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10y ago
How is it not problematic when American tech form an oligopoly on internet services? Especially when these services need to bend to the whims of American government.
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10y ago
The world is slowly learning from China.
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10y ago
I realise you are nitpicking. But when you ask a normal person who knows how to code to write a palindrome function, then this is what you will get. This function is too simple to expect anyone to ask you any follow up question regarding th
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10y ago
I'd expect to see this (assuming that this guy is a Javascript shop). function isPalindrome(str) { for (let i = 0; i < str.length / 2; i++) { if (str[i] !== str[str.length - i - 1]) { r
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10y ago
It is pretty ironic that palindromes cannot be recognised by regular languages.
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10y ago
>500 lines of busy work >simple I don't know why people think shit like this is acceptable.
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10y ago
Perhaps this should be default opt-out for reddit gold users?
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10y ago
First imgur, then reddit. I hope voat is readying their servers for the traffic spike.
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10y ago
Grandgrandparent: firefox is shit because it doesn't have feature X which causes it to crash if a single tab becomes unresponsive grandparent: firefox is building it parent: it tooks them 7 years and it is still not done? you: why do y
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10y ago
Because they have a patchset of thousands of lines and grsec has refused to break them up into parts so that they can be reviewed and patched in incrementally. Some of these patches in grsec are also controversial.
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10y ago
People hate the idea of spending money and then having a bad experience. You can be reasonably sure that with a cup of coffee that it won't be completely terrible, if you have a bad experience you can ask them to brew you a new one. Wi
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10y ago
If all the poor people got naturally selected out then there won't be poor people anymore.
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10y ago
>We pledge that no patient needing DARAPRIM will be denied access >If you are uninsured and meet eligibility critera, you can get DARAPRIM for no cost http://www.daraprimdirect.com/patients
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11y ago
I don't know what any of this has anything to do with Trump.
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11y ago
And uses spaces instead of tabs. Someone will need to go fix them up.
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11y ago
Those are merely my observations
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11y ago
>have an unprofitable business model >become unprofitable >beg for donations If their game is a "relative linear experience" then why would anyone "go on to interact with the game in the personal way that we intended
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11y ago
Here is a better link (with a lot more content). https://imgur.com/a/y4Oct https://imgur.com/a/qcpOi
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11y ago
They can just damage the ship. It would be also ridiculous to think that there won't be an onboard manual override for controls.
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11y ago
Hackers will now be able to remotely hijack ships to Somalia.
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11y ago
Zhihu is a vast improvement on Quora both on the quality of content and site design though.
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11y ago
Migrant workers, not migrant refugees. These are people who comes from poor rural communities in search of better jobs and future, not opportunistic economic migrants who come to take advantage of an European welfare state. Also note that w
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11y ago
Bad things happen to bad people too :^)
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11y ago
Sorry but POS tagging is pretty much solved already. It is already in the 97+% [1]. Current papers are now mostly improving it by less than one percent. 1. http://nlp.stanford.edu/pubs/CICLing2011-manning-tagging.pdf
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11y ago
In the age of high tech robot replacements, do unskilled factory workers have a future?
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11y ago
I would have said C++ because the template system is a functional programming language.
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11y ago
tbh smh fam
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11y ago
I actually wrote the YewMurder script that was the first one to do tree timing (AFAIK), unforunately all the older posts all seem to have been purged from powerbot forums so we can't know for certain. Maybe just great minds think alike
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11y ago
Botting was actually much more fun the playing the real game. Back in the golden days, the bot frameworks rsbot/powerbot/rsbuddy gave you a Java API into the game. Your script gets called every game loop (by the API) and you can t
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11y ago
Is it supposed to be the percentage of women in the workforce or the percentage of the workforce that are women?
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