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by beza1e1 17y ago
Well some people think P=NP is important, some don't. That's why i asked around some time ago. http://focs.wordpress.com/2007/09/05/the-most-important-prob...
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by beza1e1 17y ago
I've been thinking up some business plans to execute in Germany lately and i have the impression that you can't be more innovative than the US here, because of the culture. Germany (or Europe) is more conservative, which means that US trend
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The C language is purely functional(conal.net)
50 points by beza1e1 17y ago|12 comments
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by beza1e1 17y ago
You don't even need Javascript. <a class="digg" href="http://digg.com/submit/">...digg button code...</a> Now you can use CSS to hide visited links. a.digg:visited { display: none; }
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Rice Business Plan Competition Success Stories(alliance.rice.edu)
3 points by beza1e1 17y ago|0 comments
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by beza1e1 17y ago
For a scientific article two things were lacking: How do they define "successful"? How big is the variance/standard deviation?
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by beza1e1 17y ago
I'd like to ask Mr. Wiseman what he thinks about the statement "correlation doesn't imply causation".
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by beza1e1 17y ago
His point is to use C instead of the preprocessor. #ifdef MIPS mips_stuff(); #endif should be if (MIPS) { mips_stuff(); } Even a mediocre compiler should be able to eliminate the then-body in the no
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by beza1e1 17y ago
So it's like Friendfeed?
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by beza1e1 17y ago
How did they get micro-payments working? It is common knowledge to me that consumers reject mini-payments. Did the attitude change? Or has Zynga found some clever scheme?
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Why the action flick always gets watched first(grokdotcom.com)
1 points by beza1e1 17y ago|0 comments
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by beza1e1 17y ago
What software do you use? Python scripts and procmail? With what GTD stuff do you interact? What do you use for archiving (indexing, searching)?
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by beza1e1 18y ago
I agree, if by "causality" you mean "implication" and by "commutative" you mean "transitive".
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by beza1e1 18y ago
Do you have an idea, how to do deadlifts and cleans without "professional" weights and without a gym? Bodyweight squats are good. So are chin-ups, pull-ups, dips, push-ups, burpees and planks. I'd avoid sit-ups, especially if you hunched ov
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by beza1e1 18y ago
quick question rephrased: Alice earns $250,001 and Bob earns $249,999 each before taxes. Who has more money after tax? If the increased tax rate is applied to 100% of the income, then Bob gets more money than Alice and the system is stupid.
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by beza1e1 18y ago
The "pay it forward" idea is quite old. Wikipedia claims the oldest source to be Benjamin Franklin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay_it_forward
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by beza1e1 18y ago
The question is why you have to wait. It seems to be too hard to implement a plugin system that can transparently update things without restarting the whole app. The maintenance tasks could be done while the app is running.
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by beza1e1 18y ago
I like Baldurs Gate and Neverwinter Nights. Not exactly new games, but still one of the best PC RPGs. Fallout is also great, but doesn't use the DnD system.
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by beza1e1 18y ago
The demo video is just an image you can't click? Why didn't you embed the vimeo stuff directly?
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by beza1e1 18y ago
"personality is as important as combat prowess" I didn't expect such a quote from a creator of DnD. Isn't DnD the essence of hask'n'slash without much personality?
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by beza1e1 18y ago
It's still good software, but good software isn't necessarily successfull. I like the article for the beehive analogy.
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by beza1e1 18y ago
I certainly can imagine a curious student taking macroeconomics and get so utterly bored and annoyed that he gets a C. In my case the course was "Entrepreneurship" and while the course itself was (mostly) interesting and inspiring, the test
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by beza1e1 18y ago
Friendfeed solves my problem that my friends use services i don't use. For example several of my friends use flickr, but i don't. Friendfeed aggregates all their actions and gives me a nice overview. The sad thing is that i have to manage m
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by beza1e1 18y ago
Ruby has an advantage over Lisp: syntax Many programmers like syntax, since coding AST-style can be tedious sometimes. Sure, you can create your own reader macro with Lisp, but that is harder than overriding some methods in Ruby. Rails is a
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by beza1e1 18y ago
What doesn't work with annotations in Scala? The documentation looks like Scala supports them. http://www.scala-lang.org/node/106
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by beza1e1 18y ago
And cparser+libfirm is another one: http://freshmeat.net/projects/firm_cparser/
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by beza1e1 18y ago
Seth states that "Deep technical competency is overrated compared with the ability to make excellent decisions" I'd rather say technical competency doesn't make up for destroying the team spirit. There are probably several movies, where the
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by beza1e1 18y ago
You weren't involved with the movie "Seven Pounds", were you? The jellyfish plays a major role in the movie and the tank looks familiar. I made a picture from the trailer, since Google doesn't find any: http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/280/b
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by beza1e1 18y ago
Depends on how much you want to do. This year i want to (a) eat, (b) marry, and (c) get my degree. The first goal demands a little time to earn money. The seconds one demands mostly time, since debt is inevitable. To get the degree i have t
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by beza1e1 18y ago
My workflow in most projects: 1. create .css file 2. tweak pixel-positions via Firebug and instant preview 3. write final positions into .css file Firebug nicely display the line number of the css rule to tweak. This isn't possible with som

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