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kamkha

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    Comment #33451619

    I get your frustration here, but keep in mind: your use of that word is not harming Stripe any more than alternatives you could use, but it does harm an unrelated and oppressed gro…

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    Comment #32905074

    It's not at all material to the point you're making, but to nitpick: Hans's first move was actually 1. d4 and thus the Wikipedia article you should be linking to is that of the Ind…

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    Comment #30939044

    In their example, you're not giving S as an input to K — instead, you're using K to write another program P which iterates over all possible strings and returns the first whose com…

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    Comment #21651677

    Yes; further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solving_chess

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    Comment #19799581

    Slang ( https://slangapp.com ) | Boston, MA & Bogotá, Colombia | Onsite or Remote → Software Engineers, Product Managers (PMs), Product Designers Slang started as an MIT research p…

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    Comment #19617788

    Their free tier has a 100GB/month bandwidth cap — surely the most trafficked websites in the world would very quickly hit that limit, no? Your point stands nonetheless — they could…

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    Comment #18992395

    They're streaming a single live game right now! They explained that the research build of the game being used doesn't have an "observer" mode so it's not quite suitable for streami…

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    Comment #18082488

    Close! You swapped an operation there: it'd be (2^8 button possibilities) ^ (5 minutes * 60 FPS), or about 10^43348. A bit of a bigger space to search ;)

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    Comment #14876364

    Its GVWR is 5 ton.

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    Comment #14008920

    Check out this chess programming wiki article [1] for a (still fairly hand-wavy) rationale for similar piece values, and the Wikipedia article on chess piece relative values [2] fo…

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    Comment #13178290

    Unfortunately, that's a bit of a false etymology! According to humorism, black bile [1] comes from the gallbladder, not the spleen. The spleen was supposed to produce yellow bile, …

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    Comment #12819727

    Comma's main advantage over Tesla's Autopilot was, as I understand it, the use of cameras to collect video data. Hotz presented that as the advantage at TechCrunch Disrupt, at leas…

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    Comment #12761594

    MobX is written in TypeScript: https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx

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    Comment #12755923

    There is no viewfinder. It is mirrorless.

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    Comment #12265964

    It's definitely not proven to be correct; we definitely don't know for sure that integer factorization is in NP-hard. If I remember correctly, it's generally suspected that factori…

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    Comment #11956918

    > What if a 3.5mm cable was a way for your phone to connect to various IoT devices to pass the basic setup data like your wifi SSID and password instead of this goofy process of br…

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    Comment #11686427

    spaCy's 96.8% accuracy is for the task of POS tagging while Google's reported 94% accuracy is for dependency parsing, a significantly harder problem.

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    Comment #8763958

    It is, in the same way that MtGox's BTC was independent of Bitcoin towards the end. They keep their own ledger of balances.

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    Comment #7344607

    You can deposit directly into a cold wallet; you can't withdraw directly from a cold wallet.

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    Comment #6327880

    The situation is even more amazing than you think. That Las Vegas hotel you mention was designed by the same firm [1][2]. [1] http://www.rvapc.com/works/707-20-fenchurch-street [2]…

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    Comment #6272305

    > "Houses shouldn't have locks; you've got glass windows, don't you?! It's a false sense of security!" Chrome's threat model [1] paints a different analogy. In their view—which I d…

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    Comment #6257505

    There's a fairly well-established notation similar to what you made up: ABC notation ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABC_notation ).

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    Comment #6195581

    I would guess that the service does something more along the lines of `pngcrush -brute` which is significantly more taxing.