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Comment #17716629
Reminds me a lot of StumbleUpon, which coincidentally, just shut down this year (June 30 2018).
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Comment #17653340
I think GitLab has been around a lot longer than MetaMask, so probably the other way around if anything.
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Comment #17489748
How is it that inverse seems to be used as "multiplicative inverse" in this context? It seems like a really ambiguous term, because it could also be interpreted as either: inverse …
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Comment #16800009
As a consequence, are people that have had children found to have higher incidences of Alzheimer's?
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Comment #15331032
Do you have any hints on how one might implement this on mac OS? I'd love to have my keyboard configured like this...
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Comment #14900011
According to a BBC article I just read the other day, conventional wisdom might be changing on that. "It is time to reconsider the widespread advice that people should always compl…
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Comment #12868482
Wait, isn't that the entire point of high-frequency trading and their low-latency access to markets?
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Comment #3890181
I don't know about other places, but on the highway in Michigan near construction sites they sometimes have signs saying something like "If you injure a worker, it's a $5000 fine a…
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Comment #3890136
FYI, that last line says "patents", not "patients".
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Comment #3809345
The call for larger sample sizes isn't always appropriate. It can often lead to spurious inferences. As Jacob Cohen (famous statistician) has said, "all null hypotheses, at least i…
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Comment #3802524
I'm finishing my PhD, and starting a post-doc in the fall. I had wanted to break out into industry, because I didn't see myself in academia in the long term, but I didn't get anywh…
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Comment #3798535
What an amazingly complex game it would be if he decided to include relativistic effects of time-dilation.
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Comment #3746219
I don't understand that distinction. In selecting a typeface, you're also necessarily selecting the font, so why make the distinction? From an artistic and technical point of view …
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Comment #3743738
I think research funding in general could take some cues from the Y Combinator funding model, in the sense that if you give smart people money and time, they'll discover/create ama…
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Comment #3725687
Is that supposed to be a trick question? I can't tell if the answer is n(n-1)/2 or just n(n-1), because I'm unsure whether you would be looking to count a "bidirectional TCP connec…
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Comment #3713098
Don't forget battery life.
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Comment #3627820
Thanks for the explanation, closures have been a little tricky for me to wrap my head around. I'm confused a little with regards to the closure closing over the "value" of free var…
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Comment #3619167
>Conversely, competitors like JoinMe (which is part of LogMeIn) use a Flash-based viewer, which won’t work on many smartphones (including, famously, any iOS devices)...
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Comment #3598671
Say I use my Macbook for development, and I compile a small toy C program using gcc. Does that mean now that I cannot run the produced binary by default? Forgive me for being naive…
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Comment #3598445
My response was designed to highlight the equally offensive suggestion that "all the Indians" were metric geniuses, while American students were all slow and ignorant of the metric…
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Comment #3596775
Maybe the Americans were busy incorporating the delay due to the finite speed of sound.
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Comment #3573887
I think this highlights inherent flaws in the governing body approach to web development standards. I mean, if all the major browsers have it implemented already, why not remove th…
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Comment #3566452
Replace Flash with IE6 and I think you'll get a clearer understanding of where people are coming from.
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Comment #3488587
In order for the MPAA/RIAA claim that copyright infringement causes large monetary damages to ring true, we must see profits increase in these industries. If profits do not increas…
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