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sound_of_basker

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    Comment #11593140

    Honestly, its just a pick one and power through. I just look at the company backing it, the stars on Github, throw in a prayer, etc.

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    Comment #11582606

    Tech: deploy as a VM. For starters, allow the client to configure the VM network interface before downloading it. (On the fly, mount the VM with qemu nbd or whatever and write to t…

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    Comment #11547049

    !!!! My understanding went up several orders of magnitude! Thank you!!

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    Comment #11468898

    > But I believe Rust is better than Go, also I don't like Go without any reason Well...nobody can do anything then except say that you just power through Rust tuts? What exactly ar…

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    Comment #11468867

    Clinically, I can state that I am a live and let live person. Am not quoting that as a boon or bane. I suspect most people are. And this lot, while they can dig themselves out of p…

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    Comment #11295318

    I can tell you right away that it would be of huge help when reading a new language especially in a new script. And who are biggest set of users that might benefit from this? (clue…

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    Comment #11295308

    This was the worst part of Martrix II.

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    Comment #11281686

    Content sources typically charge per region. The more the subscribers per region, the better is Netflix chances of broadening the catalogue in that region. It is a tough problem th…

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    Comment #11281083

    Statement from a Slashdot post about the AlphaGo victory: "We know now that we don't need any big new breakthroughs to get to true AI" That is completely, utterly, ridiculously wro…

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    Comment #11274893

    Seriously. I recall proving that there is one and only one circle that can be drawn through 3 distinct points on a Euclidean plane. This "theorem" can be thought of as a corollary …

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    Comment #11226170

    Kidney stones. Never again!

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    Comment #10874091

    You can say that again. The other day I was looking at proving the Pythagorean theorem in R_n. Merely starting the problem formally is non-trivial. :-(

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    Comment #10569908

    Unless you have a background in solid mechanics, this is difficult to explain. On the outset, there are different failures possible, tensile, warping, etc. Under a load distributio…

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    Comment #10322660

    Think about this: how should you fake it till you make it?

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    Comment #10252002

    That is what I meant. I wanted to point out that sqrt is more expensive compared to squared and you could just square the whole thing without affecting the results too much. cos(th…

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    Comment #10251219

    I am not thinking this through but since cos is monotonous between 0 and pi/2, you can avoid the square root by squaring the numerator and still have a good similarity indicator. T…

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    Comment #10242837

    Dimples on golf balls help in inducing turbulence, not the other way. Turbulence in this case reduces drag significantly. This is a well known counter intuitive result in flu mech.…

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    Comment #10225046

    Stressing each part of that sentence separately, I got five different meanings. English is a strange language.

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    Comment #10183808

    Specifically with high energy light sources outside of the visible spectrum, how will the human driver know?

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    Comment #10176562

    The USA identifies ISIS/ISIL as a terrorist group [0]. There is a good chance that you will at-least be detained for questioning if you carry out said activity. [0] - https://www.w…