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5y ago
However, Rockbox does support Opus on other devices. Been using it exclusively on my Sansa Clip+ for at least a year.
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5y ago
Big book. Any of the chapters/papers within that you'd particularly recommend?
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5y ago
Sounds really cool! Got pics?
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5y ago
Where can I view recorded or real-time matches by existing bots? Where's the leaderboard?
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5y ago
Splice you parent file at the time stamps, interleave the samples, then concat.
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5y ago
At the risk of not being helpful: I have some json files that are updated weekly that I keep under source control in git. The week-to-week updates are often fairly simple, but git was showing some crazy diffs that I knew were way more comp
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6y ago
I recommend RockBox on a Sandisk Sansa Clip+. Goes to 11 on brilliance.
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6y ago
> the freeloader will get fired while you get promoted. Lol, if only.
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6y ago
You can guesstimate the average service life of a car using Little's Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little%27s_law Share of new cars was 6.9% in 2019, ~5.0% in 2020, and scrappage rate was 5.1% in 2019 (sourc
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6y ago
"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” — C S Lewis
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6y ago
Nim or Julia?
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6y ago
We had an Apple II+ with the limitations you describe. However, we purchased and installed the 80-column card that provided both 80-columns and lowercase characters, which is what I think the parent comment is suggesting.
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6y ago
Who is the manufacturer? I don't think I've ever seen a non-grid jigsaw puzzle before.
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6y ago
HTML. Say, a blog post. Or a technical document. Instead of comment threads at the bottom, I imagine the comments inserted/attached inline in the text, perhaps only visible with mouse hover or appearing in a sidebar.
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6y ago
I'm seeking a library that enables inline comments and annotations within a document. Can anyone recommend something?
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6y ago
What is the (spiritual) successor of DYNAMO? Would Modelica be a fit?
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6y ago
Sorry, who is Calvin? Can't find any reference.
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6y ago
You might like Gaming the Vote by William Poundstone.
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6y ago
I'd probably look at this one as well: https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.04339
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6y ago
Nice job, I really like this and find it useful. A couple ideas I'd love to see implemented, depending on how far you want to go with this: (1) On the "top 5 traded tickers" display, just go ahead and list all the tickers an
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Estimates of the severity of coronavirus disease 2019: a model-based analysis
(thelancet.com)
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I was put off by the title of this book, but after reviewing the Table of Contents, I'm quite intrigued and I'll be picking up a copy. Thanks for the recommendation -- I probably wouldn't have gotten past it's title wit
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7y ago
A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist by Roger Lowenstein
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7y ago
State-of-the-art human-like machine-generated prose ... delivered by 300 baud modem.
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Sure, three-strikes-and-out reduces probability of brute forcing any particular account with forced 5-digit password, but if an attacker has a list of just 25k usernames, odds are that at least one is going to get brute-forced.
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While I had no name recognition of this brilliant theorist, turns out he is the same guy that wrote Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays (recommended). Also found this sad news: https://news.berkeley.edu/2019/04&#x
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7y ago
> Pseudo random number generators try to mimic real randomness, but don’t have the properties required to deal out 70,000 Z-pieces in a row. Citation?
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7y ago
Privacy Possum? You mean Privacy Badger?
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8y ago
What are the n most useful knots for sailors? Other outdoorspeople? Eagle scouts? All-round handy problem-solver types?
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From the paper: > The main difference in Hanabi is that there is no “cheap-talk” communication channel: any signalling must be done through the actions played. It is therefore more similar in spirit to learning how to relay information t
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