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joelberman
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Comment #33574504
Which ones do you object to? What would you prefer?
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Comment #33128894
It is much easier to calculate eclipses using a lunar calendar. All lunar eclipses happen during a full moon and all solar eclipses during a new moon.
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Comment #32731043
Last month I paid $1 for route53, 12 cents for S3. and am hosting my https site which I create with publii. Works fine. Took a little time to set up, but now it is just a button pu…
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Comment #31327628
I was one of the first sailors to go through DS A school at Mare Island. Previously the DS went through ET school first. We learned the purpose of every gate in the UDT a 15-bit co…
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All Covid countries show rapid declines by day 25
This is cumbersome, but click on this link, then click on comments, and find the last comment - starts with Cynthia Gong. Links inside to models https://annals.org/aim/fullarticle/…
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Comment #21657767
I can go online and get all of my test results including graphs that show change. X-ray reports. The only thing not online is surgical notes, but I easier got copies of them. This …
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Comment #21030275
I love the internet. I posted this question 20 years ago. Got an answer right away. And even more interesting answers today. Thanks! https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!searchi…
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Comment #19179051
DEC wanted to sell Alphaservers (and VMS). Altavista was a great demonstration of scale and speed and distributed computing (versus a giant mainframe). Crawling and indexing speed.…
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Comment #17003063
How do you install/run it from scratch?
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Comment #13733792
Very nice project! Learning stuff makes me happy.
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Comment #13494465
anything to speed up tensorflow and/or openCV either on the videocore or an inexpensive chip would be great.
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Comment #12465041
If I buy or rent space for a billboard I am not allowed to put anything I wish on it. That is no different than putting a poster in a public-facing window. It gets more interesting…
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Comment #11463557
I don't care if you paid for it or not. I care if you learned anything.
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Comment #11450213
Agree, but also some of your future co-workers. If you think you hit it off with one of the interviewers ask if you can call or meet for coffee. Having an asshole boss sucks, but i…
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Comment #11198793
You have not yet met a really great salesperson. They will not let you marginalize them. Only the poor ones will. BTW, it is hard to have a business without customers. And whoever …
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Comment #11113658
I think if you are a programmer or have some programming language experience, R is not very weird. But if you are a financial analyst or a social scientist, or a statistician, and …
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Comment #10856993
Do you think the government buys and sells stick to manipulate prices? Perhaps the 90M traders lack sophistication so trade mostly on rumor.
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Comment #10686931
Just glucose monitoring for diabetics would make this a valuable patent. The last try at noninvasive glucose monitoring did not work out very well.
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Comment #10665901
I think we should strive for more than to be better than most. I would rather be highly competent at something than good enough at many things. But I understand others may prefer t…
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Comment #10492126
The potential speedup on those old F2C routines is amazing. The ability to use much more memory, understand cache levels, etc. have a huge impact.
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Comment #10399777
I download books from my library (Boston Public). They are DRM'd and only usable on my Kindle for a few weeks. But that is enough. The range of books available is good. ANd if it i…
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Comment #10264686
As a Bostonian I hated the Yankees. But I loved Yogi.
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Comment #10189126
These articles always remind me of William Gibson, who said "The future is here, it's just not evenly distributed yet." I am sure this is in our the future.
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Comment #10144371
IIRC you could push a button and it would automatically read a card into locations 1 through 80 and start executing at location 1. First instruction had to be a set word mark (, i …