coyotej

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by coyotej 15y ago
This, to most people, is too vague on its own, because the concept of meditation tends to fit certain lifestyles, such as those that go Yoga or follow some form of Buddhism or other spiritual practice. This really deserves a few paragraphs
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by coyotej 15y ago
I'm a Paleo guy, though I typically suggest that people should do whatever physical activity they actually enjoy. Paleo's recommendation of functional training just happen to coincide with what I like. As for running, I HATE running for any
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by coyotej 15y ago
Then you must have setup something wrong. NX has ALWAYS been consistently faster than a typical VNC setup. You also don't have to use NoMachine's implementation - use FreeNX (server) + OpenNX (client).
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by coyotej 15y ago
There are existing NX implementations that work really well, though, e.g. OpenNX (client) + FreeNX (server). While xspice has potential, for now (and forward, should xspice not "get there") NX is a viable option.
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by coyotej 15y ago
Sure. Linux distributions used to deal with this all the time, you could install the old doom, quake packages, etc., and you'd have to provide your own game-media - but the package manager would install the linux-native game binaries for yo
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by coyotej 15y ago
Sending raw data and _receiving_ raw data are NOT the same thing. It's been clear that the iPhone 4S sends raw data to the cloud, based on people sniffing the network shortly after release.
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by coyotej 15y ago
I think you have it exactly backwards - the iPhone 4S/Siri speech-to-text/natural language processing are done in the CLOUD. The text-to-speech is done on the phone itself. My (non-Siri of course) iPhone 4's Voice Command stuff is COMPLETEL
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by coyotej 15y ago
I'd argue that's "presentation" failure. This is something that can be practiced so as to keep the focus on the product and not on the sloppiness due to lack of preparedness.
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by coyotej 15y ago
I don't think the above commenter suggests you want people who DON'T have a basic understanding of computer-science at all. The problem is that the traditional 45min-per-interviewer style of interviewing really isn't sufficient to know if s
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by coyotej 15y ago
The author said he "felt ill" from hearing about the bacon in the beans. Apparently not ill enough that it stopped him from eating there for the better part of a decade, though. I have nothing against not eating pork, by the way. Some peopl