As in how ruby does it: http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.0/libdoc/matrix/rdoc/Matrix...
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As in how ruby does it: http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.0/libdoc/matrix/rdoc/Matrix...
The host provides the theory that the vote is not biased based on left or right wing beliefs.
"mildly stressful situations can affect our perceptions in the same way as life-threatening ones"
The article is a bit foggy, but I think it gets the point across.
Turns up three results in google. Very weird indeed.
edit: Just saw him linked below, should've read first -_-
It possibly can be a good thing, yes we should be cautious, but I think it's rash to judge it negatively from the very start.
This would make a very interesting paper on machine learning.
- Birthday (19~ bits)
- Rough Location (remaining bits)
And base the questions around those two, for example, where you born on a 1-15th, does the city you were born in start with the letter's a-k. This part would be an exercise in statistics, I would think.
edit: And one bit for if you were the first to be born of two identical twins =p
This reminds me a lot of xmonad. I guess higher level languages are migrating downwards to the system level slowly.
Also during the trans-atlantic slave trade, around 13 million slaves were estimated. These estimates would amount to around the same without India (and we have much larger population today).
Is this service designed to be used from the very first, or only once the product has been rolling for a bit? Any experience with this?
Also was hoping for a profit based pricing model but can't complain there.