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You've got a bit of a typo on one of your screenshots ("latter" -> "later"). Otherwise: looks very nice :D
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Minimum qualifications: eligible to work in the United States. Damn.
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One thing that grabs my attention is that the radiation levels in the contaminated zones are much lower than I thought they'd be. For context, the limit for a radiation worker in the US is 50 mSv. Obviously, I guess it depends on the r
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I remember coming across ARM's VIXL ( https://github.com/armvixl/vixl ), which is a similar concept but for C++, and just being blown away by how easy it was to twiddle the stack and assemble new functions on the fl
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JIRA Jr - Bug Tracking for kids
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I've found that there are only two reasons I like Go: 1) It's concurrency model was a revelation compared to anything I did in the C world. 2) It's opinionated. Everything else is a bonus. In Go, there's only one way to
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11y ago
It's about why traditionally distributed Adobe software is so expensive in Australia, and the CEO's response is that you shouldn't buy the old, traditionally distributed stuff, you should instead buy the stuff distributed via
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11y ago
Sounds obvious, but was that billion-dollar disaster graph adjusted for inflation?
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I remember reading about Pluto in dozens of space books when I was a child, all filled with beautiful images sent from Voyager I and II, I'm so excited that we can finally add Pluto to that roster Also, it's so incredible that the
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I don't have access to the actual paper, but looking at the linked results[0]: Core Name Performance (MIPS) Energy (J) Power (W) Cortex A8 178 25 0.8 Cortex A9 625 11 1.5
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11y ago
The only potential use I see for Docker's potential is to distribute applications with data as combined appliances: so if you want a PostGIS server preloaded with maps, you can do `docker fetch some_postgis_server` and end up with some
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Programmer’s Guide for ARMv8-A
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11y ago
Cool idea, how is re-authentication handled beyond the initial sign up? Do you get a text message each time?
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12y ago
Perhaps a proxy designed for iOS testing?
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12y ago
I've long thought about doing this with arXiv to determine if you could extract results and synthesize answers to questions. Is anything like that part of the goals for The ContentMine?
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12y ago
I work on GoLearn as a side project. It's a general-purpose machine learning library written in Go. https://github.com/sjwhitworth/golearn I started it because I wanted to revise some data mining algorithms, I
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12y ago
I can see the email from HR right now: "To access Concur, go to the SAP Portal" Nnnnooooooo!
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12y ago
"Key reduction in a spam metric". Stupid question: if they know what spam is well enough to chart it, then why not just use that to fight it?
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12y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors). For decision trees, the only thing that's available at the moment is a half-baked ID3 algorithm, but I've been looking at CloudForest and it's a very impressive piece of work. Perfor
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12y ago
LyX is not the sexiest app out there, but it's an indispensable tool for me: rock solid, feature-filled, and easy to use - a great example of open source done right.
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13y ago
Seems that quite a lot of the volume on that address[1] is about 40% of the volume of the of the stuff going through MT Gox[2]. Might be a coincidence. [1] https://blockchain.info/charts/received-per-day?timespan=180...
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13y ago
$10 000 still seems a bit low for a truly serious vulnerability. Could Google start a vulnerability bidding war and simply make it too expensive to acquire them?
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13y ago
So, Mechanical Turk?
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13y ago
Seem to be getting lots of obscure 70s Chinese funk [1] [1] https://play.spotify.com/album/3JZwG20VxZxNr5mgjYMlw0
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13y ago
Good analysis here: http://betterposters.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/link-roundup-for... If you don't have the y-axis, then a) there's no point in having it as a graph and b) there's the possibility for