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Generative Art and Biology: Creating Life Through Computation
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6y ago
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6y ago
Perhaps the statistic that 40% of cops are domestic abusers is relevant to you. https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/09/police-...
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6y ago
Please don't do this here
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8y ago
> Photos by the author except where noted. The author owns shares in Workhorse. Maybe they should disclose this at the top of the article, not the bottom.
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8y ago
There's this same argument with recycling, reuse, etc. I.E how many times do I have to use my cloth bag before the resources it took is less than that of a normal paper bag. Recycling is the same way, IIRC, aluminum is the only thing t
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8y ago
In high school I wanted to make a Twitter bot that tweeted about the weather everyday. I had an easy time with Python's Libraries / Ecosystem.
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8y ago
I thought this exactly, I'm guessing OP was just steamrolling her because she was asking a basic question
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8y ago
Considering OP could have spent part of that 3 day retreat looking up what new grad salaries are at IBM.
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8y ago
Don't discount your mod because it's made for Minecraft, this looks like a lot of fun!
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8y ago
Picking nits, but yes
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8y ago
As someone from Kansas, absolutely an issue. It's probably 90% white, there's no culture in Kansas City, just a bunch of hipsters with clear framed glasses. When I interned for Garmin a few years back, they had intern events to hy
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8y ago
I seriously think people shouldn't be able to comment / see comments on HN unless they've at least clicked on the darn link. I took one look at the "keylogger" source code and recognized it.
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9y ago
Jokes on them, I've purchased all of my tickets via an Android Emulator and GPS spoofing. I've got it setup such that I text my home box that it's "movie time" and I get a response as soon as the app says the card i
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9y ago
Thank you for sharing your views on poverty. While HN is primarily about programming / tech, there is room for talk about society, etc. I don't agree with your points about being rate limited / banned, all views are valued he
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9y ago
FIRE and move to the Netherlands. Work on open source projects.
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9y ago
I've got a relatively short bike commute that takes around 20 minutes. By car it's a bit more due to traffic. I get some serious benefits from biking everyday. I'm always alert and awake when I get to work, I get the bare min
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9y ago
Take Lauren, for example, she's a super accomplished mech/aero engineer who also happens to be a really good host. EDIT: Of course she's also involved in FIRST :P
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9y ago
I would expect the opposite effect, given "netflix and chill"'s connotation
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9y ago
It drains my 2017 MBP about 40% faster than Firefox Quantum. I wonder if it's mining crypto in the background...
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9y ago
I'm unsure about bike stealing, but I know it's cheaper for them to buy new bikes rather than fixing up old ones. They just throw them out in large piles in disrepair.[1] [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/
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9y ago
AH! I took Ravi's class on Computer Graphics two years ago! I still refer to his slides whenever I start a new openGL project. Thanks for sharing!
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9y ago
I wonder if you can get sued for malpractice if you're a math doctor. They'd need proof either way.
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9y ago
Coming out of college I was surprised just how big of a separation there is from web designer / developer, since I was so accustomed to doing both for school projects.
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9y ago
You can just unscrew the back panel. I've looked for a replacement battery for my pebble but to no avail. It's actually a relatively serviceable device if you don't mind soldering. (Mines a gen1 pebble by the way)
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9y ago
Menlo Park and Palo Alto, sure. But MTV, Sunnyvale and San Jose are still pretty cheap. (relatively)
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One of the biggest issues is complexity. Sure you can make some fairly complex things within an FPGA fabric, like a CPU or GPU. However, you'll see a slow down in two areas. The first is routing, whereas an IC would just have a wire be
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9y ago
Counter point: You can reason that women wouldn't go into other fields like plumbing, or construction because those are also male dominated. The biggest distinction is that Computer Science can be a path climb the socioeconomic ladder.
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I've fallen in love with SRE field. I'm a Computer Engineering senior currently. I'm used two kinds of classes: CS ones where you learn a lot of theory and apply it on a test, then the CprE ones where you also learn, but then
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I think I read that OpenCL on the 480 finally caught up to OpenCL on the 1060. I believe CUDA still works better.
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> People really don't like the concept that I can see a world they can't experience. Some people become offended This is the /exact/ kind of elitism that killed Google Glass. The whole "I have this and you don&#x
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