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IPv6 adoption starting to add up to real numbers: 0.6 percent(arstechnica.com)
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Hackers Target Video Games for Fun, Profit and Better Scores(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Hear Ice-T Narrate a 'Dungeons and Dragons' Audiobook(spin.com)
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Trench Art(medium.com)
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How Vancouver Became One of North America's Most Family-Friendly Citie(citylab.com)
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The Value of Signal (and the Cost of Noise) [pdf](cognizant.com)
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How to Write a Cover Letter, According to Great Artists(theatlantic.com)
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Civ Rev has been my most played game on Xbox 360 and Pirates was my most played game on original Xbox. Even for these so called "stripped down / dumbed down" versions of the games, "one more turn" was very much stil
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Haha, like catching one at First Point Malibu!
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Swedish Parliamentary Candidate to Raise Bitcoin-Only Campaign Funds(coindesk.com)
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Home Depot now carries MakerBot Replicators in a handful of retail stores(digitaltrends.com)
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HappyFunAcademy Teaches Liberal Arts Grads Front-End Web Development(betabeat.com)
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Defense against the dark arts of design(gv.com)
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This Is The Test Your 4-Year-Old Would Need To Pass(businessinsider.com)
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by bayonetz 12y ago
I hear you, man. That's why I intentionally changed the title to "Ever wonder about Egyptian / Aztec connections?" so people would understand what it was roughly about since the real title is so opaque. A moderator ap
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by bayonetz 12y ago
It "feels" so compelling; a thought provoking read nonetheless. You are right though, just finished the Kon-Tiki works and dove into some of the other related stuff like this and no one seems to bother much with Hyperdiffusion.
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Agile: Getting The Point of Points(drdobbs.com)
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The Bearded Gods Speak (1971)(whiteindians.com)
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Interesting excerpt: Kirsten: Yeah, I think it’s so interesting how the hippie children looked down on previous generations that grew up between the World Wars, even though the fantasies of those previous generations also had elements of pr
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Tiki Hangover: Unearthing the False Idols of America's South Seas Fantasy(collectorsweekly.com)
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Are White Republicans More Racist Than White Democrats?(fivethirtyeight.com)
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Interesting. No one?
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Ask HN: Tips for slaying Apple App Store rejections?
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by bayonetz 12y ago
I'll second that. I am teaching a workshop to 10 year olds in Processing and it is working out well so far.
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by bayonetz 12y ago
If people's comments here are any indication, yes, SADLY, that is kind of the way it is. Does it have to be? Definitely not. There are tons of ways to inject practical skill building moments into an otherwise rigorous and principled C
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Yes, very aware. What I suggest was just an off the cuff idea to help spark ideas. CS is still too new to not have some evolution left in the curriculum. This really isn't controversial. You are like the guy back in 1975 saying &quo
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by bayonetz 12y ago
I absolutely beg to differ on your first point. You don't use actual performance measurements in Data Structures courses, no matter what language you use. You aren't instrumenting your code or counting bytes or anything. You me
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by bayonetz 12y ago
Haha, yes, new to posting at least.
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by bayonetz 12y ago
I think you guys are not actually reading what I wrote - I'm all for the rigor, I'm all for the theory. There is just no reason to not make things more relevant and practical since you have to pick a language/focus/doma
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by bayonetz 12y ago
I definitely think the rigor and theoretical basis should still be maintained; definitely NOT saying CS programs should make themselves more vocational though I do see plenty of room for more practical interdisciplinary degrees to spring up

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