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Vimmers, you don’t need NerdTree(medium.com)
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SpaceX Launch Scrubbed – But No One Could See It Happen(nasawatch.com)
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SpaceX stops broadcasting launches(spaceflightnow.com)
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Even if your belief were true, it is an odd definition of a "flourish" that assigns all weight to the material dimensions of a society and none to the moral. It becomes particularly odd when discussing the leadership of an organiz
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HasDocs: Polyglot Continuous Documentation Platform(hasdocs.com)
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... with "assumption" used in its "spherical cow" sense, of course [1][2][3]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NP-hard [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_optimum [3] Making
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The market passed "$75 or $100" a while ago. $60 is where things are at now: http://orange.co.ke/smartphones_androids.html $40 or $50 is the frontier: http://www.pepstores.com/product/mtn-step
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Mozilla plans for the $25 smartphone(arstechnica.com)
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Indecision is the key to flexibility(ideals.illinois.edu)
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What are the genuinely useful ideas in programming?(lemire.me)
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A first look at the Picat programming language(hakank.org)
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Not to support the "evil executives" hypothesis---obvious market(ing) forces are a sufficient explanation for the dominance of LiCoO2---but I would easily opt for a laptop that offered an LiFePO4 ("iron phosphate" [0]) o
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On Geek Culture(jacobinmag.com)
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Even if you disagree with him (and to some extent I do), Brin was quite prescient on this topic. _The Transparent Society_ [1] anticipated most of this debate, 15 years ago, and it is well worth [re-]reading. [1] http://www.david
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Oh, yeah, it's weird but not even a serious limitation: it's being fixed, other statsd clones have more features, and you can always pretend your data are time intervals. statsd is limited but nicely simple.
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> If you never want your data downsampled, keep data at a single resolution... Sure, and many people do exactly that. The point is that a new user to graphite is likely to be surprised by this behavior. (I would further bet that a reason
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Apple vs. Literature(rochester.edu)
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In addition to this helpful guide, note that statsd / graphite both spring some unfortunate surprises on new users, e.g., graphite changing your data across retention rates and time scales [0], graphite changing your data at different
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A Framework for Creating Reusable Charts with d3.js(weblog.bocoup.com)
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SAT based Sudoku solver in Python(continuum.io)
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The author of "RESTful Web services" wrote an SF novel(boingboing.net)
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http://www.cs.cornell.edu/fbs/publications/smsurvey.pdf
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Knockout.js - Twitter client(knockoutjs.com)
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Doomsday on the Cheap(nuclearsecrecy.com)
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Schumpeter’s Demon(ribbonfarm.com)
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Will Technology Force us to Choose Between Privacy and Freedom?(davidbrin.com)
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Patterns of failure in traffic lights(bit-player.org)
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Cognitive Democracy (and the Internet)(cscs.umich.edu)
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Reverend Bayes, meet Countess Lovelace(channel9.msdn.com)
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This article is great---but would anyone like to recommend a good reference to implementing Reed-Solomon (and other FEC schemes?) that includes decoding?

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