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ByronT
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ByronT
11y ago
I think he meant the number of employees and the number of users remained proportional.
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12y ago
I use TiddlyWiki ( http://tiddlywiki.com/ ) for research notes and daily work logs. At home, I track productive time (e.g., studying, reading books) using a timer, listing the amount of time devoted to each subject/book
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12y ago
http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/pqpf/conus_hpc_pqpf.php
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12y ago
Just ordered a 10" king for the house I'll be moving into next week. I'm so excited! Keep fighting the good fight.
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12y ago
The first step toward Oculus and Facebook integration...
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13y ago
The bounding boxes are definitely off.
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13y ago
Snowflakes don't even have jobs! Lazy crystalline bastards.
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13y ago
Feynman on "trivial": http://books.google.com/books?id=7papZR4oVssC&lpg=PA84&ots=e...
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13y ago
Wrong song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpMvS1Q1sos
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13y ago
How about the dancing Pikachu favicon?
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13y ago
This is how you've obtained all of your data? When did the site launch? There was no original set of data that you started with?
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13y ago
I recently bought a Nexus 7, and I had signed up for Google Play Music "All Access" immediately after it came out. The most useful feature, I think, is being able to store music from All Access on the tablet (for completely offlin
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13y ago
In your original post, you state that we might as well assume determinism. Why? Given the widely accepted nondeterminism of quantum behavior, why wouldn't we assume nondeterminism instead? I realize what you're grasping at is that
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13y ago
It seems a bit pompous to say that we've set up electrons the same way and observed that they go in two different directions for no reason. You can't eliminate reasons that you don't know about. Have you heard about the EPR
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13y ago
Oh, I hope he never falls on it.
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13y ago
To me, there are few things more infuriating than a Comcast representative saying something like, "Oh, I'm very sorry to hear that. I would also be frustrated if my cable modem were not acquiring a signal." This type of "
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13y ago
I feel terrible for playing video games now.
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13y ago
I think it depends on the direction of the acceleration. The John Stapp experiment was horizontal acceleration, right? Right above that: "... if g-forces are not quickly reduced, death can occur. Resistance to "negative" or &
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13y ago
But hey, free wooden spoon!
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13y ago
"Can I share specific games, or do I have to share my whole library? Libraries are shared and borrowed in their entirety." Looks like you're right. It's one less step than just giving someone your username and password.
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13y ago
This is the first time I've seen "rhubard" used as a verb.
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13y ago
It made me hungry for gumbo.
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13y ago
Here's an interesting social networking concept: the mixture of real names with anonymity. Your name would appear if you "liked" something, but dislikes would be anonymous. You could also have the option to post comments anonymously. Of cou
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13y ago
Los Alamos here!
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13y ago
Jraphics?
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13y ago
Science is broken is broken.
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13y ago
Because blog views.
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13y ago
I began experiencing this problem on my mid-2008 MBP late last year. More recently, I've found that slipping a piece of paper between the battery and the golden electrical strip helps a lot.