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kernel_sanders
4mo ago
My kids learned to tie their shoes this way from this site and never knew differently. They're 20 and 17 now.
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9y ago
SageMaker {1G} Human Druid - Sage {G}, Tap: Create 0/1 Plant Token named Seed of Knowledge Sacrifice {X} Plants: Look at the top X cards of opponent's library 1/1
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9y ago
I made my own simple multiplayer 2d game to understand this stuff and just want to let you know that your site was invaluable to understanding client side prediction and server side reconciliation! Thanks so much for that!
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9y ago
How about airborndocs?
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10y ago
Yeah, I don't understand this. I read the FTC complaint and it hinged on the issue of collecting the data w/o explicit user consent, ie a pop up or message. Wouldn't nearly all internet companies fall in to this bucket? I
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10y ago
This is how I got in to MtG, and can confirm that its super fun. If you're lucky enough to find a group of friends that will participate, don't let the opportunity pass you by.
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10y ago
This is one of my favorite DF stories bar none. The last time you posted it here and I read it, I laughed so hard and showed it to so many people. Since then, I lost the link and forgot the terms to search for it! I'm so glad you rep
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11y ago
Same for us
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11y ago
Can't launch instances in EC2 in US-East-1 at the moment.
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12y ago
Awesome. Thanks! Again, very clear. This is interesting stuff. It makes me curious about applications of stochastic processes in general - time to read the course notes you linked. They look like fun problems to program and model. Edit
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12y ago
Thank you for the clear explanation. In a previous comment, I sought to further understand how the Lottery possesses the Markov property. Based on your definition above, I can see that it does simply because the distribution X_t of winning
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12y ago
I'm interested in the above article and the above two comments, however, I don't understand the Lottery example. Can you clarify how it does have the Markov property? I'm not seeing how the distribution of possible winning n
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13y ago
This is hilarious. I voted yesterday and Snowden had 99% of the vote. He deserves to win. Someone should conduct a real, independent poll an award a POY award from the Internets.
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13y ago
I love how simple and relevant the idea is - great job!
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13y ago
infinite { repeat(10){ = while(<128){+}++ >=^ = while(<128){+}++ v } v }
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Grey Apocalypse
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13y ago
What if some percentage of the torrents there were used to transmit secret information?
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13y ago
My Dad, a physicist, taught me that game as a kid. I have great memories of him producing a pen at any restaurant we might have been at, and he and I passing any waiting time playing sprouts on napkins or paper scraps. I since play it wit
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13y ago
Got a link? I can't get enough bike.
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13y ago
This kind of valuable feedback is why I like HN so much. It's kind of you to take the time to organize and share your thoughts, asimjalis.
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14y ago
This isn't uncommon in the python community for long running processes - especially those that frequently that create large amounts of small objects. An application server sitting in front of mongodb does exactly this. It forwards queries
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14y ago
We must work in similar industries. We had, and scrapped, a project do to nearly exactly what you are describing. It felt like this was the next logical step for us: we had experience in hardware, embedded linux, android and have good rel
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Ask HN: Is it possible to sell you own excess on AWS?
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How is security handled for this service?
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This may be against twitter's ToS, but can you create a bunch of accounts with different API keys to access the api concurrently and get around the rate limits? I'm sure twitter must account for this, but how do they? You don't need to pro
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14y ago
I find that the same quickcheck style testing is the fastest way to get out quality code for a project that I am the sole devleoper of. I usually code in a terminal running screen with many shells going, one of which is running ipython so I
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Yikes, I feel like the last person to hear about PSY and Gangnam Style - great song! 126mil views (original), wow. Edit: the mashup ruled. More plz
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"It took just a couple of minutes." This is why I like the business.txt idea. Microformats or microdata, however appropriate and simple, are still one level of abstraction above this idea. I came to this post 45 seconds ago, looked at GH,
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This. Its not about whether you can build it, of course you can. Its about choosing to build things that solve your core problem. Time is money, and your money is best spent on the original aspects of your idea that do not already exist.
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I'm glad this is on the front page again. I just set mine up. thx internet.
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