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Titanous
17y ago
Try using "Paul Graham". The visualization is quite interesting.
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Titanous
17y ago
The same thing that happens to DMs. They get split up.
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Titanous
17y ago
Gmail in a Fluid app, and Mail.app on iPod Touch.
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Dig Into Unix: Sed and Awk
(theappleblog.com)
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17y ago
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How a Macworld Cover Is Made
(peterbelanger.com)
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Adaptive Websites
(puremango.co.uk)
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Titanous
17y ago
Also see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=637804
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Titanous
17y ago
I hooked an old PS2 wedge barcode reader up to a Sanguino, so that it could store a bunch of barcodes, and dump them into LibraryThing.
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Titanous
17y ago
What's interesting is that the Dictionary.com app (free) contains every single word mentioned as "objectionable content" and it's rated 4+. Gotta love the consistency.
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Titanous
17y ago
I do the same as well. Saves quite a bit of thinking.
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17y ago
diskoverflow.com fxwsw.com hackedipod.com * hackediphone.com * * Was planning on developing these into some sort of information portal.
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Natural Language Processing in Google Wave
(youtube.com)
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17y ago
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Titanous
17y ago
Wikipedia offers periodical dumps (SQL and XML): http://download.wikimedia.org/enwiki/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_database
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Titanous
17y ago
I connected a PS2 barcode reader to a Sanguino, and programmed it to store the scans in memory, then dump them when sent a specific serial command. This allows me to scan a pile of books for LibraryThing when I'm not at my computer.
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Titanous
17y ago
This is extremely common in my area (Ottawa/Gatineau). In fact, people travel the ~40 minutes to my small town where we have a relatively new hospital, and use our ER.
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Titanous
17y ago
I live in Canada, and we also have large immigrant populations in the large cities. This is not a unique feature of the US.
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Prototyping with the canvas element
(desandro.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Actually, I've talked with quite a few techs in Microsoft Professional Support that know what they are talking about. But you do have to pay a few hundred dollars per incident for that. It's nice to know they are there when you're doing a h
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Titanous
18y ago
Health nanorobots. I can't wait until we can inject single-purpose nanorobots to heal and augment our bodies. Imagine a injection that would completely eradicate cancer from your body. Or improve your eyesight. It may be a long way off, but
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Titanous
18y ago
Path Finder ( http://cocoatech.com/ ) will let you do most of what you're asking. (tree view, symlinks, file attributes, previews, mode changes, single window operation) I'd highly recommend it.
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Titanous
18y ago
Note that there are quite a few more examples of what LaTeX does well here: http://nitens.org/taraborelli/latex Also included is the tex source used.