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;; Any programmer reading HN long enough to experiment with some lisp / clojure ;) (defn factorial [n] (apply * (range 1 (+ n 1))))
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What the Enterprise wants from Django
(groups.google.com)
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Tip: you can click on the legend to show/hide various browsers. Bonus: Chart just firefox and IEs --- the image looks like the FireFox logo :) http://imgur.com/mldh8.png
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Cool Visualisation: Browser share over the last decade
(michaelvandaniker.com)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet
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Click on your name in the bottom left, and you'll get a dark overlay box to the lower-right of the screen, and there'll be your 'featured' playlist. Note: "it may take a few hours for your playlists to fully migrate over" my playlist
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It's as much a guitar as a 'keytar' is. Still cool though.
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People are bringing flowers to the Google building: http://imgur.com/5xJmy.jpg http://img.gd/Dbn/full
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Analysis of Data Loss: Why are we seeing less media reports?
(datalossdb.org)
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Quite a fun an informative article. I've not plugged in a pc-speaker component into my builds the last 6 or so years, I'd gotten used to peace and quiet without shrill (and very loud) beeping coming from inside my box.
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Am loving the new Win7 integration with this release. Definitely feels snappier!
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Seems I'm haemorrhaging karma over this. I misjudged the method used (Pearson's Chi Square, as pointed out by hn user pibefision). Fine, that'll teach me to skim read and comment. My point above was that the author could have come out and l
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Fair point, and yes it's quite informative from that point of view. I didn't like his approach however, he seemed to be beating around the bush a lot with phrases like I'm here to rescue you with a statistically sound yet incredibly sim
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So, he's just explained Standard Deviation?
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implicit tuple packing in python doesn't count ;)
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I'm wondering what sort of spatial / geo-enabled database and backend he's running with. GeoDjango with PostGIS and some cronned script to do crawl google maps and do the computer vision stuff for a given area would be what I'd use. He coul
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In action over at: http://www.ahathereitis.com/
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Webapp: image recognition to find nearest tennis courts from satellite photos
(ahathereitis.blogspot.com)
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It's a DNS rather than a browser issue, I think
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didn't even think of that one! :)
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Python: reduce (operator.add, range(366))
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17y ago
This post seems to come up a lot in hn: http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=site%3Anews.ycombinator.com...
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this tree (found it on the 'recent' tab) is amazing: http://logo.twentygototen.org/CayQ5WNa
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Also down for this - I'm handy with Java and Python (have Django experience too), so might be able to chip in with help or advice. Am going to be teaching myself Clojure pretty soon too so if anyone wants to dabble with it let me know! Emai
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Seems to be Palatino Linotype (that's the first one of the font-family my OS has available). Not sure why Opera has decided to italicise it though, as the installed font looks fine normally.
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Unsure (I'm not great at eyeballing fonts), is there an easy way to check?
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Slightly o/t: Does the font on his site look awful to anyone else? In opera, the site looks like this for me, which is horrible. I have to mash the readability script bookmarklet to read it: http://imgur.com/ODnjY.png
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EU objects to Oracle's takeover of SUN
(cbc.ca)
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How does AutoPager work with sites (such as certain hardware review ones) which paginate content above the fold? I.e. how can it tell when I've finished reading and need to page?
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Peer-review and constructive criticism are valuable forces for change and improvement. Clearly there's some personal politics going on (insults having been traded) but jgc does raise some good points: the original code is very tightly-coupl
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