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potash

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    Comment #8954838

    Do you know of any research about the accuracy of forecasts as a function of sensor data input? I.e. what kind of an improvement will we see if some number of Android users install…

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    Comment #8908671

    Note that your code still forces python to read the entire file! If all you want is the last line of a file, use the UNIX tail: tail -n 1 $f Tail seeks backwards so it will only re…

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    Comment #8866161

    > There may be a market opportunity for an economist to write a big Piketty-style book on climate change. Yale economist Bill Nordhaus' Climate Casino is that book. And his researc…

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    Comment #7352341

    Interesting. Thanks!

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    Comment #7352162

    Offtopic: It's funny that an article about polyglottism has a grammatical error in the title and a misspelling in the first sentence.

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    Comment #7317057

    Why not? Unless I'm missing something, constructive interference is still additive and power loss is still inverse square. Of course batteries also have power transmission ineffici…

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    Comment #7246244

    How hard would it be to solve this deterministically? Can someone comment on the game's physics? I am assuming: - constant horizontal velocity - gravity - flapping implemented via …

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    Comment #7222026

    Interesting, I'd never thought about this before. In case you (or anyone else) are still wondering... If an A3 sheet is X units by Y units (with X the long side) and A4 is 2Y units…

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    Comment #7126383

    P.S. I agree this is pointless. The best solution in my opinion is simply ssh and [h]top or glances.

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    Comment #7126151

    Of course! ssh -X. Obviously requires conky (and a minimal X server) on the server.

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    Comment #7088089

    Cool. Not a lawyer but I think that if you are not copying the main content (just the metadata) AND putting the source in your bibliography you should be okay. Also one simple way …

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    Comment #7088012

    Great site design. A couple ideas off the top of my head: - Let hikes to include GPS route(s) to display on the map. - Link to the USGS topo map that covers a given hike: http://st…