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art187
3y ago
Because you have to have their device to get the data.
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art187
3y ago
You would need to hook up the Immersion Neuroscience devices up to measure emotional resonance and other neurological measures, but yes that is the dubious claim.
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8y ago
This is not true. I realize that Backpage was the platform that had the largest audience after red book was shut down. If you look at sites in Germany and Australia the sex worker doesn’t have to hide since laws protect them. Legalizing sex
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8y ago
I worked with the defense department on tracking human trafficking for several years. Backpage was literally the front door to so much trafficking. There are many steps the site could have taken to stop trafficking but it didn’t. The consen
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9y ago
Hi, I’m not ignoring the article, I’m just commenting on it. No we don’t force a community to use a CoC but we don’t want to fund ones that don’t.
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9y ago
Disclaimer, I help run an organization that requires CoC's on all events. I like this article but it doesn't go into the positives of a CoC. There are many problems but if you don't weigh them against the positive characteris
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9y ago
I can't speak to the reasons why pandas wasn't funded, but the team is looking for funding. At the end of the day a lot of code uses NumPy and not Pandas.
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9y ago
Nope
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9y ago
What reports do they want? Could one get such reports from github's API?
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Murder in VR should be illegal
(aeon.co)
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10y ago
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New music discovery tool, Beta but already awesome
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Sloan and NumFOCUS Program for sustaining open source projects
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A NumFOCUS History: Sustaining Open Source Scientific Codes
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10y ago
Fashion Metric | Austin | Full-time | Full Stack Developer Fashion Metric is changing the way people buy clothes both in-store and online. We're a math and data company tackling big problems with cutting-edge technology and we're
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11y ago
My understanding here is that Apple has pretty draconian policies about writing about it. A friend once told me they had to retract an offer from a candidate because the person tweeted they just got a job at Apple.
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11y ago
And what system on commodity clusters is fast enough in this case?
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12y ago
Why does the government not have the right to crawl the internet and track content on it?
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Highest funded hardware startup in a decade to shut down
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12y ago
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12y ago
This doesn't seem to use the hash in the first access. So the first hset, seems to always go to the first row of the table. Perhaps this is what is desired (fixing roll over issue as well): static int (**hget(int (**t)[2], int k)
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12y ago
parens are used since the [2] is on the end. Otherwise, it would think its a pointer to a pointer of an int [2] -> (hnew()[2]).
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Dispel4Py: Python abstract workflows for distributed data app
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13y ago
Cython isn't 1) able to compile Python or 2) fast? Hate to have to tell all my Cython code it needs to break itself because the hackernews thinks so. =P
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SciPy2013 Tutorials
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If you look at the hardware specs that's what you expect. People claiming more are not usually measuring the whole problem http://www.hpcwire.com/hpcwire/2011-12-13/ten_ways_to_fool_t...
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A Rule of Software: Usabilty
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Getting Started With Python in HPC
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