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by tsomctl 9y ago
The ocean has a lot fewer objects for sound to reflect off of than a town full of buildings.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
How about the annoying bugs in the widget toolkit used for the start menu and control panel?
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Not to mention the text fading in is extremely annoying.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
That's the nice thing about arXiv. The first four digits of the paper's number tells you the month and year it was first published.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
The original article: https://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21736102-low-te...
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I'm a guy starting my own deep learning startup in my living room. I'm not associated with a university, and I barely make enough money to live off of. There's numerous papers that are relevant to what I'm working on, an
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Suffer, intransitive verb, definition 2: to sustain loss or damage. ( https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/suffer )
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by tsomctl 9y ago
The national speed limit doesn't apply when on a race track.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Does anyone know how dangerous this actually is? Could an esd be big enough (basically lightning) to hurt or kill you?
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I don't think it's bizarre to assume that a PhD is best to be a science adviser.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I'm pretty sure they're still paying a nontrivial amount in taxes. At the very least, property taxes, sales tax, and their employees are paying income tax.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
No you don't. Source: The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Performance by Phinney and Volek
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Usable, but annoying, on a Thinkpad trackpoint.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Speaking as someone that has never seen Star Wars, I still get his point.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
If you're providing electricity to charge people's devices, it's a loss.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
You do realize it's a US territory and everyone there is a US citizen, right?
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Lol. When you superimpose noise, the original data is still there. When you have a FM radio playing staticky, heavily compressed music through crappy speakers in an acoustically terrible store and being captured by a terrible microphone and
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by tsomctl 9y ago
For anyone that was confused while reading it, by fablab they mean a general workshop to build things, not a place to produce semiconductors.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
If he's running for US Senate, all of California will be voting for him or Feinstein. And parts of California are extremely pro gun, and parts are extremely anti gun.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Don't have any particularly good story. They are just really good at understanding and fixing anything mechanical using the most basic of tools. I actually think that the type of brain that makes you good at programming is similar to b
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Unlike their cars, if they want to be successful they will need to release factory service manuals and sell parts to repair them. It's not going to be acceptable to send it to some far away service center to be repaired, at least for s
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I get in while it's hot, and then turn it to cold.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Then there's several distinct schools of thought on microdosing. Read the link I posted above.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
It is very much not the homeopathy of psychedelics. Homeopathic medicine is where you dramatically dilute the medicine to the point where there's no appreciable amount of active medicine in the dose. There's some theory that the w
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by tsomctl 9y ago
For those of you that are surprised that this is possible, "In February 2007, Apple Inc. hired chief developer Michael Sweet and purchased the CUPS source code." (from Wikipedia)
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by tsomctl 9y ago
When I say Mathematica, I mean both the language and the functions they provide.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Is Broadcom significantly better?
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I'm always amazed by how expressive Mathematica is. Writing some of these expressions imperatively would be significantly more than one line.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
There are different kinds of attacks. This one, and related ones that minutely change the input, require you to know some details about the model. There are other kinds of attacks, where you don't need to know what the specific model i
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by tsomctl 9y ago
But it's still something to be aware of, so that you don't have to make major architectural changes to your jit so that one game will work. It's a million and one little things like this that make emulators hard.

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