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Comment #42995178
Norway allows you to see / search almost everyone's personal tax record (including name, birth year, postal code, net income and net wealth). You can do this online here: https://w…
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Comment #41701594
Even worse, there are some different PyPI packages with the same import name. For example, `import snappy` is probably referring to the compression library https://pypi.org/project…
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Comment #40594258
Be careful, doing str(num) requires python to convert the binary representation it has num stored as to a decimal. (C)Python implements a quadratic time change of basis algorithm. …
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Comment #34928694
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Comment #34451603
1. Make it work 2. Make it understandable 3. Make it performant (if too slow).
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Comment #31965506
To be exact, the hard limit is: you cannot delete more than 10% of your organization's accounts (capped at 200) via AWS Organization within a 30 day rolling window. You can always …
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Comment #30577603
This argument only applies to functions on a compact domain. So we should only consider trying to approximate sin(x) when x is in [0, 1], for example.
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Comment #30577593
A number of assumptions seem to be missing from this article. Since the author is using the sigmoid function which is smooth, this argument actually only applies to approximating s…
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Comment #28809300
That may have been the case in 2011 when that article was written, but I have just tested this now and my facebook does not accept my password with the case reversed by having the …
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Comment #28808656
Similarly there are many sites that allow you to log in using `your password` or `your password`.swapcase() (for example, Password123 or pASSWORD123). Automatically trying a varian…
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Comment #28651551
That's great. However the method that you use to find the canonical representative [1] is quadratic (when the string has length N, there are N rotations and for each rotation you n…
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Comment #26936913
Unlike many of his videos which are made using KSP, this RTLS Abort Challenge video was made using Orbiter 2016 Space Flight Simulator from UCL http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/
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Comment #25378204
Mathoverflow has their "long-open problems which anyone can understand". This includes things like the integer brick problem: Is there a brick where all its dimensions (width, heig…
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Comment #16015827
The largest eigenvalue of (A - k)^{-1} is 1 / (x - k) where x is the smallest eigenvalue of A that is larger than k. So by using this technique on (A - k)^{-1} for various values o…
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Comment #15401742
I have to say how confusing I found this demo without a US keyboard. In section 10 I spent far too long pressing Shift+3 and wondering why it wouldn't progress even though I was pr…
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Comment #12512004
The first four digits of arXiv papers links are the year and month of submission (to the arXiv). Just from this link I can tell that this was submitted in September 2016.
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Comment #11017503
There are no other factors less than 2^32. You can see my other comment for details on verifying this.
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Comment #11017411
The following Sage script shows that p has no prime factors less than 2^32 other than 271 and 13597: p_list = [0xCC, 0x17, 0xF2, 0xDC, 0x96, 0xDF, 0x59, 0xA4, 0x46, 0xC5, 0x3E, 0x0…
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Comment #10955867
Sorry, but how did you compute this? Do you know that there are less than 10^85 board positions which have a symmetry?
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Comment #10893332
Just to point out: entering 1000^6 gives 999,999,999,999,999,900.