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by bentoner 13y ago
It works on Office 2007 too. We have no current plans to do 2003 (too many hacks required!) but we could potentially do a Mac version if it turns out that we've made something people want.
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by bentoner 13y ago
Here's a link to the site: https://draftable.com
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Show HN: Diffs of Word documents, designed for humans
69 points by bentoner 13y ago|57 comments
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by bentoner 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_relation_algorithm
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by bentoner 14y ago
$69 is the standard cost to backorder an expiring domain at namejet etc.
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by bentoner 14y ago
While we generally are sensitive and confidential with respect to employee matters, the situation has taken on a public nature.... As we continue to process the vast amount of information,... I don't think you're supposed to actually say
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by bentoner 14y ago
The company won't hire law firms that take on patent troll cases, and its top lawyer, Lee Cheng, is vocal about his view that others should take the same approach. Is there a site somewhere listing which firms represent patent trolls?
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How data analysis spoiled one of the world's largest song contests(itnews.com.au)
1 points by bentoner 14y ago|0 comments
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Dropout: A simple and effective way to improve neural networks(videolectures.net)
2 points by bentoner 14y ago|0 comments
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by bentoner 14y ago
I always hope that it'll be a "Clojure in Ruby" implementation. I am surprised no-one has done it yet. They have: http://rouge.io/ https://github.com/rouge-lang/rouge
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by bentoner 14y ago
All that said, one of the reasons you may like it is because it's basically what everyone actually does. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding, but Bram is proposing to do blame without using the diffs, a nice simplification and not s
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by bentoner 14y ago
I like it! Doing it this way will mess up the blame for non-unique lines like else if { but I don't think that matters because you are unlikely to care where such lines come from. (You could fix this anyway by doing unique lines fi
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by bentoner 14y ago
What prevents other open source projects from being taken down with a "management did not authorize this" notice? Estoppel
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by bentoner 14y ago
I went to their earlier workshop in July. I think it was probably the most useful week of my life in terms of exposure to things I could be doing to be more productive. Since attending, I've been getting considerably more work done (my brot
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by bentoner 14y ago
Draftable - Melbourne, Australia - INTERNs We're building the equivalent of github for business documents, which turns out to require a surprisingly large amount of cutting-edge computer science. We’re hiring 4–6 students to work fulltime o
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Python Cost Model(scripts.mit.edu)
8 points by bentoner 14y ago|0 comments
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by bentoner 14y ago
What's the best textbook for this material (caching, concurrency etc.)?
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by bentoner 14y ago
Draftable - Melbourne, Australia - INTERNs We're building the equivalent of github for business documents, which turns out to require a surprisingly large amount of cutting-edge computer science. We’re hiring 4–6 students to work fulltime o
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by bentoner 14y ago
Here's a description of a similar case that discusses the catch-22 that the witness is in: http://books.google.com.au/books?id=2xkDvMQlh-YC&pg=PA23...
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Social interventions gone wrong(80000hours.org)
6 points by bentoner 14y ago|0 comments
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by bentoner 14y ago
Thanks Phil! I went to grad school about 5 mins walk from your office, but right now the plan is to avoid ever again becoming a US taxpayer.
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by bentoner 14y ago
Hi Phil, It's very common in Australia for a founder to hold shares in their startup through a discretionary trust. What happens if the startup converts to a Delaware corporation and the founder moves to San Francisco, becoming a US person
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by bentoner 15y ago
We’re looking for a UI/UX designer in Melbourne, Australia. Full-time preferable; part-time or intern possible. We’re a startup based in Carlton. We’re working on a web/email app that makes it easier to write documents with other people. It
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Blackboard: Mr. Chasen’s Two Companies [Aug 2011](thefinancialinvestigator.com)
1 points by bentoner 15y ago|0 comments
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Physarum Polycephalum (Slime Mold) Can Compute Shortest Paths(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
1 points by bentoner 15y ago|0 comments
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by bentoner 15y ago
It's not a list of the "best papers" in computer science. It's a list of which papers won the award for best paper at particular conferences.
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by bentoner 15y ago
This is `the amazing story of how Merkle proposed public-key cryptography as a class project in grad school, and the professor described it as a “muddled terribly”, and then he submitted it to CACM, which rejected it because it was “outside
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Publishing a new idea(merkle.com)
2 points by bentoner 15y ago|1 comments
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by bentoner 15y ago
Melbourne, Australia We're hiring INTERNs to do software development. http://contextualsystems.com/jobs/
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Reflections on Startup Life, Week 105 - The last one(timbull.com)
5 points by bentoner 15y ago|0 comments

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