tremguy

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by tremguy 11y ago
I think this is a bit of an oversimplification. You must consider compounding when talking about rounding errors. A single matrix operation with hundreds of rows and columns can easily have millions of multiplications. At every multiplicati
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by tremguy 11y ago
This might well be what we're looking for: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/93169/20151008/washing-mac...
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Quantum physicists turn to the dark state(sci.aalto.fi)
1 points by tremguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by tremguy 11y ago
I liked the idea. Leasing them to some kind of intermediary partially defeats the purpose of what decentralized paying tech enables. The bidding and negotiation will happen naturally as any 14 year old hacker may put out their mowers to run
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by tremguy 11y ago
I truly hope these kinds of changes will happen. The thing is, in the best case scenario it might be a somewhat natural process. For example what you are saying about the attitudes towards lazy people and progressive taxation. I'd defi
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by tremguy 11y ago
I must say I'm not sure if "society having you covered" is quite the issue here. Yes, being a Finn, I can attest on having most of your bullet-point list, as relating to the case at hand, covered. But it doesn't necessar
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by tremguy 11y ago
Yeah, but why would you do that? What would warrant considering that it would just be pure coincidence that the 7 best performers happen to have below average empathy scores? Of course there will be outliers in data. You must consider that
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The Spherical Sun Power Generator(alternative-energy-news.info)
2 points by tremguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by tremguy 11y ago
Pretty sure it would throw some kind of low level error as that would disable all kinds of basic IO.
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by tremguy 11y ago
Somehow i just don't get why this is so popular? Someone care to elaborate on what i may have missed? As far as i understand, it doesn't even simulate the real life condition very well, as some dyslexia sufferers here have pointed
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by tremguy 11y ago
But those are just presumptions, thats why we do quantitative studies in the first place.
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by tremguy 11y ago
Can you share the space with other people wearing VR? Collaborating in something like this would really make it for me.
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by tremguy 11y ago
Why was this downvoted? The parent comment clearly shows a lack of familiarity with statistics.
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by tremguy 11y ago
> No pesky + or - at line-stars, making for easier copy-paste. I wonder if easing copypasting is a good or bad thing..
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by tremguy 11y ago
There are studies showing that a lot of the negative health effects can be attributed to just the sitting, regardless of the amount of exercise[1]. Personally I can really recommend looking into the standing desk. Also great if you tend to
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by tremguy 11y ago
+1
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by tremguy 11y ago
I'm sure he's well aware of the critizism. I think this is mostly about the random hate one gets for doing original thought.
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by tremguy 11y ago
Didn't completely understand what you mean with the gravitational waves and speed of light but for calculating gravitational force in a point you basically need to have a function describing the form of the object(and the density if th
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by tremguy 11y ago
Its amazing you've doing this. Definitely keep it up. My advice would be to find a business guy who could do a solid pitch of this for companies. I'm sure there are some out there who would be interested.
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by tremguy 11y ago
I've always thought about this when responding to emails in clients where the text in the mail you are replying to is formatted differently than the text in your input window. Sometimes the incoming mail may look like a huge wall of te
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by tremguy 11y ago
I'm pretty sure there is a certain interval for the pushing of notifications, and each notification accumulated in that interval gets pushed together as a bundle. They are supposedly still ordered so they can appear in UI like they ca
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by tremguy 11y ago
Have you tried simply just making an effort to ask around more? Especially at college, that should net you a fair bit of connections fairly easily. Good developers are really sought after in my area at least.
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by tremguy 11y ago
Fair point actually. But I think we can prevent money being poured in those kinds of "services" by implementing some kind of voucher system or one where the money flows directly from the government to the providers, while the refu
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by tremguy 11y ago
I wasn't so much disputing the reasonable-ness of the profit margins as much as the policies of the providers. How are you supposed to keep track of how much profit is actually earned? Balance sheets etc. are notoriously easy to manipu
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by tremguy 11y ago
The solution here I think is to open the market for more private providers and let the refugees pick and pay for their service, with the government providing a certain amount of financial assistance to the individual asylum seekers. This wa
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by tremguy 11y ago
Doesn't anyone here have any sense for some sarcasm?
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by tremguy 11y ago
There were some good ones in there that prompted me to follow up with some reading on my own, but for the most part these were quite elementary and unchallenging. I dont quite get all the praise this one got, considering all the more in dep
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by tremguy 11y ago
"But it was nothing like the shops I've worked in before, obviously, as there are no customers in sight. This opens up Amazon to a whole new world of efficiency: no smiling faces, pleasant décor, snazzy lighting or a pretence that
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by tremguy 11y ago
Well, I kind of see that point of view, if we are talking about the activity of "programming", which in itself may not necessarily be thought of as an productive activity. But the article was about developing software, which is a
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by tremguy 11y ago
Seems solid, are there any editors for this?

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