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Kartificial
14y ago
Nice concept! Although I can imagine this only works in large classrooms, as where I'm used to have pretty small sized classes (~30). I have had the opportunity to experiment with something like a voting system. The teacher mixed his lectur
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15y ago
Why would everything be so politically correct all the time? If a group of guys want to call themselves Brogrammers, be my guest, you might even get a giggle out of me. If you don't like the culture, then please just leave them be and focus
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15y ago
The link is not working due to the fact that the apostrophe is removed from the URL. Place an apostrophe (') between the r and the s in readers and it works. Or try this: http://www.rationaloptimist.com/blog/reader%27s-digest.aspx
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15y ago
Unobtrusive use of Javascript is a very neat one in my opinion. You seperate the content and structure from the presentation layer. In practice though, many sites main functions depend on JS. I can imagine that for large projects the costs
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15y ago
Various comments already pointed to problems that could come with a rough error-logging implementation. Because he used AJAX for every error, it creates a (unnecessary) strain on the network/server when in production. Besides this, the usef
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Kartificial
15y ago
Solid approach if you really want to dig in problems occurring client-side in projects that are still in Beta. I'm not sure whether or not you would want this in a production page.
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15y ago
See this example: http://www.derivante.com/2009/09/01/php-content-rating-confi... However, if you install the stats package for PHP you can use stats_cdf_normal() as well.
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15y ago
A nice TEDx talk from Guszti Eiben about the possible applications of Evolutionary Algorithms. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJX_wAKhg8A
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15y ago
The power of EAs (Evolutionary Algorithms) is that they are able to escape local optima through random mutation and recombination. EAs are suitable for finding solutions to complex problems, as long as you state the problem correctly and ha
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15y ago
Perfect gift for my girlfriend :)
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15y ago
I was about to subscribe, the 88$ is reasonable for a nice printed copy. But for the Netherlands (i know, overseas) the shipping is 84$ which really discouraged me. Great initiative though :)