploring. Most people also keep them inside at night. Furthermore since they are generally fed well by owner
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by sjtrny 12y ago
You're looking for ground penetrating radar http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground-penetrating_radar .
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by sjtrny 12y ago
It helps when your government has as much control as the Chinese government.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8113757
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Very optimistic. Got a picture of a Hyundai. Reckons it's a BMW or Audi. http://www.airnorth.com.au/sites/default/files/Car%20hire%20... ["car", "bmw", "auto", "sport&q
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Podcasting patent troll: We tried to drop lawsuit against Adam Carolla(arstechnica.com)
11 points by sjtrny 12y ago|3 comments
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by sjtrny 12y ago
There will still be a need for admin/bureaucracy with BI. Some people will need extra benefits because of their circumstances and people will have issues (e.g. suddenly their payments stop). I'm not convinced BI will decrease the
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by sjtrny 12y ago
I don't think Job Guarantee proponents are suggesting that the sick and disabled also have to work. They continue to receive welfare without any work requirements. I'm not a JG proponent, I just thought your comment was miscontrue
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by sjtrny 12y ago
I use sound flower all the time. Great app!
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Interestingly it has been shown that the result from some neural networks is equivalent to using classification with some predefined filters. These filters could be considered as a feature descriptor. See this talk from CVPR http:/&#x
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by sjtrny 12y ago
For everyday tasks? Most people wouldn't notice much of a difference. If you're doing something CPU/GPU heavy like gaming, simulations or video editing then you will notice a large difference between the two. Take a look at
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by sjtrny 12y ago
This is that refresh. Next processors look like they will be delayed until late 2015.
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by sjtrny 12y ago
Aluminium cans have plastic lining. The difference that you notice could be smell from the outside of the can as your nose is in close proximity to it. Do a blind test with the drinks poured into glassware.

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