Comment Re:ewww (Score 1) 59
it looks nothing like a raspberry, and a raspberry should be the easiest fruit to reconstitute from little spheres. I’d like to see a 3d-printed apple or banana using this process.
it looks nothing like a raspberry, and a raspberry should be the easiest fruit to reconstitute from little spheres. I’d like to see a 3d-printed apple or banana using this process.
Also, anyone who compares Ewoks and Jar-Jar is a moron. The Ewoks actually fought, using old but useful weapons to help defeat the imperial forces. Jar-Jar was running away like a coward and accidentally destroyed an invading force in the process. Both character types aimed at kids? Sure. But they were nothing alike.
And the Ewoks ate the stormtroopers they killed. They're like gremlinses in mogwai costumes.
We’ll never know, none of the 7 google latitude users ever got within 20 miles from each others.
I’ve bought 4 cards to complete a badge (for ~10c each), but made a point to only use steam wallet money earned by selling other cards.
I wouldn’t spend actual money on it.
I use meta-placebo effect instead of medicines.
I know that the placebo effect exists and is effective, so believing something can heal me will indeed heal me.
Therefore, I juste have to believe that just believing that believing will heal me will heal me, and it heals me.
To be useful, the system still needs to be able to tell whether a single user password is correct (and needs to do so reasonably efficiently). So if someone has a 6 character password (which is dumb) you can just try all possible passwords (there isn't that many possible 6 realistic character passwords). Either lots of them work (which would a problem) or you found the password.
No, as I understand it from the article, you can't tell if a single user password is correct, because you don't have a measure for "correct"-- all that you check whether that password points to the same place (in a multidimensional phase space) that other passwords project to. (It does seems to only work is you can assuming that all, or at least "most," of the other passwords people enter are correct).
So... how do you know if a user can log in? You have to wait until a bunch of users want to log in simultaneously?
Seed a torrent of it as an encrypted file named "porn.zip" or similar. You'll have it backed up on the cloud for free in no time and available for all of eternity.
If your tech idea is "Be the next [whatever]", it is not a good idea.
Using an IDE doesn’t make you a bad programmer, but being unable to program without it shows that you’re not a really good one.
If I must make a bad analogy, I’d say it’s like using a cookbook: using one doesn’t make you bad at cooking. But a good cook is able to cook without one.
Sorry can't be a hipster.. too damn old. I've been a Mac guy since errr.. like 20 years ago now.
So, you’ve been a hipster since before it was cool?
That's what happens you become a data scientist. They invent numbers out of thin air.
They won’t do that for long when there will be no air left.
If Matthew Broderick had played pentago, the computer would have concluded the first country launching a nuclear missile always wins the war.
Il came close
https://www.oculusvr.com/order/
It’s not the definitive product, but you can try it if you want.
T2 is an action movie with a bit of sci-fi. Terminator is a sci-fi movie with action bits.
Having a low chance of contracting Parkinson doesn't mean you don't have a high chance of contracting one of the hundreds of debilitating or lethal diseases out there. You could also die before retirement from thousands of other causes.
Why are you still on
The sooner all the animals are extinct, the sooner we'll find their money. - Ed Bluestone
