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jnotarstefano

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About jnotarstefano

Currently building Air Gap (https://airgaphq.com), previously Senior Software Development Engineer at AWS and Junior Fellow at CERN

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    I think it's a typo: "Whenever Python EXITS, why isn't..."

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    Comment #15527225

    It seems to be known as the Qeshm salt dome: http://wikimapia.org/11589307/Qeshm-Salt-dome

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    Comment #14212194

    I don't think that the link is pointing to the right press release. It should probably point to https://www.aps.org/publications/apsnews/updates/scoap3.cfm , which announces that A…

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    Comment #13000416

    That's an excellent idea. I wrote the copy on that page trying to convey "can I get your help against these bad people?", rather than something blaming the user, or a scary looking…

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    Comment #13000374

    I disagree on this slope being slippery (or actually, this being a slope at all). Let me be more precise, and use tptacek's words in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12999887 :…

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    Comment #13000288

    I like "reality" : ) I chose "safety" because I think I copied Chrome's message when visiting a website with an invalid certificate.

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    Comment #13000250

    Given two clusters, I can predict the class of a new article by choosing the cluster whose centroid is closest to the article. So, given some training data that produced two reason…

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    Comment #13000109

    Consider that I built it this night for http://lauzhack.com/ , so it's not intended to be a fully-featured solution to the problem. The main issue I wanted to address is the fact t…

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    Comment #13000078

    Exactly. Those are the only websites I'm interested in targeting with this extension. For example, I would never blacklist Breitbart, because I'm not interested in censoring politi…

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    Comment #12900404

    I'll bite. Why is "3" the wrong answer?

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    Comment #11395854

    I had to use a similar approach when creating a cluster analysis of the amendments in the Italian Senate [0]. The Italian Senate offers a SPARQL endpoint [1], which unfortunately d…

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    Comment #9871280

    If you happen to do that before the end of November, please send me an email (it should be in my profile): I'd love to talk to you over coffee!

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    Comment #9839824

    And a Scala job has been placed in a town called Scala in Italy, not far from Naples.

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    Comment #9561320

    It's interesting to note that High Energy Physicists all around the world will answer "yes", in fact they even created a C++ interpreter: https://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/cint .…

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    Comment #9508393

    Uhm, something weird happened. I tried booking without a visa to see the error, but it let my booking through (I then cancelled my reservation).

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    Comment #9357301

    Yes, that's what I meant with "degree sequence". Thanks for the suggestion! That description is more succinct than it needs to be.

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    Comment #9356594

    I apologize for the self promotion, but some people told me they immediately grasped the Havel-Hakimi Algorithm by solving this puzzle I made: http://jacquerie.github.io/hh/

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    Comment #8676915

    I am not sure I understand this graph. When is there in an edge between two chapters? What is the "weight" of an edge?

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