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Comment #41588744
https://en.hesperian.org/hhg/Helping_Children_Who_Are_Blind
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Comment #38052167
I added an image of my barcode to a location based reminder, so it pops up in a notification when I go to my local library.
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Comment #7437565
Free version is 7 minutes, but in-app purchase eliminates 3 of those minutes?
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Comment #7004437
No. See MLbase http://mlbase.org
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Comment #6973524
Would be more useful to hear a retrospective after six months.
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Comment #6939622
Options for home broadband have improved, but cellular data speeds are low and free wifi is uncommon.
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Comment #6637558
This happened to me twice with Uber black and that was enough to abandon the service. Weird that I've not observed this behavior among Lyft drivers (who I'd expect to be part timin…
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Comment #6574402
Keep an eye on this pull request: https://github.com/p-e-w/finalterm/pull/130
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Comment #6524865
List of countries here: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2425436,00.asp
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Comment #6519718
Depending on code, this may be illegal.
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Comment #6491131
You can use a Safari bookmarklet to open the current page in 1Password app, to minimize the disruption in your workflow, see http://www.macstories.net/links/1password-4-1/
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Comment #6322756
Not every product that loses money qualifies as a loss leader.
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Comment #5481280
I didn't see sparse vector support. Assuming I didn't just overlook it, is it on the roadmap?
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Comment #5436038
So these are people who live outside of the United States that describe their nationality as "American"? Do any of them live in countries that actually have "America" in the name?
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Comment #5435703
If someone is able to purchase food at a supermarket does it follow that this same individual cannot also have difficulty understanding a hierarchical filesystem?
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Comment #5429190
Yes, this on the JVM. No, that was not the issue.
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Comment #5424834
Compared to a Bitmapped Vector Trie. If you don't want to watch the video, a version of this talk was also given at Strange Loop, the slides for that one are available online: http…
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Comment #5423594
"This is a very nice theoretically clean and powerful sequential data structure, but in practice it is very very very very very very very very very very very slow... very very slow…
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Comment #4776521
Can you link to sources on instances of special ops using this tainted meat tactic?
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Comment #4666392
How will folks resist the urge to pee on the QR code?
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Comment #4279838
Mountain Lion
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Comment #4052229
In Scala 2.7 the signature for map, defined in Iterable[+A], was def map[B](f : (A) => B) : Iterable[B] That seems fairly close to the Haskell signature, although somewhat less rea…
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Comment #3082154
I'm not sure your realization brought you closer to the truth. Yes, Palantir issued some denials, but you'd be better off reading the emails... http://politics.salon.com/2011/02/15…
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Comment #3055748
I enjoyed the part where Phil provides us with the quote ("Some even say the Web is ‘dead meat’.") even though Joe Hewitt never said that, and that wasn't what he argued in his pie…
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Comment #2453005
When you did the restore, was all saved data from every app also restored? For example, progress on Angry Birds? http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/2432/how-to-backu...