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by aheilbut 17y ago
Treasuries.
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Museum of Computer Game History(mocagh.org)
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by aheilbut 17y ago
The military has now released the records on their investigations: http://www2.centcom.mil/sites/foia/rr/CENTCOM%20Regulation%2... I suppose that this information wouldn't have been released, at least for a long time, without their hand b
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by aheilbut 17y ago
The US Army released some lightly redacted versions of the reports on its investigations (linked by Salon: http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2010/04/05/wikil... ) http://www2.centcom.mil/sites/foia/rr/CENTCOM%20Regulation%2...
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by aheilbut 17y ago
It's now April 4th. Enough.
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Greek yogurt is tasty (especially if you add some fresh fruit and honey to it...) and has lots of protein.
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Ask HN: Tools/approaches to automate complicated software pipelines?
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by aheilbut 17y ago
"Sometimes you just want to store data on the disk in a safe and language agnostic way." You mean, kind of like a file?
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Bioinformatics is another application area where document-oriented databases have been used long before it was fashionable. For example, much of the data at the NCBI is stored in blobs as ASN.1 (which predated JSON by about two decades...)
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by aheilbut 17y ago
This looks really interesting, though if one is looking for publicly available data, I think it's an open question of how much of the value is in providing a marketplace vs. actually doing the aggregation, organization and some analysis. Tw
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Alright, I confess to being a little glib; however, I'm merely suggesting another way that people already commonly "see many fragments of code (or other information) at once without having to navigate back and forth."' It's not nearly as sl
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by aheilbut 17y ago
C-x 2 C-x 3
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Or if they are willing to use identity and behavioral targeting to direct interesting and targeted ads that needn't be relevant to the particular page a user is browsing.
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by aheilbut 17y ago
On a related topic... does anyone have recommendations for a more traditional colocation provider in the Boston area?
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Ask HN: Boston / Cambridge Colocation recommendation?
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by aheilbut 17y ago
I've been impressed with Codelite ( http://codelite.org/ ) - it's the closest thing I've seen to Visual Studio for linux, and does very nice syntax highlighting and auto-completion.
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by aheilbut 17y ago
That was exactly the value of twitter, before it started to get co-opted by big media, celebrities, and social media consultants.
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Does nobody remember CU-SeeMe and VocalTec iPhone c. 1995?
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by aheilbut 17y ago
email?
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How To Create: Motivation for 2010(thelastpsychiatrist.com)
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by aheilbut 17y ago
and actually, going even further back, CritLink http://zesty.ca/crit/
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by aheilbut 17y ago
It's the greatest thing since ThirdVoice.
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by aheilbut 17y ago
I wasn't moved to downvote, but there are at least three claims that I think are misguided and a bit distasteful. But most of the rest is junk unless your goal is to be a moderately salaried reasonably secure employee. This seems to imply
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by aheilbut 17y ago
How do people feel about Angelsoft? Is what Angelsoft offers through Open Deals different from pay-to-pitch?
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by aheilbut 17y ago
There is something very fundamental about the scientific method. Science relies on experiments that ground it in physical reality, which does still exist.
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What the Bubble Did to Technology(blog.mises.org)
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Student Must Pay $675,000 in Downloading Case (nytimes.com)
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"Toward a Smarter Web" (evol algs for interactive design) Science:325(5938):277(pastebin.ca)
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by aheilbut 17y ago
This is a cute example, but the problem could probably be solved much more efficiently with standard optimization methods, like Nelder-Mead. See Numerical Recipes...
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by aheilbut 17y ago
Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckels is good, and freely available online http://www.mindviewinc.com/Books/ The Stroustroup book is a good reference. I agree that you should start by learning Python, and then C (read K&R) and then worry ab

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