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by sologoub 11y ago
The article keeps referring to knocking on the door as the method for actuating the device. Not sure if opening/closing the door would produce the same type of trigger.
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by sologoub 11y ago
I'm definitely a big fan of the convenience such devices, and even the simple indoor cameras, bring, but the paranoid part of me always wonders about how easy is this for someone else to access? Not to mention being an amazing vehicle
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by sologoub 11y ago
Why not at least try? I'd like to see something that is from a statistics or math source that does not resort to "colloquial" distortion to justify such use. And note, I didn't down vote you in spirit of promoting a heal
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by sologoub 11y ago
The quote clearly states that mode coincides with the mean (arithmetic average) and median (mid point of a distribution) in perfectly normally distributed populations. Therefore, mode is not the same as average in most cases, as perfect nor
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by sologoub 11y ago
Mode and median are not averages, just mean is. Mode: "Like the statistical mean and median, the mode is a way of expressing, in a single number, important information about a random variable or a population. The numerical value of the
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by sologoub 11y ago
If general inflation sets in, food will be affected all the same. You need to buy lots of things to farm, such as equipment fertilizer, seeds and so on. All these will cost more, therefore even if your labor is extremely highly leveraged, a
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by sologoub 11y ago
Don't think costs will go down, but the commenter probably thinks that as middle class jobs get automated away, more and more people begin to rely on BI, thereby taking the median income down and reducing the overall spending.
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by sologoub 11y ago
As, @NathanKP said, there's the gun debate, but there's also copyright (and other IP) debate as well, which I feel is far more dangerous to the technology because there is a lot more money behind that and seriously entrenched inte
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by sologoub 11y ago
The article seems to highlight a legitimate use case that the regulation is screwing up, which also happens to be Airbnb's original purpose - to sublet while you are out of town or otherwise not using the space. Sure, Airbnb has grown
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by sologoub 11y ago
They did have T-34 and either SU-100 or SU-85 (can't tell the difference between them). Only video I found has an RT reporter right in the middle obstracting some view: https://youtu.be/fo-P98cVtq8 Tanks are first 50 s
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by sologoub 11y ago
Venezuela at #4?! Even on a per capita basis, this is very fascinating. That said, a number of countries seem to be missing. Also, looking at some other years, Austria in 1800s and 1950 are not the same country. I suspect same is true for m
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by sologoub 11y ago
So instead you propose to punish those more fortunate? How's this any different from what you are arguing against.
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by sologoub 11y ago
If you look back far enough, those same rich countries look no different than those who suffer today. What I'm not talking about is not social justice or fairness. It's the results of ones life and choices made that affect both p
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by sologoub 11y ago
The other point the article seems to completely miss is that it's natural for parents to pass on the fruits of their labor to children. Societies place limits on inheritance to help balance the wealth accumulation, but in general, this
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by sologoub 11y ago
Hi, work for one of the partners. From what I can tell, your account manager should be able to get you this info, including 99 percentile, if you are interested. This is for round trip from our point of view of course. Spot checking, you&#x
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by sologoub 11y ago
PCI DSS and SAQs are in the end written by lawyers. There are many weird things there that don't really make that much sense. Unfortunately, in that space, you have to play by those rules...
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by sologoub 12y ago
Not to mention the need for seriously competent landscapers for some of the examples. Maintaining just the gardens could easily pay for a small studio in SF, I'd imagine.
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by sologoub 12y ago
Cursory look on Craigslist showed a bunch of apartments for less than $900 in Queen Anne area, with ~$600 around Freemont. Not sure I see the need for "pods".
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by sologoub 12y ago
Much better on iPad and demo works pretty well.
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by sologoub 12y ago
Revisions can keep coming back. No one in the patent office can stop the patent outright and prevent it from coming back. If someone file a patent for something obvious, the examiner cannot completely reject it. Ideally, the rejection shoul
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by sologoub 12y ago
This page keeps crashing chrome on nexus 7, even if I get to step 4 when the js plugin is supposed to be initialized.
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by sologoub 12y ago
From what I understand, the patent office essentially is not empowered to say "no" to a patent request. The most they can do is keep sending it back for revisions, but if you have enough money and lawyers, you get to basically wea
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by sologoub 12y ago
110°F is going to be a problem even in SoCal potentially. Though, I guess you could somewhat justify using solar power for cooling the battery when the temperature gets excessive. Presumably you'd be getting peak power at the same time
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by sologoub 12y ago
That blog is probably as far away from positive experiences as one can be! Just wasted 10 minutes reading about the impending collapse of US... I'm pretty sure the original comment was meant to gather experiences of positive self-organ
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by sologoub 12y ago
That's the talent of true educators, present things kids would normally ignore in a fascinating way.
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by sologoub 12y ago
This seems to be the result of civil, not criminal proceedings, so a far cry from a proven crime. The burden of proof is MUCH higher in criminal proceedings and for that reason we have "innocent until proven guilty" presumption. C
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by sologoub 12y ago
I don't remember the methodology all that well, but I think it's applicable to basic cryptology and NLP-type problems as well. For a 5th-grader though it was a great into to science.
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by sologoub 12y ago
That's a very interesting perspective that resonates with my own experience growing up. Although for a completely different reason (collapse of the Soviet system and with it the funding for good schools), parents in my neighborhood ban
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by sologoub 12y ago
For the Python test, why not use csv module instead?
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by sologoub 12y ago
These ar two separate issues and I think the original comment makes the point that sure it will be plannable, but simply not enough. The article says as much also when it notes that this offering won't help those with insufficient over

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