CatMtKing

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by CatMtKing 9y ago
I think it's this one https://www.nature.com/nnano/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nnan...
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by CatMtKing 9y ago
I practice taijiquan, a martial art. My teacher often describes concepts that I can relate to basic mechanics. When I do, it feels like I understand, but as my teacher says -- until you can actually express it with your body, you don&#x27
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by CatMtKing 10y ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/trump-picks-top-c... Is this what you consider cleaning up our mess?
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by CatMtKing 10y ago
I thought Michael Moore's reasons were pretty on point: http://michaelmoore.com/trumpwillwin/ Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were indeed critical to the election, though it was by a hair that Trump won
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by CatMtKing 10y ago
I only use the search when I know what app I'm looking for. Wouldn't that would drive up the numbers artificially -- as I had the intention of downloading the app before I began searching.
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by CatMtKing 11y ago
It's also how muscles work, isn't it? A ton of tiny myosin heads pulling in parallel.
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by CatMtKing 11y ago
Show me a society that is pure anything. Capitalism is an idea among many ideas that influence society -- pure capitalism doesn't exist in the real world.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Funny story I have with Dropbox: I was setting up my new desktop to dual boot Debian and Windows. In the interest of saving space, I tried to have Dropbox in both systems target the same directory to sync. I'm not precisely sure what
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Being able to read English is a different skill from being able to write it. A lot of the Chinese students I know can understand it mostly fine but have trouble writing coherently for an English reader.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
UCSC has the sequenced strains loaded in their genome browser, too, if it interests you http://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgTracks?db=eboVir3
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
It looks like it is software to exploit vulnerabilities in the USB implementation to do some very nasty stuff with the target computer.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
When I was learning C, I would write my program, then run it step-by-step in the debugger (I was using Visual Studio at the time) until it was pointless to do so because I knew what would happen next. If I made a change and did not have a
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Is the definition of talent that one does something noteworthy on a regular basis? I think that Phil Fish video that he linked really hit the nail on the head.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
I think that's exactly why he's not going to get what he wants. He's not going to have a normal life with the comforting blanket of anonymity again.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Well if that's how you're analyzing it, the writer is female -- Julia Belluz.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Yeah, the eggs are the best. Love them raw over rice.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
I thought it wasn't uncommon for some reptiles to continue growing for their entire lives? Don't fish do it too? Edit: it also says on wikipedia that they slow down in adulthood, so maybe it is somewhat different http:/&#x2
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
tbh, if it changes anything, Google ought to hire more privacy advocates.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
From the article it seems like some of the symptoms are associated with inadequate sensing or awareness of social cues. That makes me wonder if taijiquan is a good exercise to help with that, as it trains sensitivity to small movements, in
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Why not the ipython notebook, in that case?
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
It's disingenuous to claim a DSL is part of the language syntax. E.g. I would not consider the regex formatting specification as Python syntax. I mean, if we follow that line of thought, it's like saying Jinja is Python syntax.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
It's a toy example; he's just trying to show how currying works, rather than why you should use it. If anything, it does show that one useful thing about partial application is that you can write a generic function (formatNames) a
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Sort of like: Here's the data. Analysis is an exercise left to the reader? I guess what I'm trying to point out here is that while collecting data does take up most of the bulk of the work, data is meaningless without analysis an
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Then it wouldn't be a study; it would be data collection.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
You seem to assume that a programmer should know about the patent and all other similar patents/patent conditions before he/she implements. I don't think that's so easy to do.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
After learning Haskell, I'm not sure what the benefits of dynamic typing are anymore.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
I can read Perl, but the only way you'll get me to read it is to write a script with bugs in it and force me to debug it. It's fun in a masochistic sort of way. Anyway, Python and Haskell are my languages of choice now.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
Razer Naga, my friend.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
There's hs-tls ( http://hackage.haskell.org/package/tls-0.9.11 ), but being a newb to both crypto and Haskell, I can't tell you much about it.
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by CatMtKing 12y ago
OS<insert censor blur here>XXX

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