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No hosting with Google Drive yet, but that's ok.(peteriserins.tumblr.com)
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A Reason To Celebrate Occupy Wall Street And The Tea Party Movement(npr.org)
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Function call overhead benchmarks with Matlab, Octave, Python, Cython and C(arxiv.org)
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Some Notes on Internal Implementation (Mathematica)(reference.wolfram.com)
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by Peteris 15y ago
What about Clojure?
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by Peteris 15y ago
When looking into NLTK to support a Twitter classifier, even though I had no NLP experience, the NLTK syntax/interface was sufficiently self-contained. I was mostly interested in tagging and chunking and found it easy to reason about and u
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Lazy lists in prolog(stackoverflow.com)
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Quick implementation of logic programming in Scheme(okmij.org)
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How to prevent drunk users from using a mobile application?(ux.stackexchange.com)
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Functional data structures: before and after Okasaki(cstheory.stackexchange.com)
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I'm having too much fun(tonyhortonsworld.com)
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by Peteris 15y ago
The more you slide something to the right, the more you care about it being high.
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Show HN: Here's our Cambridge Appathon entry(dl.dropbox.com)
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Sliding Window Trick in Python(peteriserins.com)
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Reach.ly world map: popular destinations in Twitter visualized(reach.ly)
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Google+ API first steps: blog-like user posts archive(jsfiddle.net)
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by Peteris 15y ago
Embracing functional programming in Javascript is trending. All these dollars, underscores and streams will make for an interesting benchmark against ClojureScript as it matures. In ClojureScript, streams or lazy lists are an integral langu
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Functional Programming in Qi(lambdassociates.org)
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Haskell, functional programming for imperative programmers. Reddit University.(reddit.com)
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The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List(ctan.vgtu.lt)
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by Peteris 15y ago
There are some languages, e.g., javascript, which practically force you to use K&R. In C++ and Java, I always prefer Allman though. Of course it is more readable than K&R, but, I think the choice is driven by the editor. I use Vim,
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String Encoding in the Shell for Miscellaneous Obfuscation et al(pentesterscripting.com)
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Ask HN: What would you build if you were thrown in 2006?
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Mark Zuckerberg's TopCoder profile(topcoder.com)
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How much Math is there in an iPhone?(lomont.org)
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Android photo app Lightbox now open to everyone(lightbox.com)
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by Peteris 15y ago
The official website is http://raspberrypi.org/ .
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Can a £15 computer solve the programming gap?(news.bbc.co.uk)
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