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Comment #32016428
I think this web page is really superficial, contain some factual error, and miss the important points. - impedance has nothing do to with power. A watt is a watt, impedance is onl…
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Comment #31961765
That's not really her point, she says "even professional electrician" and so on, she adopt a very of moral approach and I am not very fond of moral. It's a substantial risk of deat…
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Comment #31951750
I am sorry but I strongly disagree with most comments here. I do a lot of things potentially extremely dangerous, like burning wood with a microwave, or driving a motorcycle, or pl…
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Comment #31266781
Mechanical watch nerd here. This describe an ETA (swiss) movement, I really prefer the Japanese movement (I know mostly seikos). The mechanism are more simple and more robust. For …
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Comment #21408483
Where did they study ? (real question here, because USA is really good at attracting brilliant people from everywhere).
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Comment #21408470
About parcoursup, nobody really knows up to my knowledge. About the tuition for foreigner, very few university applied it, and it has been declared unconstitutional by the "conseil…
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Comment #21408437
It's a moral obligation, yes. Plus, it's still nowadays a very powerful lever to keep relationship with local elites.
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Comment #21201632
I dont understand how it is so special. Every single realworld sort I have seen are hybrid sorts. Very often merge sort + insertion sort or bubble sort for small sub-array. Can you…
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Comment #20367690
what is "free time"? I consider doing most of those things on my "free time". When I go excercise, I have no obligation do to so, I do it on my "free time". If I had kid, I'd consi…
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Comment #20039099
Fixed it : Richs getting rich from poors. You're welcome
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Comment #19327815
It's funny because I could write a "viewing probability graphs as matrices" For me, probabilities are graphs, and matricess is just a way to represent those.
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Comment #19189635
I have a very similar experience with bépo (french dvorak-like layout).
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Comment #16787995
Game of thrones + linguistic meetings (things like "go talk english afterwork", you'll find one in every big city in the world, of if you dont, organize one!)
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Comment #14277966
Macron is NOT socialist (he told it himself) (Well, to be fair, he also told that he was (cf youtube link for both)). He's pure and simple right-wing. He believe that we should let…
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Comment #14277883
Dont let the name "parti socialiste" fools you, it was once a socialist party, but in the early 80's, it became social liberal, and during the 00's, just liberal. And not the "nice…
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Comment #14228499
That's ungodly.
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Comment #13929890
In France we have a ISP (Numericable) who had a shitty system to map the IP to the user. Each time the system didn't found the person, he didn't return an error but, someone, alway…
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Comment #13870156
Disruption talks more about "what the thing did to everything" than about the "what the thing does to whoever use it". Bicycle is considered a disruption because everyone had one a…
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Comment #13867758
I think disruption is a very nice and simple concept, very powerful, and so overused… Its not a synonym for "new and successful". How Instagram is a disruptive innovation? Its a re…
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Comment #12488524
How does this compare to eyes tracking? 90% of the hyper fancy things using brain activity get pwned by simple eye tracking. Or are not usable in real life due to the equipment nee…
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Comment #12383588
I see the point and it is interesting, it's just not big O ^^ If I replace in my head all O(thing) by MyCustomComplexityMeasureYetToBeDefinedProperly(thing) then it makes perfect s…
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Comment #12383320
I am sorry... but no, the article is interesting and well written, but it has nothing to do with big O notation. Random access in memory is still in O(1), it doesn't depend on the …