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by udev 11y ago
Jesus, calm down! (Oops!)
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by udev 11y ago
If this is the case, I would love to see a similar map for IEEE papers. The citations are free to view on IEEE website.
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by udev 11y ago
This map is beautiful! But what does (x,y) position mean? If two papers are close on the map are they also close in some other aspect? I mean, what gave this map this particular shape?
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by udev 11y ago
In my case a 3-credit class in Engineering program included the following: - 3h lecture / week, - more often than not weekly/semi-weekly homework assignment (at least 4h to complete), - optional weekly lab work (1-2h), - optional
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by udev 11y ago
Gist of article: I made it, therefore listen to me. I came up with this idea that you should continue maintaining a side project once someone paid you for the benefit of using it. Remember, I made it in life, and therefore my idea is right.
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by udev 11y ago
Surprising how they had much more street advertising back in the day compared to now.
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by udev 11y ago
Not strictly pertinent, but... Am I the only one surprised to see this kind of work done on a Sunday? I have nothing against it, but just considering work vs family context.
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by udev 11y ago
Many solutions, e.g. make sleep 0.9 sec, i.e. less than period to guarantee entering the critical 1 second span at least once.
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by udev 11y ago
Almost guaranteed not to, since 1 second sleep.
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Breakthrough in battery technology: 5x the capacity with lithium-air(sciencemag.org)
2 points by udev 11y ago|0 comments
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by udev 11y ago
I agree that rotation should be enough for VR purposes, and linear translation of the subject is not strictly necessary. Any acceleration up to g = 9.81 m / s^2 can be easily simulated, and it can be maintained indefinitely. All you ne
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by udev 11y ago
Many here comment just on sub-IPO price of shares. The problem is bigger. As per Financial Times, there is a larger shift in investor mood towards Twitter. It seems that there are many who intend to short Twitter indicated by the amount of
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by udev 11y ago
> Phew, I was really worried they were selling to News Corp or something when I saw the headline. I am more wary of one of those greasy-activist-investor types coming into the picture and demanding the publication "does more for the
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by udev 11y ago
This sums up my experience too.
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by udev 11y ago
Sad news. Josh created a service that was a pleasure to use. I discovered so much music using it. When Grooveshark closed, I moved to Spotify, which, IMO, has a very long way to go before it becomes what Grooveshark was in terms of music di
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by udev 11y ago
Interesting that they use rate 1/6 Turbo Codes for communication with the probe, i.e. for any given data block, 1/6 is the data and 5/6 is error-correction information. This might seem inefficient, but it allows for reliable
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by udev 11y ago
Comment about Bill Gates's wealth is blatantly wrong. He was not worth only $5bn at the time he quit, but an order of magnitude more.
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by udev 11y ago
The guy's diction is flawless.
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by udev 11y ago
Twitter is a complicated case. On one hand it has incredible political clout as free speech tool, is used by most celebrities, etc. Yet, its very design makes monetization difficult, and in my opinion, unlikely to ever be of great success.
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Twitter CEO Costolo to step down(ft.com)
2 points by udev 11y ago|0 comments
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by udev 11y ago
This type of misery is common. The author decided he needs a change in his life, there is no arguing there. But what makes the author so confident that quitting the job is the solution?
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by udev 11y ago
I wonder if this will lead to wider screen formats long term.
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by udev 11y ago
Thank you Microsoft for this.
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by udev 11y ago
This is a solution to a problem I didn't know existed.
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by udev 11y ago
This is great for students, for terms papers, reports, etc. People who advance science as we know it, and those who target big journals (Nature, Science, New England Journal of Medicine, etc.) are unlikely to want to store their manuscript
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by udev 11y ago
So what is your theory about this? That the (whip boy) trader was executing trades as ordered by his (master) superiors in his own name, i.e. taking all the risk, but sharing the profit?
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by udev 11y ago
First world issues much? You've been presented with these rare images, that someone probably had to smuggle out of the country, took care to lay them on the map for your convenience, and you sit there dissatisfied with how the back but
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by udev 11y ago
Good idea, but does not work with Financial Times.
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by udev 12y ago
"Under the Customs Act, customs officers are allowed to inspect things that you have, that you're bringing into the country," - Here's my phone, sir. - I see it has a password, give me the password. - Mhhh... OK. It is 1
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by udev 12y ago
My observations about a different kind of noise ... There are people who have focused, surgical thinking. They solve a hard problem by trying to follow a chain of logic arguments, and give up after a few tries. When they don't fail, th

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