I just wanted to give this a try, but the "single" part not written in HTML, CSS and Javascript (the native shell it runs from) has not been ported to Linux yet.
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I'm not even 30 yet, but this is an always true statement. Thanks for sharing it.
All our work on TCP is open-source and publicly available. We disseminate our innovations through the Linux kernel, IETF standards proposals, and research publications.
but I'd still prefer a rolling release like Archlinux does
Still, I wouldn't expect a digital camera to put those informations in the EXIF (assuming it does have a WIFI and/or an IP address)
Also, to me Facebook doesn't seem to be using any magical machine learning algorithm capable to recognize the location of a PIC from a face, it never did on my PICs, not even when there were landscapes in it.
The guy could instead have uploaded the photo using a smartphone which added the GPS coordinates.
But what do YOU think instead? How does that work? Is it working also for your uploads?
it would be nice to have some "pick random" link, choosing across some well visited pages.
apparently the Facebook’s PR agency originally stated incorrectly that HHVM provided a ”90 percent reduction in memory cost” over Facebook’s existing HipHop interpreter.
then the Facebook’s post on HHVM was later corrected by Facebook’s engineers.
see: http://techcrunch.com/2011/12/09/hiphop-virtual-machine/
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I found these devices to be very uncomfortable for my tipical usage. The only good addon I've got in my smartphone was the GPS navigation.
I could never browse the internet on a smartphone and I could never look at a tablet more than 30mins while also being comfortable in using it.
And if I had to plug in into a tablet a standard keyboard and a nicer monitor to make it "usable", I would rather buy some mini PC.
some techie questions, how does it work? how do you get to know which videos are actually part of a specific event? how do you match the video with the actual song?
Did you find the course schedule or some more detailed informations about them?
also, what about the DB class ? will it be running again in 2012 ?
I couldn't "attend" more than one at the same time (especially the advanced tracks) and I already joined the ML class.
a sync problem on the server can't be worked around on the client side. You would end up introducing complexity in an unstable, unaffordable and insecure client.
also, actions like filling a page with data from a db do require the client to wait for the server to complete.
it that the intended behaviour?
to me these have at least influenced "Fatalism" and "Risk aversion"
I would rather prefer to repost the needed details for every purchase.