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13y ago
My python is really rusty, but if you convert this sudocode to python, you will see that the answer is 50/50. I'll write this up in Javascript when I have time. If you do this in Python, please post. girl = 0 boy = 0
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13y ago
The probability that you will roll 1 1 is indeed less then rolling 1 2 or 2 1, but that's only because you are allowing for twice as many acceptable outcomes. The Wiki article you reference in your own code explains it well. The proble
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Startups Often Focus On Data Security Too Late, If At All
(npr.org)
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13y ago
Nope, sorry, it's wrong. Here are the possibilities for someone with 2 children were at least one of them is a boy borne on tuesday: 01) 1BT 2BM 02) 1BT 2BT 03) 1BT 2BW 04) 1BT 2BR 05) 1BT 2BF 06) 1BT 2BS 07) 1BT 2BY
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13y ago
This answer is incorrect. There is a 1/4 chance that both children are boys, and each child has 1/2 chance of being borne a boy, regardless of what day his sibling was or will be borne on. The program arrives at the probability of
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13y ago
If all they do is play sports, then you couldn't really call it a scholarship, could you. The athletes would play sports and in exchange they would get.... to play sports. And the college gets all kinds of money and publicity in exchan
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13y ago
Well, according to the research in question so can 92% of University of North Carolina football players. What's your point?
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13y ago
Just turned it on on my 15" 2012 rMBP and it finished encrypting the drive. Before I was getting around 520-540MB/s read/write. Now it's 440-460MB/s. It's not a large hit, slightly noticeable, but worth the sec
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13y ago
How does encrypted SSD perform, compared to unencrypted? My SSD does reads/writes in the 500MB/s range. Does encryption significantly slow down performance?
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13y ago
If you look at it, I am sure you would notice that all of the maps, except for the example one by the artist himself, were drawn with continuous pen strokes. I bet that none of the test participants took more than 30 seconds to draw the map
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13y ago
Plus, the guy looks down right creepy in the happy picture and he is showing off his muscles in the pride picture. Their shame poses are idiotic. They would have gotten much better results by cropping faces only.
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13y ago
I am tired of this perception around the world that americans do not know geography. I really wish someone would do this test in Europe or Asia, and compare the results. Are Americans terrible at geography, sure. But so is the rest of the w
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13y ago
The worst part is, that man is still a congressmen! 3 years later!
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13y ago
I disagree. ASICs is far more efficient, for sure, but at best, it's slightly more profitable than the used electricity, because with every new mining technology introduction the difficulty is readjusted to compensate. So, even with cu
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13y ago
Ah yes, bitcoin, the currency of the future that gives one big fat middle finger to the environment!
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13y ago
Though unrelated, today I was watching a 2006 episode of Boston Legal where one of the characters makes an impassioned argument about how Americans have next to no privacy nowadays (2006) and how the NSA is already reading all of our emails
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13y ago
The way the question was asked by Sanders, the answer would be necessarily YES. Of course, the NSA can not answer YES, because [insert mention of 9/11 and national security argument here, wave a flag, if possible, while doing so], so t
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13y ago
Hi Jeff. I thought I should weigh in on this one, as you originally corrected my spelling. I am not offended, on a whole, but having notice your little back and forth with Michael, I decided to look through your comments. You have a tendenc
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13y ago
Does anyone know of a good tree structure notepad for OSX? Something like MyNoteKeeper [1] on windows. The key features I have been looking for are a tree structure where each node can have text and files associated with it, and can have ch
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13y ago
Try nvAlt. It saves all notes to .txt or .rtf, supports markdown (limited), and is super fast. I just switched to it my self and love it. I only wish I could attach files to notes. OSX only but there is a cross platform clone, the name esca
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13y ago
That's not true in CA. Prosecutors have to consult with victims in felony cases before accepting a plea agreement.
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13y ago
If they are not billing you, stop paying them! Go talk to a federal debt settlement attorney, this will make a grate class action, and you can get paid good money for being a class rap. I am not an expert in this area, but I am pretty sure
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13y ago
If your company asks you to sign a non-disparagement contract, ask them for a reference letter in return. Chose a project or 2 you did a good job on and ask them to write you a good or at least ok reference.
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13y ago
The mutual non-disparagement contract is not all that mutual. As an employee you are prevented from talking bad about the company, so you will say nothing about them. However, if you are looking for a new job, your new employer may call you
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13y ago
I purchased Toshiba laptop in 2002. Within 3 months the laptop's graphics card failed. Toshiba does not repair their own laptops, rather they send it out to some 3rd party repair center. The repair center took 3 weeks to repairer the l
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13y ago
I am really happy you guys are doing this. I have some ideas you could use. What's the best way to contact you? I did not see any contact info on the site.
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13y ago
Perhaps a solution to this is a very public campaign to opt out of these filters. This would achieve 2 goals: 1. Good plausible deniability excuse. If asked why one has opted out, or would like to opt out of the filter, one could always ans
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13y ago
How about a Patent Litigation crowd sourcing. I pitched this several times, but I just can't get around to get it going. A site were everyone being threatened with a lawsuit based on a given patent can pull together monetarily to inval
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13y ago
I have a friend who got Red Heat accreditation and got a string of jobs based on it. Now he is in SF doing very well for him self. He had nothing but HS degree. But I am very interested what others think on this topic as well, so please up
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13y ago
The market has spoken I am afraid, and people like you and me are out of luck. I personally like the form factor of Moto X, minus the infuriatingly off center screen (in landscape orientation).
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