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by vancan1ty 11y ago
I did not mention "css animations" in my post. Animations in general are certainly a common cause of website bloat, as they are often effected with a mix of images, javascript, and css which combine to waste bandwidth and cpu cyc
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by vancan1ty 11y ago
I think the primary reason for the rise of increasingly heavy sites is that animations and visuals can be used to attract and "hook" your reader. Just as fish like shiny spoons and minnow lookalikes and monkeys like shiny objects,
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by vancan1ty 11y ago
"Take a look at the link I included in my original post, which shows 108 commits in jdt.core just in the last month." You need to take another look at the timeframe for that statement. The link ( http://git.eclipse.org&#
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by vancan1ty 11y ago
I have always wondered if there is some way to make a distributed network which provides content in such a way that users' freedoms are maximized. I don't particularly like handing over all control of my data and internet presenc
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by vancan1ty 12y ago
Algorithmic run time is "time complexity." There are many different types of complexity which we can measure in some sense, including space complexity, energy complexity, circuit complexity, and architectural complexity. http:&#
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by vancan1ty 12y ago
Is the method you described not another form of inferential statistics? (Definitely not hypothesis testing however). It seems that this is a combination of several techniques: 1. First, we either explicitly or implicity choose a model to r
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by vancan1ty 12y ago
People often have trouble applying statistical methods correctly, and perhaps often can manipulate statistics to tell a given story. And indeed, P=0.03 on its own is meaningless without an understanding of how a study is set up and a plaus