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n17r4m
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Comment #18485149
I kinda understand the feeling your father had. I'm currently tutoring a friend and while I was reviewing a bit of code from the assignment they had written, a simple goto would ha…
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Comment #17535901
Exactly
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Comment #17517862
The only item I semi-regularly enjoy from McD's is a McDouble Like a 'Mac. Unfortunately when I tried a kiosk, I couldn't order it. If they go 100% kiosks and not offer this delici…
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Comment #17336677
“So if you see green bananas in the shop you know there is an issue with supply because the taste in the UK is for yellow bananas with just a tiny bit of green.”
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Comment #17336636
My understanding is that when you smash particles together with high enough energy, you end up with a total particle mass greater than before, and so, yeah, in a way, it must be.
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Comment #17035542
I've had pretty good experiences making custom graphs using plotly ( https://plot.ly/ ) - They push hard for you to use their cloud offerings, however everything can be done offlin…
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Comment #16582311
Even if there is only one possible unified theory, it is just a set of rules and equations. What is it that breathes fire into the equations and makes a universe for them to descri…
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Comment #16399920
Lwta swrt JOIN OF SRrt.
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Comment #16338929
Excuse me for replying to myself, but on a different topic. What ever happened to bookmarklets? LPT for those that enjoy going insane by reading things at super speed: http://sprit…
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Comment #16338875
Firefox mostly, but I get what you are asking for. Ultimately my brain, I know I should bookmark more great links, but I guess in the end I just hope I remember them. Besides that,…
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Comment #16296963
Suppose it is hardcoded? what difference does that make? edit: I know about hardware and software, but since we are all wetware, maybe we should think about it as its own class and…
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Comment #15821640
I'm also a long time Cloud9 user. I agree that with this AWS changeup, it will suck and be awful that to share a workspace with other users, it will [probably] require them to also…
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Comment #15465219
Yes, this would have been a more impactful artical if it was self-hosted. Nonetheless, it is a good artical. September never ended, but I still hope for October.
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Comment #15216280
IIRC, a car engine runs at about 25% efficiency and a power plant usually exceeds 40%.
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Comment #15095156
https://earth.nullschool.net as well.
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Comment #14928141
Personally speaking, I wish this was Meteor.js - If only there was more hoorah for this tough as nails framework.
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Comment #14883110
Not a tutorial per-se, but rather a series of KSP youtube shows, https://www.youtube.com/user/BeazaYT has done some amazing story telling, and a lot can be learned by watching his …
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Comment #14817916
I can only speak from my own experience (2-3 GPU rigs running tensorflow) but I have never had any trouble. Full Ubuntu desktop. Training models on the GPU does not cause any probl…
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Comment #14759558
Passport.js (mostly by word of mouth, I only used it breifly) seems like a robust sign in solution.
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Comment #13035531
Poor performance on Elementary OS, et al, could be caused by this kinda severe bug: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2016/11/22/a-ta... Should be fixed up with GTK+ 4.0…
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Comment #12822811
The specs list it as 90% efficiency round trip.
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Comment #12803706
Interesting mechanics.