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by yannis 17y ago
>You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '-50, 50' at line 6 Broke as I was navigating :)
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by yannis 17y ago
>These are questions that I ask to myself before starting a new craft, such as learning Erlang. I mean, it is an interesting language and it is fun to play with, but how much am I likely to utilize it in web applications, given that I c
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by yannis 17y ago
I very much doubt it. Trading which is the nearest to being an entrepreneur is very recent possibly just around the time of the Phoenicians or a bit earlier. Highly unlikely that this was adequate time for selective pressures to have any re
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Life returns to an eerie Chernobyl(thestar.com)
29 points by yannis 17y ago|7 comments
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The Mathematical Cartoons of Larry Gonick(msri.org)
26 points by yannis 17y ago|2 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
You correct about the usefulness of GP in CS, I am not so sure of its usefulness in Biology (since we define the fitness factors rather than nature and an uncontrolled environment). My favorite application from the Hummies Awards, self-corr
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by yannis 17y ago
>Bottom line - even if my back-of-the-envelope calculation about is two or three orders of magnitude off - is that you don't need you run a long-term experiment to give genetic algorithms the same amount of run-time as nature had with u
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by yannis 17y ago
I am in two minds. I have a small library and has the author's problem of carting them around with every move. I also have hundreds of ebooks (mostly downloaded for free and a few purchased). For me an ebook is still a simulation, sort of l
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Showcase of Web Design in Russia (smashingmagazine.com)
30 points by yannis 17y ago|4 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
Sure remove the need for cooling is the best option, but even at 40 deg C operating temperature you will need some cooling in most locations.
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by yannis 17y ago
Lucky you!
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Scheme illustrated(eecs.berkeley.edu)
56 points by yannis 17y ago|13 comments
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Lifetime's Free WiFi Access for US$35(techon.nikkeibp.co.jp)
1 points by yannis 17y ago|0 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
Just to state the obvious a Penthouse Pet will probably be the best option, since you living alone (might be high maintenance though). Second best I would recommend a cyborg beetle http://discovermagazine.com/2009/may/30-the-pentagons-beet
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by yannis 17y ago
The article is very good, but there is a couple of serious omissions in order for someone to technically evaluate it. Figure 3, illustrates the point. The red items are overhead and the green ones the IT components. The major energy consump
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by yannis 17y ago
From my own experience. - B.Sc. Learn enough to enable you to get on the job training - M.Sc. Meaningless, just a stamina test to check if you can focus adequately on a narrow field. - Ph.D. A sort of a license to do research. A 'de
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by yannis 17y ago
> A year ago today I 'released' Clojure, by sending a message to my jFli and Foil mailing lists Happy birthday and thanks to Rich!
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Absent pheromones turn flies into lusty lotharios(utm.utoronto.ca)
1 points by yannis 17y ago|0 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
>The top House negotiator, Rep. Ed Pastor, D-Ariz., didn't recall why his side insisted that the Senate drop the transparency provision. But a Democratic aide said later that there is concern that making every report public automaticall
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by yannis 17y ago
Agreed and is an interesting application, which probably has evolved since it was first posted.
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by yannis 17y ago
Wordpress - for a simple blog Joomla - for a run-of-the-mill CMS Drupal - for a more complex CMS Expression Engine - for extensive PHP hacking it is based on CodeIgniter and designed using MV
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by yannis 17y ago
Except food. Most of us need to buy it and that is why I don't buy into giving anything out for free except as a 'loss leader' in Freemium models.
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by yannis 17y ago
I posted this site in that it claims that it uses AI (more like crowd-sourcing) to help make better decisions. It was created by Caterina Fake of Flickr fame. See interview http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/adam-penenberg/penenberg-pos...
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by yannis 17y ago
This reminds me of my high school algebra teacher. He would automatically fail you in tests if your equals did not line up. Very neat syntax!
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Artificial Black Hole Created in Chinese Lab(technologyreview.com)
7 points by yannis 17y ago|4 comments
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Youth 'cannot live' without web(news.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by yannis 17y ago|0 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
Thanks. Actually this technology is revolutionary, I have been following it for sometime. I think you got a very good investment, but some patience will be needed as well. The team at nabsys looks impressive.
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DNA sequencing in a holey new way(news.bbc.co.uk)
3 points by yannis 17y ago|2 comments
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by yannis 17y ago
Science Fiction!
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by yannis 17y ago
At first I thought you were defining a philosopher when you wrote "but never feel like they know enough to start" then I thought it is just the opposite they alway know enough to start but have a never ending story. I also understood your

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