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12y ago
It's not a p-value, it's Spearman's rho, or rank correlation coefficient. It's a value in [-1,1] and when deviating from zero indicates a statistically dependent relationship: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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12y ago
s/assent/ascent/g
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12y ago
Your post made me sad, as I was momentarily reminded of K5, and needed to check it out to make sure it was still dead. And then of course I went on to try Memepool as well, but that site doesn't even respond anymore. I'm too young
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12y ago
What sort of argument is that? If the Duet Display author wasn't able to find the GPL license for CocoaSplit, how could he assume that the code was available for any use? Furthermore, the ISC and BSD licenses of PeerTalk and GPUImage a
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12y ago
@Sir_Cmpwn, you should document somewhere that at least the TI-83+ ROM will run fine on Android using the Andie Graph emulator. :)
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12y ago
I was bothered by the presented functional implementation; it seemed to use a whole pile of library-specific functions to do the same things base JavaScript already does, just expressed slightly differently. This would be the code I'd
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12y ago
Ummm, did you even look at the coverage map I linked to? For the sake of completeness, here are the other two national networks: http://www.sonera.fi/etsi+apua+ja+tukea/verkkokartat/peittoa... http://ku
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12y ago
Finland - Unlimited voice & SMS/MMS + uncapped data at 2MBit/s: 35 USD/month, but that's without a contract. If you're ok sticking with the same provider for two years, you can get the same with 50MBit/s un
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13y ago
> Dietary fat is what is primarily stored and leads to weight gain during caloric excess Do you have a source for this? The sources [1], [4] you quoted don't seem to say that, at least in a way I could understand.
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13y ago
> If I had to navigate Sochi, I would overwhelmingly prefer Google's version. Do note that then you might miss a few details that Google doesn't yet include, like, say, the highway A-148 that now goes through the centre of town
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13y ago
Only 79/100, but I think the scoring is a bit off---it seems to judge the total divergence, when it really ought to look at each pair of letters separately.
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13y ago
How exactly is this any nicer than what Google Maps already does? http://maps.google.com/maps?q=199+Valencia+St,+Mission+Dolor...
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14y ago
I maintain a number of sites that use PmWiki [1] as a CMS. The community's small (though active), it's in PHP, and the editing isn't WYSIWYG, but the reason I ended up with it in the first place is how well the framework is organised and ho
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15y ago
At least from Finland and using Chrome, following the above leads me to this version, which I've not seen noted elsewhere -- is it specific to Hacker News? http://imgs.xkcd.com/a1panels/4444e5d258b5f12b41350ed2c550e3...
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15y ago
It looks like the address used to be a proxy for thepiratebay.org, but was redirected at some point after 5 November 2011, as indicated by http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fi&tl... -- note that the "Pirate Bay. Com"
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15y ago
I've set up something similar for myself, using WebLiveWallpaper to fetch a PNG of the latest local (Finnish) radar + temperature map. It's rather surprising how easily having a bird's-eye view of the weather sort of fades into the backgrou
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16y ago
... which redirects to http://www.britishmuseum.org/ .
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16y ago
Vertical panels need more design and testing. I haven't tried 11.04/Unity yet, but my experience with previous releases has not been encouraging w.r.t. setups without any horizontal panels. For example, with 10.10 I need to set the backgrou
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16y ago
Yes. Their warehouses use a Kiva Systems setup, i.e. they have hundreds of little orange robots that run around and lift & carry shelves. Though an ad, this gives a rather good idea: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zXOW6v0c8s