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rmserror

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    Comment #6389503

    Except he's enabled WEP because it's "more convenient" for him. It's still a strong signal that he doesn't want outsiders on the network. A better door analogy is replacing the dea…

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    Comment #6268077

    The number of shares in an option grant is not necessarily the number of shares in a stock grant. You're assuming the choice is "5,000 options [for a single share]" or "5,000 share…

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    Comment #6268057

    A capacitor meter to test capacitors that are soldered onto an PCB?

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    Comment #5353087

    That's, uh, not a checkmate. Kxb1

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    Comment #5199840

    This is crap. 1e: this is undefined behavior (-Wsequence-point) x can be literally anything. 3. a typical mistake that the compiler both warns about and that anyone who has taken a…

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    Comment #4618596

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolmogorov_complexity#Compressi...

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    Comment #4348624

    a complexity theory error: "Just as you can reduce all NP hard problems to 3-SAT..." you can reduce all NP problems to 3-SAT because 3-SAT is NP complete. you cannot reduce all NP …

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    Comment #4348608

    SimTower was /actually/ just built around an elevator simulator. "You guessed right," she said. "Sim Tower was built around a real elevator simulation program we bought from a Japa…

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    Comment #3971145

    Yeah, in fact, it's already there: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4146499/why-does-a-virtua...

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    Comment #3968955

    I don't understand why there is so much xenophobia about this exploit. A government backdoor would be far more capable and sophisticated than this. Occam's razor applies here: an s…

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    Comment #3968953

    A discovered backdoor is a vulnerability. You fix the vulnerability.

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    Comment #3968951

    It's not remotely accessible and really seems more like a debug tool. Your tinfoil hat might be defective.

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    Comment #3967614

    What is this an argument for? Sure, this argues against a literal interpretation of the truth of the Bible, as somebody has lived more than 120 years. If I start another religious …