rational-future

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by rational-future 11y ago
The trial in genetic programming is too random, compared to what a human researcher would try.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Why would you run a "critical payment application" in US East? This datacenter has 10x the downtime of West or Ireland.
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IamA Software Developer at Stack Overflow. AMA(reddit.com)
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by rational-future 11y ago
Lucas did see a number of German and Soviet SciFi movies before making Star Wars. Some of the influence in costumes and space ships is quite obvious.
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by rational-future 11y ago
That's an interesting argument, but it misses the fact that the US is effectively subsidizing the healthcare in the rest of the world.
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by rational-future 11y ago
You have NO idea what you're talking about. >> JS have to be interpreted Yeah, because the Bible, the Quaran and the Declaration of Independence say so ...
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by rational-future 11y ago
You are completely ignoring the other big reason for surrender - USSR declaration of war.
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by rational-future 11y ago
So many wrong statements. The performance differences, between CSS styles applied from a JS file and a CSS file are very small on modern browsers, with JS being faster sometime. JS files are cached. Preprocessors are not fine, they complica
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Carphone Warehouse cyber-attack: 2.4m customers' data feared accessed(theguardian.com)
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by rational-future 11y ago
>> addressing the underlying cause of the leak There are problem causes that are very hard to address. E.g. alcohol consumption causing a lot of traffic accidents. Or massive corporations, with huge lobbying budgets, releasing toxins
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by rational-future 11y ago
I thought, based on the title, this is something similar to Music to Code by - http://mtcb.pwop.com/
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by rational-future 11y ago
I've done some diving in the Black Sea and have stumbled upon a number of structures that looked like human-made artifacts. They are near the shore lines as they were before the end of the last glacial period. I'm personally 99% s
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by rational-future 11y ago
Is there a video online?
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by rational-future 11y ago
or will patients have to go through evil health provider gatekeeping? FTFY :)
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by rational-future 11y ago
Hey Dave, how does RNA sequencing work for an individual customer? Do you plan to have something like the 23andMe collection kit? In my understanding human cells have may different types of RNA, which one are you sequencing?
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by rational-future 11y ago
Citation?
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by rational-future 11y ago
>> And the second is the huge export boosts from China in iron and steel. (alleged in the article to be below cost but there wasn't really any support for that argument.) It's just a well known fact. The major iron and steel
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by rational-future 11y ago
Do you recognize that someone needs to develop the sites that you consume? The web server that comes with Windows 10 - IIS 10 is the first version of IIS to support HTTP/2.
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by rational-future 11y ago
DirectX 10, HTTP/2, kernel improvements, etc.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Not much. Almost all high-budget games are still developed for consoles first. The hardware inside Xbox One doesn't support DX 12.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Ask to be appointed CTO. If it goes through you'll have a lot more freedom, if not just quit.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop sends all keystrokes over unencrypted WiFi.
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by rational-future 11y ago
With every new version of Windows, Explorer gets worse and worse. I personally switched to Directory Opus long time ago.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Will this work on Raspberry Pi?
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by rational-future 11y ago
>> similar to how we would reject a conspiracy theory I fully agree that this book is lacking in rational arguments. But I IMHO you are not using the phrase "conspiracy theory" correctly. There are a lot of conspiracies out
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by rational-future 11y ago
Why not use SignalR?
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by rational-future 11y ago
If there are 1000000 million advanced civs in our galaxy and 999999 of them decided not to expand, the 1 remaining will still colonize everything in a million years.
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by rational-future 11y ago
This is not a theory, but a hypothesis. A small chance is never a good bet, especially when our whole race is at stake.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Not that big. Advanced technology, like replicators and a few million years are enough to reach galaxies far-far away.
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by rational-future 11y ago
Not much of a resolution. If our progress continues to accelerate with same rate as of the last 10K years, in 100K years we'll have the capability to change completely the structure of our galaxy. Why can't we see any such grand-s

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