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Vanished: a Mystery Game at the Smithsonian (for kids)(wired.com)
1 points by bgraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
I don't have any first hand knowledge, but I generally stick with the conventional frameworks for any significant projects (programming language agnostic) especially when user data or authentication is concerned. Here's a few potentially he
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by bgraves 16y ago
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but NLTK [natural language toolkit] is great. http://www.nltk.org/ Getting Started : http://nltk.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/howto/index.html FAQ : http://www.nltk.org/faq The NLTK Book
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by bgraves 16y ago
Excellent! I've been working in VS2010 a lot lately and love python...didn't realize there were so many great tools.
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Behind the Project: Pic A Fight(paulstamatiou.com)
5 points by bgraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
Posted under "Things that went well" : We charged money for a good or service I know this one is controversial, but there are enormous benefits and you can immediately reinvest a whole bunch of it in your project sips daiquiri . Your c
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by bgraves 16y ago
Yes! Been looking for some hardware for some hacking projects with my kids. How much would it cost to ship to ZIP 01588?
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by bgraves 16y ago
I just applied and was rejected very quickly. My email address is in the system if there's anything that can be done from your side. aid=4D596BA950255
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by bgraves 16y ago
I loved the comparison of Watson to Deep Blue as a "bigger steamroller".
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by bgraves 16y ago
How are you actually making money? Take that model and expand. For example: 1. Use targeted advertising (Facebook Ads, etc) to attract more of your best customers. 2. Use tools like visualwebsiteoptimizer.com to test and optimize 3. Find wa
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Noam Chomsky v. IBM’s Watson Computer(framingbusiness.net)
49 points by bgraves 16y ago|47 comments
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Dr Dobbs - The Rise And Fall of Languages in 2010(drdobbs.com)
1 points by bgraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
All of the answers on this Quora post were worth reading, but this one really stands out. Isaac Hall gives a breakdown on just how his service (Syncplicity) missed the mark which the "Dropbox kids" nailed so effectively. Personally, I have
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"The popularity of Dropbox" according to Syncplicity co-founder Isaac Hall(quora.com)
2 points by bgraves 16y ago|1 comments
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MassChallenge picked for Obama startup initiative(news.bostonherald.com)
2 points by bgraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
I think it's interesting that cordless phone and corded phone trend lines are very nearly converging. I wonder if some new method of communication (post-smartphone) will mean the same fate for today's hot communication technology?
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Clear.CO or Cntortd.COM - Split Testing a Domain Name(lostmahbles.com)
3 points by bgraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
The results are MUCH better now....thanks for the direct attention! I love HN :)
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by bgraves 16y ago
Looks like a good start, but I think your result set needs to be better. For example, I searched for "[physics]book" hoping to get back results like "physicsfolio.com", "physicsreport.com", etc. My result was actually "physicsbook.com" -- w
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by bgraves 16y ago
Was hoping someone would uncover the designer. Ocupop has more info > http://ocupop.com/html5
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by bgraves 16y ago
Stunning! Can you give us some technical details? How are you producing the images (libraries, custom scripts, etc.)? I've thought about a project like this (your execution is light-years ahead of anything I could accomplish) using Nodebox
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by bgraves 16y ago
Raise your hand if you've used VRBO.com, brainstomed on how you could build-a-better-version, and promptly chucked it into the pile of other projects collecting dust on your hard drive.
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by bgraves 16y ago
I realize it's a bit off topic, but could you give a quick run-down on your experience with Q and J -- and particularly your perception on the potential job market?
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by bgraves 16y ago
FWIW - I would prefer a weekly digest of jobs. I'm not specifically interested in functional programming jobs (although my interest is piqued) but that would be my preference in general.
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by bgraves 16y ago
Well, it looks awesome. I just spent a few minutes checking out "job board software" and there seems to be a few competitors in this space (which is a good thing, imo). Good luck on the venture -- there seems to be a positive response on HN
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Lessons Learned from Shutting Down My Second Startup(socialstrategist.com)
3 points by bgraves 16y ago|1 comments
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by bgraves 16y ago
Isn't it obvious? ;) Now hiring a B2B developer which strives to deliver mission-critical ROI while growing proactive e-markets in a disintermediate synergistic architecture. Must be willing to generate value-added action-items and incent
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by bgraves 16y ago
What software are you using to power this job board? Custom built or pre-packaged app?
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by bgraves 16y ago
Tim specifically addresses the 34 lbs of muscle gain in 28 days in the Mixergy interview. It's not the same routine of dehydration/rehydration for competition. I think I see here 34 pounds of muscle in 28 days. How did you do that? Timothy
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by bgraves 16y ago
Bouldr is DEFINITELY one of the sites in the "Should be incredibly popular, but isn't" category. I'm a member and can't really figure out why it's not as popular as it should be. Best of luck! Keep up the good work.

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