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I don't know what features exactly Everything has, but maybe fsearch is a good alternative?

http://www.fsearch.org/

Unless it is the same person who created this PDF and this [1], it's some kind of plagiarism.

[1] http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com

Although I'm a pole, I'd appreciate if this link was posted with translation.

Yep, although it is not near the upvote button and sits among such links as parent and flag.

I have 117 and can downvote.

Although, both came with this word separately.

Not saying anything, but Spanish features 'ordenador' for computer alike. French is not that different and alienated.

Take 27 lines that intersect in exactly one point (all coincide in the same). Would you tell that they define a smooth surface?

Triangulation doesn't work in this case, since how would you expect that the waves aren't curved by gravitational electromagnetic field?

Not quite. TinyDB is itself a new data base while dataset seems like a wrapper for popular relational databases.

Linux is important on dekstops to thrive. I've successfully transitioned my parents to Linux. What I got? Deser maintainance, more reliability, everything just works for them.

And of course, sticking to proprietary solutions in a long run would be rather a sick idea.

Yes: US - about 300 million Europe - about 740 million

The US population is more than 2 times smaller than the European one, so it makes completly sense to me.

And nobody is restricted to shell scripts. Any program that writes to STDOUT will work.

Of course. But nowadays, space complexity is more and more important, which makes every sorting algorithm that is > O(n) not sufficiently efficient.

Probably a lot less since whole Canada is inhabited by only 35 million.

Where is "Slaughterhouse-Five"?

Chechoslovakia was never actualy communist. Like in Poland, Eastern Germany and several other countries, it was socialist.

Here you are: http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/SecurityTool/Security... http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/SecurityTool/Security...

After reading the source, I think that you must put the binary in `/usr/bin/leaks`.

If only Netflix was avaliable in Poland...

Ok. I'll try to describe my point of view as detailed as I can - you shall know I'm not an Anglo-saxon, but a Pole. So, coming to the real question:

Looking at women and science - I know some great woman that were succesful in science. I can note one. I don't know if she would be pleased, so I'll refer to her only with name. So, her name is Zosia. She is going to represent Poland at International Olympiad of Astronomy and Astrophysics. She is also a very timid person. And what I want to say - I really like working with her. Not to say I'm an astronome (cause I'm not), but every single piece of work in class is really enyoing. And only because of her traits of charactere and knowledge. What was that example for? To point out that working in science with women is not really different that work with men who are on some intellectual level that I can accept.

I must say, that women in technology are a rare fration of the spectrum (at least in Poland). Since I'm 17, I have not really worked in a real environment full of various people. However, what I can thing of this affair is that being to work well is working without looking at gender of co-workers.

Maybe, if you'd like to ask me some others questions, I could answer. I really like issues from cognitive theory, formal logic and pure Maths.

Cheers! And I hope you can believe I'm a human being!

Could you kindly send me an invitation? I'm on Twitter as @enedil1

The method used here is quite obvious for a good-at-maths primary school student.

The British Gopher is simply cute!

Social rejentom is highly connected with creativity - and not because one has more time to make art. Creativity is something which means the ability of creating new things. And there's the key. The person living around others will most probably think in a similar manner, therefore cannot be really creative. Lonely people are not affected by the society. That's why they are truly creative.

Text file + grep + awk

June 17.

After reading Vonnegut's novel after novel, I needed to stop for a while. In a list of books of Vonnegut which I read, there is no Galapagos, no Mother Night, no Sirens of Titan, no Player Piano, and that's pretty all.

Some interesting books by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.: Breakfast of Champions Bluebeard Deadeye Dick