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by loginx 16y ago
My only concern is really that in the short/medium term, this could lead to a large influx of freeloaders from other communities, who may have no interest in "paying it forward", but mostly in dropping by for a quick freebie, while not cont
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by loginx 16y ago
Fuzzy graphs can also be weighted (that is supported in FuzzPy), but represent a set of fuzzy elements and their connections, so you are just dealing with a different type of member elements. Also, since your graph elements are all members
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Fuzzy Mathematics with Python (FuzzPy, part 1)(blog.madpython.com)
21 points by loginx 16y ago|6 comments
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by loginx 16y ago
No, it isn't :)
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by loginx 16y ago
Unfortunately I do not. If there are python components involved though, I'll gladly provide whatever help I can.
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by loginx 16y ago
Do you need help?
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by loginx 16y ago
If I recall correctly, Qik for Android was bundled with the HTC Evo 4G, and supports video calls out of the box. I recall reading about Qik momentarily shutting down due to the extreme number of video calls on day one. I think John is extre
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by loginx 16y ago
The real issue is that it makes it impossible to compete if you don't have a patent portfolio of your own. You couldn't start building your own handset and incorporate features every other phone on the market has, because you have nothing t
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by loginx 16y ago
The author of the video posted the following comment on the video's page: "zedomax @InfiniteStyleBlog Actually I pressed the home button, it didn't crash, Android OS gives u an error message if it does crash so just to clarify. I think I w
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by loginx 16y ago
This is cool, but i don't see how this is relevant to HN. There are tons of social news websites for people who just wants fun websites to check out, and I tend to think of HN as something a bit more productive and technical/startup oriente
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by loginx 16y ago
One issue few mention about Ext, is that they are shipping bugged releases to non-subscribers. You only get access to bug-fixes through their subscriber channels, which means that if you go on their site right now and download the public re
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by loginx 16y ago
Wait, what problem are you seeing with copy&paste? I use it every day across multiple apps and I've never noticed a single problem.
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by loginx 17y ago
I'd like to point out that Android suffers from much more fragmentation than is apparent to the casual US-based reader, in that international versions of Android themselves are also fragmented. For example, Google Navigation is still only a
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by loginx 17y ago
Or you could wget pages to a dropbox folder to accomplish the same kind of functionality for free.
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by loginx 17y ago
Could you please avoid posting articles that require a subscription to read beyond the first paragraph?
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by loginx 17y ago
Ditto.
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by loginx 17y ago
Not to mention completely off-topic. Follow parent's advice, and take your political propaganda somewhere else.
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by loginx 17y ago
Pretty insightful. Regarding the last part of your comment, I don't agree with the idea of using a developer certificate. In the case of malicious software, this only pushes the malicious developer into having to have their piece of softwar
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by loginx 17y ago
Oh man... I love it!
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by loginx 17y ago
Oh boy... the countdown to SQL web-frameworks is on now.
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by loginx 17y ago
WAL-log shipping was released with Postgres 8.4, so there is now native replication very similar to binary-log shipping. I don't know for sure if it's 100% as good, and what the drawbacks may be to replication through this system, but AFAIK
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by loginx 17y ago
Here's a fully zoomable one i found in a link on one of the flickr pages... just click the + button and you can use your mouse wheel to zoom in/out... pretty cool and super high res: http://www.closr.it/show/Aoq6CwSieQ5
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by loginx 17y ago
This is an incredibly weak argument, because the actual hard data is here for everyone to see, and you are completely disregarding it in favour of an unconfirmed anecdote. The CS community is pretty big, and according to the stats page ( ht
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by loginx 17y ago
Yes, and yes. Guests can write positive/negative reviews about their hosts, and vice versa. Those reviews will show up on the user's profile. Statistics are also available to see how often a host has hosted travelers, whether they have been
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by loginx 17y ago
So any website that uses any forms of analytics (gathering usage data without informing the individual) is violating your privacy, and acting in "completely unreasonable" ways? If personal data was being collected, that would be a clear vio
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by loginx 17y ago
Since i'm employed by Netmon (netmon.ca), I tend to drink my own kool-aid and use it most. That being said, since most of the products mentioned above are free, i'm assuming price is a big concern, so I would recommend looking for the simpl
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by loginx 17y ago
Android (linux-based): Linux, Mac & Windows free SDK Palm WebOS (linux-based): Mojo seems to be Linux, Mac & Windows Blackberry: MDS is an Eclipse plugin, so Linux, Mac & Windows Apple and Microsoft are the only ones to lock you
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by loginx 17y ago
I'll never understand why you have to own a mac in order to develop iPhone apps, then shell out another $99 just to use the SDK. This means that after purchasing their already expensive phone, I need to shell out close to $1,000 just for th
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by loginx 17y ago
Yes, that's precisely my issue with it. For those who don't know, please check out their track record: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heartland_Institute Make sure to read their stance both on global warming, quoting scientists who want not
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by loginx 17y ago
Citation please?

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