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To build a new language/compiler combination for a specific problem domain. Nothing fancy, just something that spits out geometric shapes using code rather than a GUI. Start small, web accessible and cheap.
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“The big issues are sourcing, labor, and price points,” Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and food studies at New York University, ... David Friedberg, a former Google programmer with a degree in astrophysics, hopes to overcome these
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" I always knew what I should be doing, communication overhead was low and the list was a measurable measure of progress over a day." It's no accident, and I'm really getting to see why this technique works. It's
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"he would stand in front of management and say "no, fuck that, that's useless". He was quite successful and could "get away" with this behaviour, though I suspect it was this very behaviour which had something
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U.S. Election Agency Breached by Hackers After November Vote
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read away ~ https://github.com/peterrenshaw/pageglut
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such a great read, here's the video ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kErHiET5YPw
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it's evil and slow, I'll make a few mods and whack it up, got an email or twitter acct & I'll contact u. -- PR implemented in py using - Beautiful Soup 4 - Requests - htmllib Core idea is to grab an index url and determin
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what is the hn.angolia search term for the "past" of a story? i.e.: for "So what's wrong with 1975 programming?" it is https://hn.algolia.com/?query=So%20what's%20wrong%20with%201... Having
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Want to Sell a $24M Painting Fast? Instagram for the Win
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Meet the Artist Who Knitted Stuxnet into a Scarf
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"It's not that their lazy, it's that the sites hosting them almost feel hostile." Agree with that. A driver of the page size (JS, images, video) is advertising. Advertising and advertising techniques are distorting the
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Smog Refugees Flee Chinese Cities as 'Airpocalypse' Blights Half a Billion
(theguardian.com)
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"What makes Fortran so much 'faster' at computation than C" What I mean is the reason C isn't faster is because of the hardware support at processor level and extra library support for example in IFort. Is writing
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"Best of HN" collection" that @Mathnerd is a good idea. It would not be hard to do this remotely via a script.
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"What makes a language like Fortran so intimidating?" Some versions of Fortran are optimised at compiler level for hardware, hence question #2 is moot. [0] Note the level of optimisation on linux [1] required to speed the code u
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HN does need a gold or classic posts tab so we automatically note this reposting. Appearing again and again hints to the fact the article is ^more interesting^ than usual.
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"hire for attitude, train for skill" [0] is the business usual, this reads more like "hire for attitude and aptitude" [1] [0] https://hbr.org/2011/02/hire-for-attitude-train-for-sk [1] htt
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I wrote a simple bit of code to calculate the size of index pages with includes (js, css, images) and here's what I get: page resource total url (b) (b) (Kb) ---------------------------------------------- 33857 143
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The Daunting Task of Making AI Funny
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How cooking vegetables changed humanity 10,000 years ago
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Apple’s Mac team gets a lot less attention than before
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John Hammersley: Why I left academia post-PhD for the world of driverless cars
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Bruno Benavides: Beyond the Limits of ETS
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Twitter’s Chief Technology Officer to Leave Company
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Carry the Docker Engine in your pocket
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Michael Osbourne: Automation to fundamentally change the job market in 20 years
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How Apple Alienated Mac Loyalists
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"The desktop is very strategic for us. It’s unique compared to the notebook because you can pack a lot more performance in a desktop — the largest screens, the most memory and storage, a greater variety of I/O, and fastest perfor
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" The Alexa-enabled Echo is a true unicorn, one of those rare products that arrives every few years and fundamentally changes the way we live. In 2017, we will start to see that change." Given this is all about one company, I co
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