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jfmiller28
10y ago
Same here. I'm with Heisenberg, "When I meet God, I am going to ask him two questions: Why relativity? And why turbulence? I really believe he will have an answer for the first."
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jfmiller28
10y ago
Its the 80-20 rule in effect. Most optimization happens either by choosing the more efficient implementation or by better use of IO (see Efficient Persistent Data Structures). By the time you are down to putting in your own rewrite rules in
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jfmiller28
10y ago
Twitter is working when proxied through Europe. Not working on the west coast of the US.
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10y ago
Global Variable? Make it go away!
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10y ago
To me this feels more like the head of the KKK suggesting that we should have a national conversion about the proper place of blacks in society.
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10y ago
It is not very obvious that this is an active site on the page.
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jfmiller28
11y ago
Ok, I'l be candid, I never feel very confident in my ability to separate news from hype when it comes to medical innovations. Can someone with some experience in the field give me some idea about how authoritative and well founded thi
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What Could Have Entered the Public Domain on January 1, 2016?
(web.law.duke.edu)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Are we sure that this should not be Carbon Monoxide rather then Carbon Dioxide. CO2 is the ideal result of complete combustion of a hydrocarbon. The only way it can be too high is if the engine is burning more fuel then it should be. Are
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12y ago
Here is a good rule of thumb. Three feet is about the swing of a car door. If you can park next to another car and your passenger can get out without denting the car next to you that's three feet. I commute by bike daily and 100s of
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12y ago
22 other states say 15 MPH is reasonable in that situation. Our Governor was not so sure and would not let the bill through with an actual number in it.
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12y ago
I commute by bike in city traffic daily. With a standard 13' lane a passenger vehicle can pass a bicycle riding comfortably in on the right edge of the road with 3 ft' clearance and without going over the lane line. You may need
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12y ago
Starting Tuesday, there is. California's "Give me three" law goes into effect. However in a standard 13' wide lane a passenger car and a bike not forced off the right curb by parked cars or trash in the road can pass wit
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12y ago
Check your privilege driver dude.
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12y ago
Water in SoCal _is_ very expensive. The problem is that by the time you make it expensive enough for the country club set to need to conserve, the rest of us can't afford to flush the toilet. There are solutions, but billionaires with
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13y ago
Most could come from the money diverted from existing anti-poverty programs. The rest could be made up by the increased taxes collected on the jump in spending by those receiving the BI. (Those at or below the poverty line spend more then 1
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13y ago
Generals are easy to fire and rarely have direct effect on the day to day operations. A new general may attack today instead of tomorrow, but it will be the mid-ranking officers who determine what set of rape pillage and plunder happen in
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Evaluating Human Potential: A challange for the 21st century
(jfmiller28.svbtle.com)
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Teacher encourages class rebellion to teach Declaration of Independence
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16y ago
BASIC on the TRS-80. I was 8.
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Alleged infringement causes comic to rewrite strip history
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16y ago
excepting that the logic at the end of the article is justs as incendiary -- and just as flawed.
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The most sited example is ActiveRecord where finders can be auto-generated. For example `find_by_name_and_address` will be defined on the fly the first time it is used in code. Another common usage is a wrapper class that provides a unifi
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Your Typical Web Design Client (humor)
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Hot Dog! The best Americans (US Citizens) are the children of immigrants. I wish I had a way to prove this, but for now take it as my opinion. By and large immigrants (legal or no) have a rather minimal impact on US culture, and tend to
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16y ago
There seems to be a bit of myopia in the political/medical establishment here. Common salt is a cultural icon that is not likely to be replaced or altered. Why not be creative and add Iodine to something else? Ghee would be my first sugge
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16y ago
Any Idea how to extract these stored images. There has been more then one occasion where I would have likes copy of an accentually shredded original.
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16y ago
Its not only languages, but data structures that need to change. C.f. this video ( http://vimeo.com/6624203 ) from ICFP '09
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16y ago
I'm fairly certain that a graph is generated the first time it is requested. When a commit comes in a new graph is generated on the first request, and the old one is shown. For rapidly evolving, low visibility projects this is frequent, a
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17y ago
"I don't see how Ubisoft isn't getting sued for this." There is a very logical explanation: The courts are not open on Sunday.
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