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GreyZephyr
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Comment #47120336
Battlezone and battlezone 2 [0] were great for this. Many hours lost, even if bz2 was a buggy mess on release. It was also one of the first faves to really have a missing community…
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Comment #46928111
The web would be one of the more well known technologies to come out of running collider experiments. More directly a whole lot of medical imaging including PET is only possible be…
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Comment #46380631
Merry Christmas!
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Comment #46018422
I really want people to crowdsource the DMT prime factorisation project. I know at least one person tried but lost interest before they met an elf. It just seems like such a fun ex…
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Comment #45555731
I was also in Kyoto right before the lockdowns for the first time in a decade and it was magical and like it was in my childhood. When I went back a few years ago, I nearly cried; …
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Comment #45523720
You're missing the bit where he has never studied under a Buddhist master and actively refuses to. Both Chan and Zen are traditions that are characterised by the belief that writte…
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Comment #45479670
For the exploratory stuff I tend to use R in code blocks as I’m familiar with it. Sadly I’ve never really done much with Clojure, though its data capabilities always look very cool…
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Comment #45459537
The main thing that I like is that it gives you nice table autocomplete as well as some nice metadata. As well as some connection management stuff. And it drives me mad because I a…
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Comment #45457408
Do you have any resources for your sql workflow in emacs? I use eMacs for everything else, but keep going back to dbeaver whenever I write SQL or interact with PostgreSQL. All the …
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Comment #44112181
Did you ever try extending it out to other methods of probability estimation other than the forms of regression? I have only skimmed your excellent article, but I think you are fir…
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Comment #44112151
This is used by a number of betting syndicates. Notable by David Walsh[0] and Zjelko [1]. They knew of and worked with Benter in HK and adapted his system. One of the things that t…
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Comment #34202205
Happy new year from Sydney HN. Thanks for all the lessons and cool discussions over the years.
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Comment #17914549
Is anyone actively organising against this bill? I feel that ever since the Iraq war protests failed ever time some thing like this happens, people complain a little bit, but don't…
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Comment #16536107
Piggybacking of this post, if anyone has any similar resources for best practices in modern C I'd be interested. There don't seem to be any moocs that go beyond introductory materi…
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Comment #16257491
Yes, MotoGP allows traction control. Like all technical innovations it has led to a change in riders priorities and skills. Some people dislike it, but overall it's not accepted I'…
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Comment #16256833
Counter steering tips the bike into a corner. Some form of lateral force from the front tire and gravity from the lean angle are responsible for the bike turning. In modern racing …
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Comment #16045932
To stop consuming and start creating. Also to actually interact with people online. I haven't really commented online or been social online since the late 90's and I want to try an…
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Comment #13982470
Wondering if anyone has any experience using lisp for machine learning? I'm aware of mgl[0], but it seems to be abandoned. The lack any wrappers for tensor flow or caffe is also a …
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Comment #11617892
Feynman nano (unnamed Infection-resistant materials) definitely ticks both the ambition, problem and market boxes. There is currently a ~$30 billion market for catheters, productio…
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Comment #6506955
You don't need to even use the ACC, people for get that the 2005 counter-terrorism act[0][1] has provision for preventative detention without charge, and notably, made it a crimina…
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Comment #6285618
Tangentially related to the article, but for many years I struggled with understanding what algebra was an more importantly why it was of interest. On one hand you had groups and r…
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Comment #5611813
I love the idea. Yours is the first social network style site that I have joined. I do however, have a couple of comments and thoughts about the site. Firstly, when I sign up and a…
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Comment #4894167
I presume you are acquainted with Buddhist thought on this matter? One of the central tenants of Buddhist philosophy is the idea that there is no such thing as the self, but rather…
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Comment #4797545
Thanks again for a great post. Not sure this really adds anything to the conversation, but felt that I should thank you again. For what its worth, I never thought you were dismissi…
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Comment #4791377
Thank you for this, it's really helpful. I couldn't find the C8051C020 at silabs and wondered if you meant the C8051F020 [0] instead. While this was already a long and helpful post…