Negatives: Having home/end/pgup/dn in the top corner. An occasionally when I remote into this computer, num-lock has changed when I get back to it.
... There is no reason that noon has to be the time of day when the sun is highest overhead. That's just tradition for the sake of useless tradition.
In Iceland the sun is highest around ca 13:30, always. Very nice I think.
Unfortunately now some people want to move this closer to noon in order to make it easier for teenagers to wake up in the morning.
...In English, you capitalize most words in a title. See for example.
I would actually really appreciate if Slashdot would switch to plain sentence case for all article titles. It is usually much easier to read, in particular for technical stuff where it is often difficult today to tell if some word is a company name or some tech thingy.
When this high intensity laser pulse, which is one billion times brighter than the surface of the sun, strikes the electron, it causes it to behave differently.
Obvious overflow bug in the electron. It's behaviour is only defined between 0 - 99999999.
Sigh... this issue is so bloody simple to resolve.
1. Default to a default set of morals, which include a reasonable (but not excessive) degree of self-sacrifice - based around the sort of decisions a "typical" driver would make.
That sounds anything but simple.
Yes it is, it's all about reusing existing quality code, such as face recognition libraries and Wisconsin's Prison-Sentencing Algorithm. I wonder how many repeat offenders there are in 10 average pedestrians.
the design team removes all unnecessary design. For example, the pages on Gov.UK – the central portal – don’t have any pictures on them. This is because they distract from the information on the page, and user research showed that they reduced the clarity.
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“It’d be nice if they like it, don’t get me wrong, but liking is not really a useful metric.” Instead his team looked to see if users have completed an online transaction, or stopped halfway through. Equally, did they find the information they needed and leave a webpage, or did they have to search for more information?
As opposed to having graphical designers design web sites.
Here are couple more articles. The level of government sponsored propaganda in Sweden is reaching pretty unprecedented levels
How on earth can this be tagged as informative?
The first article discusses possible responses to real growing tensions with Russia. The second is a neo-nazi website, which either tells something about the poster or that he just blindingly googled some crap.
39 digits of pi will let you calculate a sphere the size of the observable universe with an error the width of a single hydrogen atom.
42 digits should have sufficed for God during Creation then.
"Just think, with VLSI we can have 100 ENIACS on a chip!" -- Alan Perlis
