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Comment #39078142
Actually, it is just serial under the hood, although electrically slightly nonstandard.
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Comment #31664367
This reminds me of how the student meal subsidies are implemented in Slovenia, and in my opinion it was quite unwieldy. You call a phone number and place your phone's earpiece on a…
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Comment #30981893
I guess it will be easier to get it working with Zotero, as it's open source, and I think it even supports custom plug-ins.
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Comment #30954576
This looks neat, but I don't really understand how it works. I imagine that the DNS record is pointed towards the VPS, and the VPS just forwards all traffic to the actual server vi…
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Comment #30845817
The implementation of the __cos kernel in Musl is actually quite elegant. After reducing the input to the range [-pi/4, pi/4], it just applies the best degree-14 polynomial for app…
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Comment #28385279
Now they have added it for host keys.
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Comment #27128917
Brought to you by the legend who managed to run Linux on an 8-bit microcontroller: http://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=07.%20Linux%20on%208bit
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Comment #18390367
Have you tried Kodi (kodi.tv)?
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Comment #18273195
It seems to me that you can select some of the largest EU countries by clicking the US flag in the top right corner.
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Comment #17011912
Does somebody know which color scheme are they using in these screenshots?
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Comment #14816583
Maybe it is Slashdot?
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Comment #14568432
It would be great if this feature was extended so that I can sync my books across different Calibre installations on different machines.
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Comment #13941019
As for the last point, you are right, they are purposefully sending encrypted/encoded(?) data to your phone, which is then sent to their server. The raw spectrum will only be retur…
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Comment #13129315
The obvious next step is to emulate ARM within it, and use it to run Linux: http://dmitry.gr/index.php?r=05.Projects&proj=07.%20Linux%20...
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Comment #12574533
Akamai decided to stop hosting the site after a massive DDOS attack targeted at it
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Comment #12326804
The name CNN is quite unfortunate, as it is most often used for convolutional neural networks.
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Comment #11732502
Is it just me, or running programs under PTVS slows them down by quite a bit? Even when I turn off debugging, it still seems to be slower than when I run the program from the termi…
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Comment #11658765
I would guess that it is very unsuitable, since for anything but the most trivial models, even those 'Python' libraries resort to highly-optimized (compiled) C subroutines, especia…
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Comment #11560788
I agree, handing out the same static "secret" key to millions of New Yorkers would make no sense at all.
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Comment #11248515
You can download a nice installer from here: http://llvm.org/releases/download.html
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Comment #11217034
Doesn't work in the latest Chrome Dev, the dev console says that you need to use HTTPS in order to call getCurrentPosition().
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Comment #11139648
Keras ( http://keras.io ) is a similar library, although only for TensorFlow and Theano...
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Comment #11102781
Your second point depends, in fact, on whether buffer was allocated statically.
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Comment #10591650
It really depends on how large is considered large, since for me it crashes when opening a 60MB XML file...