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hbar

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    Comment #7294414

    It's a simulation showing how 1% FP error doesn't have much effect on the result. They look almost the same...that's the point. If you don't know what the arrows represent then you…

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    Comment #7164781

    You should understand the difference between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.

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    Comment #6974040

    Look at Plan 9. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Bell_Labs

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    Comment #6885582

    Not legal, just "officially unenforced".

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    Comment #6824579

    It's undefined in the spec. So GCC and clang are both correct.

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    Comment #5309971

    I have a hard and interesting job. I do navigation & autonomous control systems for large mining vehicles. A couple of notes... 1. You want to do R&D. Developing new things is fun;…

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    Comment #4607012

    Gold? (even today)

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    Comment #4035944

    It's not research they lack, it's motion

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    Comment #3776141

    Premature much? Apple was dead once too.

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    Comment #3774178

    Usually if I input an address into Google maps, it places a marker somewhere near the actual address. If I use street view it seems to point me in a random direction and usually no…

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    Comment #3531640

    In a public corporation, this is always true. The first responsibility is to the shareholders. This point seems to be frequently overlooked.

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    Comment #3527032

    Search for colocation in your area, then call and ask. I'm paying around $70/month for a 1U server with a fixed amount of bandwidth. Reliability and support (aside from network iss…

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    Comment #3508278

    Also, AdSense.

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    Comment #3288696

    GRPN is an embarrassment depending on whom you ask. The founders know exactly what they're doing -- they cashed out long ago.

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    Comment #3211182

    ...Read the HTTP headers? I think you answered your own question.

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    Comment #3189362

    The plane containing all the propeller blades goes through the operator. It's cool, but I wouldn't go anywhere near it.

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    Comment #3187792

    In Russia there is (or at least, was) mass pirating of Windows -- maybe MS turned off the updates.

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    Comment #3170652

    I've been seeing it as well, but have never spent any time digging to find out why.

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    Comment #3145290

    "opposed". Normally I wouldn't correct you, but this being the grammar nazi thread and all...

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    Comment #3100688

    The same could be said of Google's search engine itself: an autogenerated web site consisting of essentially nothing other than links to other places, many of them paid. But no one…

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    Comment #3044091

    Facebook disconnect is a worthwhile extension if you're using Chrome. There is a FF equivalent as well.

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    Comment #2979635

    Why not email? What's with the Twitter obsession?

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    Comment #2974475

    The cost is very low through services like Mechanical Turk. Typically you'd ask them to complete a survey on usability of your site -- you get some useful feedback from them, and s…

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    Comment #2958062

    If you use Chrome(-ium), there's an extension for that. I believe there is an equivalent FF extension out there as well. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ejpepffjfmamnamba…

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    Comment #2900323

    bedmap@bedmap.com