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Designing An Open-Source iPhone Game(mobile.smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
There have been a lot of articles re-hashing Crockford's analysis floating around recently. These have been valuable, but they tend to focus on the same topics in the core language (largely concerned with scope, use of closures, behavior o
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Yeah - I recall looking at them a few years ago when they allowed for "multi-dimensional" spreadsheets. One of their other big selling points was that they were less error-prone than spreadsheets. http://www.quantrix.com/Quantrix_vs_Sprea
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
If you want to do any sort of stock analysis, quantmod is really great as it bundles a number of other related packages with financial application together: http://www.quantmod.com/ . If you have to deal with directed graphs, iGraph http
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Bokeh: An Implementation of Grammar of Graphics for Python(github.com)
2 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
In R, I often can write a dozen line program that will do something incredible, but it might take an hour to hammer out those lines and cannot reconstruct them from memory because of inconsistencies in syntax. It sort of feels like a stati
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Yeah - for the small data sets, Ruby or Python is often easier easier to use to whip a data set into a form that can be simply slurped into R as a dataframe.
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
I really like ggplot2. I always had a hard time getting on board with the other packages. sqldf allows SQL Queries against dataframes. Perhaps plyr and reshape feel familiar to folks from other backgrounds (science/stats) but SQL is the
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
I spent about a year blogging about R as I learned it ( http://www.r-chart.com/ ). It is not a general purpose sort of language but is great for math / charting tasks. A couple of ways that software developer types can minimize time to ge
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
What you do with your twenties really isn't the significant insight of the article. Though there is some merit in the conclusion: The twenties are for launching, while the thirties are for building what you launched. The main point is to
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Dell to go private in landmark $24.4 billion deal(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Mozgames Go To Global Game(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Creative Interactive Gesture Camera Developer Kit(click.intel.com)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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D3.js Meta Tutorial(datacommunitydc.org)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Reactive Extensions(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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How Facebook’s Graph Search Works(gigaom.com)
4 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Google’s AngularJS framework is in view in the post - and it really is useful to folks like Data Scientists (as opposed to GUI engineers/front-end developers). Automatic data binding and a set of directives (that look like HTML elements an
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The Answer to Life the Universe and Everything(wolframalpha.com)
3 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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Ruby DATA(caiustheory.com)
45 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|14 comments
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GitHub Game Off Winners(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
doh - thanks.
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
So with Angular's "no direct DOM manipulation outside of Angualar" philosophy in mind, what is the best way to integrate Angular into an existing project with a bunch of UI widgets in place (say jQuery UI)? Projects like this seem to imply
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Definitely requires more than just a compiler - but I think publicity and broad developer support is even more important that IDE plug-ins and libraries. Java already has extensive libraries, so it is probably possible to leverage these.
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Ask HN: JSFiddle Broken?
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|2 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
With the appreciation of C# as a language and the JVM as a platform, this seems like that it should have generated some interest. I can't find much info on it though... Source at Google Code: http://stab-language.googlecode.com/svn/trun
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Stab Language (like C#) for the JVM(code.google.com)
17 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|13 comments
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by EzGraphs 14y ago
Shaw mischaracterizes K&R by making anachronistic assumptions about its intended audience and ignoring the context in which it was written. Zed does acknowledge as much but this is worth pointing out. For some reason contextual inten
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Crunchies 2012 - Vote your favorite companies, products, and people(crunchies2012.techcrunch.com)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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CraftyJS HTML5 / JavaScript Game Engine(craftyjs.com)
4 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments
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NIST Examples of Vulnerable Code (Java/C/C++)(samate.nist.gov)
1 points by EzGraphs 14y ago|0 comments

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