temugen

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Weekend Project: Scriptaculous Hangman Solver(solvingwithfriends.com)
1 points by temugen 15y ago|0 comments
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by temugen 16y ago
It may seem like renting to you, but unfortunately those licensing terms you agree to when you open a package of new hardware or install a piece of software, are legal. It is a shame, but if you don't agree to it, don't buy and use the pr
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by temugen 16y ago
There are a few nice places around Chicago. Have you been to Ten Ren? Edit: Most of the places in the child comments are great too. I'd personally try to avoid Teavana, though. From my experience, they take low grade teas and sell them for
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by temugen 16y ago
I honestly thought the WSJ essay was as good or better than A Modest Proposal.
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by temugen 16y ago
Perhaps 92% is poor in a lot of scenarios, but for this type of approach it's a good accuracy (within some 1-delta confidence). The unfortunate part is that it really was just a simple naive bayes bag-of-words, and it's not surprising that
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by temugen 16y ago
The buildings on our campus keep their lights off for the majority of the day, probably to make room on the grid for this machine's energy usage.
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by temugen 16y ago
Well, it looks like the 9 Things To Hack Before You Die are already posted.
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by temugen 16y ago
And if you can actually input data using the protocol, you can take some standard packets and tweak a byte/short/long at a time and see what changes. Reversing USB is the same as any protocol on top of TCP is the same as any other protocol,
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by temugen 16y ago
Definitely. .NET is .NET and especially being imperative, VB is mostly just syntactic differences over C#. But neither of those languages are tested on the AP exam ;)
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by temugen 16y ago
Python is an awesome language, but in a HS class you probably won't get past simple scripting paradigms. If you guys were already CS students with solid programming experience as well as the theory behind it, or if you were just science stu
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by temugen 16y ago
Walk down NW 23rd.
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by temugen 16y ago
Python powerset() with max(), list.remove(), and sum() builtins made the last problem's solution ~5 lines long :)