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auvi
11y ago
Considering the average age of MIT freshman students is 18 years, he'll be starting with other teenagers. I hope that the 3 years difference will not prevent him from having a meaningful social life there. I think that branding him as
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11y ago
If Theranos is still valued at $9 billion, then it is almost a decacorn. We have to see what happens to its nine unicorn (or cat, pun intended) lives.
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Zed Shaw: Taking Down Tim Hentenaar
(zedshaw.com)
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11y ago
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auvi
11y ago
the US government is a big one.
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auvi
11y ago
Codified Likeness Utility was the first thing that came to my mind :) but I discarded the thought as soon as I saw 1979 ( Tron came out in 1982).
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auvi
11y ago
Do Ruby on Rails devs also get the same treatment? I know Giles Bowkett talked about Rails/node.js back in 2012 [0], but is the situation now reached a point that JS devs haven't even heard of Rails? [0] http://gilesbow
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auvi
11y ago
I am following this series like my favorite TV show! Eagerly waiting for the next ones. If the author writes a book on it, I'll buy for sure.
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auvi
11y ago
I think you mean Hinton not Hilton
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auvi
11y ago
can anybody tell me is South Korea is still stuck with Internet Explorer for e-commerce?
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auvi
11y ago
Can anybody tell me what is the business model of Meteor? If they are getting investments, the investors has some idea of a ROI and what that could be?
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auvi
11y ago
Lisp and Scheme? Scheme is a Lisp. I think they wanted to say Common Lisp and Scheme.
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auvi
11y ago
I see a pattern here. People were excited about JVM, then came along CLR. And it is now getting attention as MS is porting it to Linux/OSX. Next cool thing will be BEAM (Erlang's VM) based languages, i.e. Elixir, Lisp Flavored Erl
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auvi
12y ago
Looks like a well designed library. I'll try it out soon.
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Orbitz Settles Suit Against ‘Hidden City’ Ticket Website
(bloomberg.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Intel should hire this guy to do the Linux port of RealSense SDK.
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Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
(raspberrypi.org)
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12y ago
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auvi
12y ago
Awesome! I just downloaded the vm disk and the system is up and running inside VirtualBox. It was good to see the CL-USER> prompt.
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auvi
12y ago
another INRIA product I have extensively used in grad school is Scilab.
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auvi
12y ago
This is a speculation but I think Google is dropping Glass because they are convinced that Magic Leap will be the winner. We have to wait to see what comes out from Magic Leap.
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12y ago
this would cool to connect to newrelic type app analytics data
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State Machines in Ruby
(sitepoint.com)
2 points
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12y ago
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Reader Macros in Common Lisp
(lisper.in)
87 points
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auvi
12y ago
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12y ago
Lately Intel is trying to enter several device markets. Other than their core products they now have at least the following "compute" products: - Intel NUC - Intel Galileo - Intel Edison Now comes the Compute Stick.
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What's Coming from Apple in 2015
(macrumors.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
From the page: The problem of finding and pricing flights in response to a user's search request may not seem particularly difficult. However, any serious attempt to find the best solutions to a user's search unveils the true com
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BOS-SFO Trip Study: The Complexity of Airfare Search (2010)
(itasoftware.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I am waiting for 3.0 in HomeBrew! Thanks for the awesome work, mozjpeg has saved me a fair amount of network bandwidth.
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12y ago
yes this one! it didn't show up in the first 10 in my google search for "Nouse".
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12y ago
I remember CMU (or a site that was linked from a links page in CMU vision site) had a project called Nouse where you can operate the computer with a video camera using your nose. The nose doesn't touch anything.
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The Bipolar Lisp Programmer
(lambdassociates.org)
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12y ago
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