TomMasz

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by TomMasz 14y ago
I literally live right off of Clinton and pass that house every day going back and forth to work. I always thought it was great that one of my favorite Mac developers was so close. Founder Andrew Welch is an RIT grad: http://en.wikipedia.o
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by TomMasz 14y ago
Or, you could close your Gmail browser window and turn off any mail checkers you might have running.
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by TomMasz 14y ago
So, let's say you're interested in playing with R, where's the best place to start? I've got basic statistics background and some datasets I could play with.
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by TomMasz 14y ago
This looks like a comic from the 70s, photocopied and hanging on the bulletin board in the computer lab.
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by TomMasz 14y ago
This is just the sort of thing that could have been avoided with some time spent researching the Android-oriented web sites and forums. No current mobile platform is without flaws but assuming that everyone thinks alike with regards to thos
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by TomMasz 14y ago
Interesting. I did my CS Master's work on Little Smalltalk, adding a debugger and documentation mostly because it didn't seem like Budd was doing much with it anymore (this was early 90s). Is SmallWorld more feature-complete than Little Sma
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by TomMasz 14y ago
I don't mind ads when I want to buy a product or service and don't know where to look , but otherwise they're just noise that generally slows page loading or makes the readable content scroll up and down (I really hate those ads). I use an
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by TomMasz 14y ago
Having burned up my share of electronics, this is probably the only part of the article I thought worthwhile. A little daughterboard with GPIO pin protection and buffering for 5V would be a great way to introduce students to real world inte
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by TomMasz 14y ago
It's Twitter's way or the highway. From clients to value-added services, if Twitter doesn't own it, it's dead or soon will be. Fun while it lasted, I guess.
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It's really interesting that the test subjects said they preferred the guy with the most achievement, yet actually picked the one with the most potential. It makes you wonder how many of those "how to get a job" articles are written with