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by tzahola 8y ago
Moore’s law is over.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>"Food liquid" or drink (a liquid that is specially prepared for human consumption) is a part of the culture of human society and not only a substance which addresses the basic human need to drink. What a weird sentence!
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by tzahola 8y ago
D contracts are arbitrary code snippets. So they're Turing-complete, therefore it's still uncomputable.
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by tzahola 8y ago
My hypothesis is that some people blindly upvote anything that has the word “React” in it.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yep. The plebs are onto us. Time for a crash ;)
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by tzahola 8y ago
Daily reminder for data scientist and machine learning types: fill your pockets while you can, because machine learning bootcamps are on the horizon!
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by tzahola 8y ago
While I welcome the privacy implications of this, I don’t see why recovery wouldn’t be possible if the T2 chip and the SSD is intact?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Don’t rock the boat!
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by tzahola 8y ago
Just learn the fundamentals in a platform-agnostic way and you’ll be set for life: - 3D geometry (lines, planes, implicit and parametric surfaces) - basic splines (Bezier, Hermite, maybe NURBS) - matrix transformations - rotation via quater
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by tzahola 8y ago
How does this connect to the parent comment??
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by tzahola 8y ago
This. Traditional “luxury” cars are like those Nokia phones they made with gold plates and swarowski “crystals”. Nothing but gimmicks, and a laughable feature set compared to an iPhone.
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by tzahola 8y ago
A spectre is haunting...
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by tzahola 8y ago
“We’re a data-driven organization! [as long as the data fits our agenda]” It’s one of my favorite methodologies, next to “agile waterfall” and “holocracy with managers, middle-managers and minibosses”.
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by tzahola 8y ago
So one in ten of your findings is bogus.
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by tzahola 8y ago
I call this the “Cloud Atlas” style, and I hate it.
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by tzahola 8y ago
You two made me interested, but I couldn’t find anything about this RQL...
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by tzahola 8y ago
Nowhere in this document do they state that inhaling 5000 particles increases lung cancer risk by 1%. I recommend revisiting high school chemistry, especially the topic of molar mass. (Hint: Plutonium is about 250 g/mol. One mol is 6x1
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by tzahola 8y ago
Still wrong. FTPS is vanilla FTP over TLS.
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by tzahola 8y ago
FTPS is FTP over TLS. However SSH and SFTP has nothing to do with TLS.
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by tzahola 8y ago
You only need TLS for that. HTTP adds nothing security-wise.
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by tzahola 8y ago
5000 particle? LOL! If that was true we would all have cancer: “The average concentration of radon in the atmosphere is about 6×10−18 molar percent, or about 150 atoms in each ml of air.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by tzahola 8y ago
Oh my god! Ban all nuclear reactors ASAP!!! Just kidding. A regular banana is probably an order of manitude more radioactive than these wines.
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by tzahola 8y ago
the isotopes from the air would contaminate it.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Let’s hope they won’t: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ether_addiction
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by tzahola 8y ago
But (the hypothetical) dark matter does interact with regular matter through gravity, so your graph is connected. The existence of 100% non-interacting particles is by definition non-falsifiable, therefore scientifically irrelevant.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Hmm... maybe it only looks smooth from space, like Venus or Uranus? An impenetrable cloud layer (like in The Matrix) would explain the cold on the surface and the endless night.
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by tzahola 8y ago
This was more profound for me than the whole emoji issue: “What the tech industry can’t obfuscate behind algorithms is often relegated to some form of infantilization, in which a distinct work-life balance has been replaced by free food, pi
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yes, catholics. Why does it matter? Persecution is persecution, be it against jews, catholics, protestants, muslims, atheists, whatever. Also, you’re saying “100 years earlier” as if that’s a long timespan in history. I know, the USA is not
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by tzahola 8y ago
Now calculate the probability of the current Universe arising spontaneously from vacuum.
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by tzahola 8y ago
How could the Earth be totally smooth?

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