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wlievens
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wlievens
16y ago
And balloons are rarely perefect spheres.
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wlievens
16y ago
I call bullshit. The minimum number of questions is this context implies the minimum number you need to ask to be guaranteed to find a solution. Any other interpretation is meaningless. But of course, the safe answer would be to explain it
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wlievens
16y ago
An amazing find ineed.
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wlievens
16y ago
In Belgium it's 50% starting at about €32k. Add social security tax and municipal tax to that and effective marginal tax rate becomes over 60%.
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wlievens
16y ago
I have a lot of open source GIS experience, but unfortunately I've never used Ruby. If you ever need anything done involving GIS and Java, contact me.
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wlievens
16y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote and local, Antwerp area BELGIUM Well-versed in front-end development as well as back-end stuff, most experienced with Java but comfortable with other platforms. Domain experience includes compilers, open-source GIS and i
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wlievens
16y ago
Might as well be Perl code.
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wlievens
16y ago
Same here. Your last comma is probably superfluous, I think.
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wlievens
16y ago
Wow, that's just sad.
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wlievens
16y ago
Oh you mean interpolating the Bayer filter, okay. I work in this industry (digital imaging, not space) but since all color-filtered images I get to see are raw, I only see checkerboard grayscale :-)
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wlievens
16y ago
Do you have a cite on this? Would love to read more.
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wlievens
16y ago
What do you mean by 'raw pixel interpolation'?
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wlievens
16y ago
Obama didn't argue for this intervention in the first place. At least not in public discourse. Europeans argued for it, the US decided to support it later. Also do note that I'm a firm supporter of humanist interventionism, you just need to
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16y ago
Arguably, the difference is that Iraq (in 2003!) didn't have a democratic opposition movement with a fighting chance. There is a world of difference between 'nudging' the direction of a civil war, and nation-building from scratch. Especiall
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16y ago
I just want to chime in and say that public opinion on this is completely different in Europe compared to the US. We don't view this as a US-led incursion on par with Afghanistan or Iraq. It's a humanitarian action undertaken by France, the
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wlievens
16y ago
Maybe the 0 in 08 could be the clue. But that's not really much better.
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16y ago
Classifying blatant racism under free speech can have actual consequences too. Consider the genocide in Rwanda in which racist radio programmes encouraged massive killings. You could say that everyone's responsible for their own actions, no
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wlievens
16y ago
Sorry, I'm not hip enough so you just downvote me?
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wlievens
16y ago
Very nicely done. I want it for subversion now!
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wlievens
16y ago
Shor's algorithm is the classic (pun intended) example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shors_algorithm
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wlievens
16y ago
I like that stuff too. It's (in terms of taste and function) somewhere between pasta and rice, so that means a lot of dishes work great with it.
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wlievens
16y ago
I agree with all that, to be honest. Google does a good enough job.
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wlievens
16y ago
Silly indeed. I also wonder how much more energy is wasted sending these extra bytes around, millions of times per hour.
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wlievens
16y ago
Same here. I guessed because you said you studied "economics and languages" (Economie-Talen) and because you had a bunch of teachers discouraging higher scientific studies because of less math background. You do need to be really good in ma
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wlievens
16y ago
Oh, right. Now I understand. Yeah, you see those a lot.
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wlievens
16y ago
I think he's just talking about a parser that can convert jarin's latest comment on YC news to something like site:news.ycombinator.com "jarin" sort-by:date (pseudo-syntax mine of course)
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wlievens
16y ago
It looks a lot like the GladOS balls from the game Portal , too. http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs22/f/2008/005/e/3/Blue_GLaDOS_B... These have eyes.
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16y ago
What exactly do you mean? Do you have an example?
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16y ago
A curious question: where are you from and which college did you attend? I have a vague hunch.
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16y ago
Belgian beer is awesome. That's why I decided to be born here.
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