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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
>> It's really easy to brush off the fact that hundreds of people worked to make that movie you downloaded for free, especially when you never have to look any one of them in the eye. How much of your Netflix subscription do you thi
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
It will be interesting, should this pass, to see how broadly the phrase “collect information that can identify individuals in a private area” will be interpreted. Wishful thinking to hope for it to be applicable to our activities on social
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
Are you from Northern NJ? My 10th grade Bio teacher did the same!
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
> I definitely would have acted rationally, because I place very little value on getting to skip an exam or on proving a point about the grading system, and much more value on actually getting the education I paid for. Do you mind expla
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S&P, US set for a dogfight(online.wsj.com)
1 points by bmcfeeley 14y ago|1 comments
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
<nit>Wayward</nit> Looks awesome. As someone who loved tinkering with WoW's UI in my high school days, I love Unlok's approach to UI customization here. I only wish more big budget titles would do the same.
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
Was just hit with the desire to learn more about Haskell this weekend, after stumbling on some notes from a Language Paradigms class in school...can't wait to check this out!
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The future of RTB and Online Advertising Analytics(imediaconnection.com)
1 points by bmcfeeley 14y ago|0 comments
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CSS3PS: Convert Photoshop layers to CSS3(css3ps.com)
54 points by bmcfeeley 14y ago|18 comments
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by bmcfeeley 14y ago
Not sure if this is what you're looking for (or if this is the game you already mentioned,) but Scribd runs a challenge for developing a "robot" AI that can beat the in-house developers: http://coding.scribd.com/2012/05/24/compete-against-