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541.
by bdr 16y ago
"He makes it look easy" -- How?
542.
by bdr 16y ago
The tutorial needs work. How would I know what's a good place to build a city? Bigger problem: I explored a little bit, and then suddenly I couldn't do anything anymore with no explanation.
543.
by bdr 16y ago
Parent comment refers to the previous title of this submission, which was changed by a moderator. Unfortunately I think the submission needs the linkbaity title to get upvotes; this was my second try at submitting it.
544.
Fossils of Cyanobacteria in CI1 Carbonaceous Meteorites(journalofcosmology.com)
3 points by bdr 16y ago|2 comments
545.
Fossils of Cyanobacteria in CI1 Carbonaceous Meteorites(journalofcosmology.com)
6 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
546.
Fluid mechanics video dump (glassbottomblog.blogspot.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
547.
"I sometimes wonder whether I will outlive T-Mobile or vice-versa"(stevenf.tumblr.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
548.
by bdr 16y ago
Post natus?
549.
by bdr 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptomnesia
550.
Picking a General Partner(bhorowitz.com)
8 points by bdr 16y ago|1 comments
551.
Recreational physics roundup(glassbottomblog.blogspot.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
552.
by bdr 16y ago
I take this to mean "Are software companies overvalued relative to the rest of the economy?" No. I can't prove my side -- like in the stock market, no one can -- but it's hard to put a cap on how well the software sector will do. Every acti
553.
by bdr 16y ago
Agreed. Also, the ability to scale out easily, assuming you're using RabbitMQ.
554.
by bdr 16y ago
Copy nit: "Simplistic" is strictly a bad thing.
555.
Robot Orders a Scone in Mountain View, CA(youtube.com)
14 points by bdr 16y ago|1 comments
556.
Why Discovereads' book recommendations are more interesting than Amazon's(blog.discovereads.com)
4 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
557.
SourceForge hacked(sourceforge.net)
3 points by bdr 16y ago|1 comments
558.
by bdr 16y ago
From a design perspective, I'm least happy about all the low-contrast text. I see this grey-on-white too many places, and it dramatically reduces usability.
559.
by bdr 16y ago
Yep. I should just stop posting today. :)
560.
by bdr 16y ago
You're right. I've got the brain hiccups.
561.
by bdr 16y ago
Actually, cperciva is right here. Factoring is in NP, therefore if P=NP then there is a polynomial-time algorithm for factoring. Many problems harder than NP are NP-complete, so saying factoring is in NP-complete would not imply the conclus
562.
by bdr 16y ago
Yeah this is dumb, should have read the OP.
563.
by bdr 16y ago
This is easy: just put your algorithm behind a web API. When I'm solving my NP-complete problems instantaneously, for free, I'll believe you.
564.
by bdr 16y ago
I was imagining a simpler model, where different areas of the beard are either present or not; length doesn't matter. If you're growing one part out, you might as well grow all of it out. Therefore, in this model, you only "grow" to the ful
565.
by bdr 16y ago
What's the minimal number of such beard-paths required to cover the beard-graph, and what's the best algorithm to construct such a cover? Now, suppose we weight each beard-vertex by how long it takes to grow -- what's the least-weight beard
566.
by bdr 16y ago
There are a couple interesting math problems in there.
567.
Unexpected Connections In Mathematics(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
36 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
568.
Is this how we'll be supporting open-source app developers in the near future?(codeux.com)
2 points by bdr 16y ago|0 comments
569.
by bdr 16y ago
Can you shed any light on "owl"?
570.
Women in (Software) Engineering: Part I(quora.com)
7 points by bdr 16y ago|2 comments

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