vladtaltos

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by vladtaltos 12y ago
harpoons ;) yeah - http://www.xkcd.com/1402/
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by vladtaltos 12y ago
and here I thought they're going to rank them according to the length and bushiness of their beards...
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by vladtaltos 12y ago
if 19 million people use it, why hasn't it become a feature firefox offers itself ? doesn't this mean people want some option of blocking ads ? I'm guessing this a native-integrated version will require a lot less memory...
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
http://www.stefanom.org/spc/?view=2833251
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
just placing them all in the same orbit works ;) Congrats! You reached 500 years without going unstable! 120,047 points over 500.1 years!
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
I concur it is known - however, it is still impressive that google does not have a counter-measure against it. he says they indexed 140k pages of it. phew. consider having a few thousand of these pots set-up and cross linking to each other
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
radon transform is used to produce tomography images. just take a look at the wikipedia page... s/he's talking about that...
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
Why evil yandex?
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Ask HN: Proxy Recommendations
2 points by vladtaltos 13y ago|2 comments
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
if they support linux, I'd license it without any thought. $250/year is pretty cheap...
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
besides the obvious stupidity of the parties involved, why would anyone pay for such an uninformative handle 50k ? @N ? seriously -- doesn't spam occur for twitter feeds yet ? I remember when google started off they didn't allow y
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
Rip
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
Am I the only one who finds this google status page a bit difficult to interpret?
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
you should also consider the extensibility of the metric system as well. Any unit when has a kilo prefix is understood to be x1000 even if you are not familiar with the original quantity. kJ is kilo joules, km is kilo meters. I have no idea
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
> Absurdly wrong, marketers already use a unique image URL for each email recipient, and Google has no way to know that all of those point to the same image. wrong. you can of course do simple image processing and identify similar images
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
this should give a nice boost to fixubuntu.com page hits. nice work canonical - I knew you secretly wanted people to disable the default security problems... cheers...
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
They should have paid the guy - not send cheap trinkets. And also no chump change as well. He went out of his way to even help them roll-out the hot fix. Don't be a 'cheap kind of company' linkedin. Pay up.
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
holly crap - I know kung-fu
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
Go for computer vision/pattern recognition. There seems to be a shortage of enough 'good' people for them - even in HN I read very low quality vision related blog news as if they are very good ones... (I remember an image rot
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by vladtaltos 13y ago
kid says his reactor cannot meltdown. swiss one had a meltdown. don't know if it is true though... also, the underground thing worked - no ? it contained the radioactivity - wikipedia says no pollution occurred... in the case of a ground le
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by vladtaltos 14y ago
looks pretty cool. great work. I especially loved the fact that your mehod does not blur the edges significantly and the color profiles are pretty good. I have a few questions you haven't mentioned in your blog and would appreciate it if yo
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by vladtaltos 15y ago
a better one would've allowed to add a new TZ and sort the ones displayed on screen...
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by vladtaltos 15y ago
no because I also have hosting over there. if any of the ssh+git friendly competitors are willing to waive the hosting fee for the remainder of my contract with godaddy, I'll be more than glad to switch. otherwise I'll have to stick with th