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by globalrev 17y ago
What about wireless? I have a functioning wireless connection with my Vista desktop. However it seems really hard to get going with Ubuntu. I can't figure out exactly what to do with Ndiswrapper and if I need a new driver. Can't I just use
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by globalrev 17y ago
so his books contained 8000 errors?
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by globalrev 17y ago
OK one use of this is to check for your copyrighted photos obv. But will people pay for such a service? There are just so many companies starting with seemingly no way to make money.
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by globalrev 18y ago
do you make money?
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Ask HN: So do these companies make actual money or they just have revenue?
8 points by globalrev 18y ago|3 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
Doesn't Skype make money(as in profit not just revenue)?
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by globalrev 18y ago
This has been up so many times. It's not happening, live with it. Python "lambdas" can do most things you need anyway.Normally I don't really find the need for supercomplicated lambdas and you can do if-else in lambda s in Python with the t
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by globalrev 18y ago
Could someone give a very simple example of a problem to solve with this?
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by globalrev 18y ago
OK but then how is this "working"? I mean it is very cool and it might work if someone puts effort into it. But is there any reasonable way of using this right now?
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by globalrev 18y ago
does GA and GP behave somewhat predictable then? Couldn't it, if you are unlucky, take a very long time to converge?
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by globalrev 18y ago
It is not that hard to build yourself.
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by globalrev 18y ago
They seem to say generally that they don't make much money but obviously that doesn't mean that they don't.
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by globalrev 18y ago
Does R have a Java binding?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Is the pirate bay making money?
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by globalrev 18y ago
it doesn't load for me, just a blank screen, what do I need to do?
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by globalrev 18y ago
how is Mathematica compared to Matlab? As I understand Mathematica is for all kinds of math while Matlab is basically only matrix and linear algebra-stuff(with a lot of libraries for applications of that). Is Mathematica as good as Matlab f
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by globalrev 18y ago
I didn't catch how, could you explain?
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by globalrev 18y ago
All I know is is that Git i supereasy to use for a beginner for 1-man-projects if you get the right help or tutorial. Preferrably start a repo at github and you will be waled through how to create a repo(not that there is much to it). git i
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by globalrev 18y ago
Did I miss something? There are 2 parts, one which is pro microsoft and then a defense post which is pro Linux...right?
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by globalrev 18y ago
I just did this because I got inspired. What does it count as, genetic programming? It uses naive mutation and crossover(don't know if they qualfiy as real crossover and mutation) and a simple fitness function. It is fairly pointless since
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by globalrev 18y ago
"I don't think so, not beyond your very first couple of jobs." And how long is that, 5-10years? And for the really attractive jobs, do you even get a shot if straight out of college if you are not from a top one(often you don't either how b
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by globalrev 18y ago
Sure but what I mean is for engineering the difference between a good and bad college might be bigger than say for economy?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Not an expert on the area at all but it seems perhaps the college you go to is more important for technical professions than business ones?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Does anyone else think so? I'm using Clojure a lot and really like it. But Lisp has been around for 50 years and never hit the mainstream so it seems there perhaps is something about it that doesn't fit with most programmers? Also it only o
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by globalrev 18y ago
I beat it with The good in the good the bad and the ugly. He answered Leon. It is timing out all the time, unberable.
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by globalrev 18y ago
Not to be a know-it-all and I-told-you-so but how could they not see the problem with this model?
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by globalrev 18y ago
Could anyone point me on how to solve this(either a solution or preferrably a pointer on how to get to it): "Q: Given a function which produces a random integer in the range 1 to 5, write a function which produces a random integer in the ra
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How do I combine Machine learning with nano-technology and fabbers?
5 points by globalrev 18y ago|2 comments
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by globalrev 18y ago
Please don't post stuff from that uber-troll Jon Harrop.
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by globalrev 18y ago
The formatting got messed up but yes I agree. They were just examples, not the best ones perhaps. I have felt a need for it sometimes though. Very complicated lambdas are perhaps generally better off as normal functions. But I hate creating

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