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by tener 9y ago
In that case I'm not sure if it works. I fully expect the spammers to have the software to deal with similar behavior. In contrast with telemarketers the computers multitask pretty well.
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by tener 9y ago
This limiting approach is new to me. Why not just drop current and block future connections?
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by tener 9y ago
The espresso machine is broken. You can see why I'm upset! Seriously though, there is a long (and sad) tradition of flying machine inventors (or engineers) getting killed by their own inventions. Looking at this particular one it has a
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by tener 9y ago
> He was inspired by his father, an aeronautical engineer and inventor, who killed himself when Mr Browning was a teenager. Inspired he was; his invention clearly has the potential to kill the user. He may end up doing the same thing his
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by tener 9y ago
So, the industry standard requires them not to serve ads to the bots... which means they have implemented the ad blocking themselves?
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by tener 9y ago
This is very easy to miss, even as a technical user. Still good advice.
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by tener 9y ago
Made me update to Chrome v58 right away.
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by tener 10y ago
Sorry to ruin your hopes: any free spectrum will be consumed by wireless data transmission systems.
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by tener 10y ago
Risk system in WPF? Come on. These things do need some UI but calling the UI "the" risk system is a stretch. Anyway WPF is workable - far from perfect, but you can actually get the stuff done with it. It is also quite flexible and
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by tener 10y ago
How come there is no protocol to ensure authenticity of such claims?
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by tener 10y ago
Type level programming is a powerful feature. This is of course a humorous show off which still neatly demonstrates it.
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by tener 10y ago
Good headphones work to some extent too.
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Watch This Industrious Badger Bury an Entire Cow by Itself(gizmodo.com)
1 points by tener 10y ago|0 comments
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by tener 10y ago
Funny to read press release dated for 27th March a full day before that day.
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by tener 10y ago
Annoying popup warning. Workaround for that anyone?
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by tener 10y ago
> Without DI you are forced to write slow and difficult to maintain integration tests instead of unit tests. Integration tests are worthwhile even if you do have unit tests. They serve different purposes.
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by tener 10y ago
Why not just tax them for the excessive pollution?
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by tener 10y ago
They are worth less than they cost? Imagine using coins worth $0.001 or $0.0001. You could use them, but why?
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by tener 10y ago
They turn off the browser cache for every notebook they test. If their methodology were flawed because of this they would have noticed that long time ago.
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by tener 10y ago
Is it? Based on this post (and associated papers etc.) it looks like Google has very good grasp on this: https://research.googleblog.com/2016/09/a-neural-network-for... I don't think that means they are close
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by tener 10y ago
Closer, but not close!
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by tener 10y ago
> In other words- you could have a device with the same TRRS Pinout as apple products- but the headset wont work because the resistances (ohms) of the headphones send signals that your phone is not allowed to interpret into the correct a
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by tener 10y ago
Neat algorithm, but it is largely comparing apples to oranges. std::sort is universal, ska_sort is not: > Another problem is that I’m not sure what to do for data that I can’t sort. For example this algorithm can not sort a vector of std
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by tener 10y ago
Slightly OT: are you actually able to do anything meaningful in a single hour? It usually takes a lot more for me to dig in into the topic, at least if there is multi-day pause between the sessions.
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by tener 10y ago
GitHub repo: https://github.com/corda/corda
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Corda – distributed ledger platform (blockchain)(corda.net)
3 points by tener 10y ago|1 comments
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by tener 10y ago
Did it have 3840 x 2160 resolution (4K)? If so, my bad, I should have looked closer.
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by tener 10y ago
The large display was precisely what is missing for me in XPS 13. Looks really great - I'll be looking to get one if my budget allows it!
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by tener 10y ago
> The company is expected to lose somewhere in the neighborhood of $9,000 per Bolt, but it likely doesn’t crunch the numbers that way. Well, that explains a lot.
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by tener 10y ago
Thanks for the tip, updated.

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