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tonmoy
9y ago
In case you didn't get the Pi * z^2 * a joke (like me), the volume of a pizza with radius z and thickness a is = pi * z * z * a Edit: formatting
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tonmoy
9y ago
There's Nissan Leaf
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9y ago
At least didn't ask for NPAPI to be turned on
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9y ago
Someone converted our codebase into a multi threaded version, didn't realize that rand() is not thread safe as multiple threads were generating same random number from time to time. PS: that someone was me
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9y ago
Nudge the clock "forward", not increase speed. So the overall frequency will be a little higher, but it won't keep on increasing
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9y ago
Can the payload be dropped with a parachute? Is 200m/s safe for parachute deployment?
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9y ago
I'm looking forward to the day games like Civilization will have such a good AI that they wouldn't need to buff the AI with multipliers to make the game challenging
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9y ago
Using open source in their product is different from using it for development. I wonder which one you talking about with that employee
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9y ago
http://www.wired.co.uk/article/google-artificial-intelligenc...
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9y ago
Maybe because of traditions like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_and_children_first
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9y ago
Next step, emulate powerpoint within powerpoint
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9y ago
Even then you can only hope that it has not infected your BIOS/Other HW firmware
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9y ago
That is fair, but maybe the providers just want to stop account spamming on their sites, can you blame them for that?
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9y ago
well, string+{whatever1}@gmail.com mails are redirected to string@gmail.com. So a user can just open account for string@gmail.com and then use that to open thousands of user accounts on the site that allows "+" on the email field.
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9y ago
Love Z3. It is easy to use and very decent performance! I don't think MS is using Z3 on this product though, looks more like the smart enumeration based program synthesis
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9y ago
MS had been experimenting with this for a while[1]. They even included this in Excel 2013 as "FlashFill". It does not use any NN/ML at all. It uses "program synthesis", which by definition can tell you exactly what
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9y ago
I would have liked to see a story from the journalists on how easy it was for them to find the guy and then they had responsibility alerted the person on those points w/o revealing his name (you know like what security researchers do)
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9y ago
The hackers would have easily figured out the kill-switch site is up when trying to debug in their own environment
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9y ago
If they don't care about the nerds then why bother with blocking rooted devices?
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9y ago
How can I protect myself from these NSA level attacks (not attacks by NSA, but by criminals who now have these tool)? Is keeping Windows up to date enough?
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9y ago
works great on vector<int> though, it turns out vector<bool> is a special case! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30376032/error-invalid-in...
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9y ago
Tried this on a vector<bool>, got this error: error: invalid initialization of non-const reference of type ‘std::_Bit_reference&’ from an rvalue of type ‘std::_Bit_iterator::reference {aka std::_Bit_reference}’
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9y ago
I used to write for(map<int, vector<vector<int> > >::iterator it=m.being(); it != m.end(); it++) for(vector<vector<int> >::iterator it2 = it->second.begin(); it2 != it->second.end(); it2++)
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9y ago
Maybe the title should have the publication year in parentheses?
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9y ago
Kind of makes me glad the Wordpress has finally become mature enough to have to be exploited in such a convoluted way. Hope they fix the issue soon and show maturity
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9y ago
How do you decode the shortened URL to get the original back??!!??
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10y ago
If the academic world let scientists publish their validation of the null hypothesis, then they wouldn't go out of their way to "deep dive" into data to look for other hypothesis to prove!
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10y ago
Serious question, can graphics rendering in games be replace with a technology like these? Then the developer will train a model to convert a simple low poly count 3d image to a very beautiful looking image, and gamer's PC will use tho
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10y ago
You have a point, especially since the language would remain the same, only the script is going to change
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10y ago
But some do. So the reply to the GGG...P stands.
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