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Hakim's projects(lab.hakim.se)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Reveal.js - HTML Presentation Framework(lab.hakim.se)
3 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|2 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
When I hear "visual programming" I tend to think of Microsoft IDEs or GUI drag-and-drop tools, but this article cites a really interesting project posted previously to HN ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3951255 ). It's kind of mind-be
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Neil Armstrong: "It's True Beauty however was that it Worked"(lettersofnote.com)
9 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|2 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Looks like someone is selling it: http://www.narrativescience.com/technology/
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
No doubt automation will eliminate certain tasks that are currently done by humans. But there are only so many where bots can replace people. Best I can see for the near future, bots could very capably create "news spam." More tweets any
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HTML5 Game Template from Mozilla(github.com)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Udacity Proctored Exam in Python/HTML (blog.udacity.com)
3 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
... and if you do a search for Ruby, _why shows up at the top of the list.
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Google Adds "People Related To" Google+ Results(seroundtable.com)
4 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|1 comments
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Gartner's Software Hype Cycles for 2012(infoq.com)
3 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Worse than simple ignorance, naïve ideas about science lead people to make bad decisions with confidence. This is the reason these articles capture my attention. A related problem not discussed in the article is the tendency to use so-cal
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Agreed. I am not even sure they are talking about the same thing. DHH: - formality is bad - boring businesses are bad Bottom Line:Formality stifles innovation curtismch: - rules are not necessarily bad - boring businesses are not neces
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Google Octane: JavaScript Benchmark Suite(infoq.com)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
There are probably some useful applications for this, but I am not really a fan of databases supporting complex data types. It's not because of a commitment to any particular normal form or theoretical construct. It is because on a proje
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Kaggle Contest: Harvard Business Review Visualization(kaggle.com)
3 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Article Summary seems to be: Generation Y has different expectations/work ethic, therefore the workplace will bend to their demands. In some cases, employers refuse to provide positions to those who don't fit their current corporate expect
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
It is nicely laid out and has a decent listing of mobile web frameworks. Seems like a nice starting point for developers who are trying to decide which framework to use for a new project - or for framework developers to publicize their cre
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Dozens? Out of 39000 students? Even if there were many dozens this is a small percent of the total student base (390 = 1%). The number of students cheating at higher institutions is frequently reported to be much higher. For instance: h
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Accurate Title: Take Free Unaccredited Self-Study Online Classes that are part of many standard C.S. programs.
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
I agree with you in principle - good content is what makes HN great. That said: "you need to write something interesting" As long as you include the link title as the most important bit your write. Unfortunately, hits, votes and comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Three votes seems to be the lowest threshold to initially make it to the front page. Not sure on what sort of time frame or criteria is needed. Exception is the posts hiring for YC Startups which start up on the first page when initially
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Thank you - reported to the design team :).
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
The problem I have with HN style by default is: 1) It is hard to tell what has changed recently (new comments, votes, changes in ranking) 2) The information is kind of crammed together and not lined up. 3) I hit refresh every few minutes
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
For the higher math involved: http://count.ucsc.edu/~rmont/papers/cat.PDF For the humor value: http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/87351
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
The general risk-adverse vs. change-oriented paradigm makes a lot of sense. The problem is that it not limited to the technical realm in most organizations. Technology decisions often need to be justified by management who don't necessaril
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Some of the tendencies depend upon the nature of the organization. Startups tend liberal (want to change the world). Corporations tend conservative (want to avoid major mistakes). The selection of tools does not always reflect this immed
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
+1 for using 1 and missing drawer. Never upgraded to 2 because of the bad press, and because 1.5 is good enough. It chokes on large files - and long lines, so I use vi instead for these. I really like a few features: * View your whole pro
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
As to the "Temporary nature of knowledge capital" Some programmers want to learn a language or technology and continuously repeat the same basic project over and over again. I have been at it for more than a decade and am not using the sam
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Writing Kernel Exploits [pdf](ugcs.net)
55 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|6 comments

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