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Comment #16001321
My experience is that you will find many cs and math people among car enthusiasts (At my university almost everyone involved in motorsport is math/science/eng.) From the other side…
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Comment #14304153
Yeah, I just opened HN to waste a few seconds and saw this on the front page and my jaw literally dropped. If all my money was invested here I couldn't imagine what I would be thin…
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Comment #13341173
I haven't tried, but I'm sure they would be quick to address a correction. Unfortunately I don't think the typical car buyer should be smacked with the choice between poor data and…
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Comment #13341061
You're right, however, CarPlay is already a very recent development. Bluetooth seems like quite a major omission, especially when you consider that it has been an established techn…
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Comment #13340646
I know this isn't what you meant by car, but I want to take this opportunity to mention that my least favourite thing about my car is the Apple software which runs on it; Apple Car…
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Comment #12427336
Okay, this is a little late but when you say 10X = 9.999... then X = 0.999... not because you have removed the 9 but because that's what X is; a tenth of 10X! So when you say in yo…
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Comment #12420065
What? Why -0.9?
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Comment #12282631
You're right, but that doesn't include licencing. There's no guarantee that Google won't retain any of your data. Additionally, there aren't many online services which you can just…
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Comment #12282529
I love this idea. Imagine you have a bunch of emails and a bunch of contacts that you'd like to preserve. You're using Gmail and for some reason they've put a bad taste in your mou…
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Comment #12265233
More than just for fun. In a global society so encapsulated by money people are always going to tend toward the path of least resistance to maximise that goal. In many cases, despi…
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Comment #12158780
OpenBSD in a nutshell.
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Comment #11971110
With the amount of easily consumable and manipulative propaganda going around it's quite easy to make a misguided vote without realising the implications. It's not like voting to l…
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Comment #11723414
Whenever you boil a kettle you're breaking the same hydrogen bonds which provide the water its surface tension.
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Comment #11676367
BT declared that they would install fibre to my street in London five years ago. That didn't happen.
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Comment #11514700
As long as you're careful, you can treat infinity as a number. It lacks some nice properties but can allow you to clean up a lot of statements. For instance if you want to define a…
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Comment #11469207
That did not cheer me up at all. Life's too short when you turn it into an empty rectangle.
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Comment #11469172
As a mathematician trying to enter the world of software engineering I think this would be a useful resource!
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Comment #11416465
Not sure about this. I drove through Europe last year, including through several cities in Germany and encountered a lot of unrestricted autobahns. There are some areas where they …