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Noteslate site update, Pre-Order available(noteslate.com)
2 points by linhat 11y ago|0 comments
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by linhat 11y ago
This is most interesting... The garbage traffic came from about a hundred thousand infected servers, most noticeably, in LeaseWeb B.V., Hetzner Online AG, PlusServer AG, NFOrce Entertainment BV, Amazon and Comcast networks. That s
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by linhat 12y ago
Favourite features: * plain text edited in vim ;-) * links (to other wiki pages and content), move cursor over link and <Enter> will open wiki page, link in browser, image in image viewer, pdf in ... all from your console * manages to
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by linhat 12y ago
After playing with various (note-taking) applications/apps I found all of them severely lacking (for several reasons). I was always for the lookout of the one-size-fits-all application, which I obviously never found. Realizing that the
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by linhat 12y ago
This axe looks really awesome, physics for the win. Also, instead of using an old rubber tire, I highly recommend building a variable length, tensioning chain, much like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrLiSMQGHvY
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by linhat 12y ago
Just to be clear, I meant that water collected from pure air should have no salt in it at all, so drinking large amounts of it will be unsafe as it will draw those salts from your body (osmosis and diffusion), just like drinking large a
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by linhat 12y ago
Isn't the generated/collected water like condensed water free of any kind of salts etc. that would naturally occur in ground/drinking water, so shouldn't it be unsafe to drink large amounts of it (much like it is unsaf
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by linhat 12y ago
I'm waiting for the first system that is equivalent of C++. Not gonna happen anytime soon. C++ is much more than just a programming language, it is an entire "ecosystem". You have toolchains, libraries, drivers, APIs,
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by linhat 12y ago
As a computer vision researcher, this looks very interesting, although somehow I have yet to understand how they want to generalize highly complicated optimization patterns (access order, locality, pipelines, platform limitations ...), es
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by linhat 12y ago
The only non-FreeBSD systems I have to deal with by now are my Cellphone (Android) and my TV (funny enough, also Android). Made the switch from YOUR_FAVOURITE_LINUX_FLAVOUR after having to deal with (st)Ubuntu way too much at work. Noneth
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by linhat 13y ago
I wish I could upvote this more than just once. Using 'struct' instead of 'class' and combining that with templated "pure functions" [1], when applicable, make for some really readable/maintainable/ex
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by linhat 13y ago
So, is anybody here actually active on academia.edu? Asking, since as a computer vision researcher (3D reconstruction, obstacle recognition/identification, augmented reality, ...) I am constantly looking for scientific resources, and
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by linhat 13y ago
I do not know where this op-ed piece was intended for, but I think you should have written it anyway, stating just this feeling of yours. There was/is/will be so much media frenzy about this, every article (even if you think you
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3-D Printing Startup MakerBot Acquired for $403 Million(entrepreneur.com)
2 points by linhat 13y ago|1 comments
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by linhat 13y ago
Could we please all relax a bit. If the government tells you, they have a technology that can in principle be used, depending on type and quality of encryption , history shows us that this either means they can decrypt almost everything, o
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by linhat 14y ago
I'm not so sure anymore about the password length limitations (or any other weird password requirements for that matter). For the longest time I was wondering why my bank would ONLY allow a 5 digit password, alphanumerical only and it MUST
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by linhat 14y ago
If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton One should need to remind oneself of this every single day.
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by linhat 14y ago
Could you elaborate your dislike for mathematica and matlab? In my university departement a lot of people are using matlab while I somehow prefer C/C++ as I still cannot get my head around it.
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by linhat 14y ago
Since we are already talking about legislation, how good/bad of a climate does New Zealand's law present for entrepreneurs? Asking because I have been fascinated with the country ever since (and also with it being almost the opposite part o
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by linhat 14y ago
> The idea is for NASA’s commercial partners to demonstrate the safety and operability of the new craft on their own employees before the agency risks its astronauts. The keywords here seem to be 'risks ITS astronauts'. With all the mon
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by linhat 14y ago
Couldn't get this to work in Chrome on OS X, suspect it has something todo with some of my extension(s) blocking needed stuff. In addition to an "Incognito Mode" (where you might still want some extensions enabled) we really need a "No Exte
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by linhat 14y ago
I really do not understand why they chose to do so. In my opinion, it does not improve readability at all, even worse, when the spacing between type and name gets big , your eyes need more work to figure out the correct line relations. Fur
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by linhat 14y ago
FWIW: SIMULATION ENDED. WINNER: NONE. SIMULATION TIME: 02'00 @@@@ @@@ @ @
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by linhat 14y ago
Just having the most fun playing a round of "thermonuclear war" (well, actually, it's mostly playing itself), better than any (AAA) title I have been playing lately. This one is going to take forever . And I am glad that we moved from pr
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by linhat 14y ago
I wonder what part LG actually plays in this shortage. When you are producing a device for somebody else that is strikingly similar (as in sharing the exact same hardware platform) to one of your own devices, which you are selling for way m
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by linhat 14y ago
Linkbait? Nothing really new here, they 'released' their trojan a while ago, it's been found 'in the wild', the CCC disassembled it. They found MAJOR problems within it, e.g. crypto was a joke. They actually released their own control tool
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by linhat 14y ago
Nexus One owner here. My device has a lot of scratches and scuffs, it has been magically lifting itself out of my pocket on a few occasions including riding a bike at full speed. Needless to say, when it hit the ground it not only totally
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by linhat 14y ago
Same here. I do not really understand the need to have a 'window manager' inside vim. I'm a long xmonad user and I think tiling window managers are great (wish there would be a worthy native os x implementation), but adding yet another plug
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by linhat 14y ago
While I think this idea is awesome, it solves a common problem in a unique and creative way, I sadly cannot watch the video: "Unfortunately, this EMI-music-content is not available in Germany because GEMA has not granted the respective mu
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by linhat 14y ago
> It is probably less useful today due to ongoing miniaturization of imaging sensors. Not really. Dig into concepts called sparsity and compressed sensing , which are quite similar algorithms (not really the algorithms, but the under

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