buckwild

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Bootstrap - a toolkit designed to kickstart development of webapps and sites(twitter.github.com)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
Remarkably similar in design to hyper-threading. Lol!
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by buckwild 15y ago
I don't understand how this can be any more effective than just cited sources at the end of a paper...
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How to Break Captchas with Python(wausita.com)
4 points by buckwild 15y ago|1 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
I would say where you would like to live depends on where you are moving from :-D I like Twin Peaks myself (although it's pricey). If you are moving out from a suburb and would like to "ease" yourself into the city, Twin Peaks would suit yo
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Supercharge Programmer Productivity(nikhilgopal.com)
2 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
Reminds me of a commercial I just saw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcAp1ogn79g
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by buckwild 15y ago
I'll admit, when I was a C programmer, I was victim to "Dysfunctional sense of causality." I remember taking a C class in my undergrad, nailing the code to perfection, and getting an F because I had written the code in under different arch
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by buckwild 15y ago
The price seems to be dropping. $422.24 at close today and $393.74 after hours (@3pm pacific 10/18/2011)... http://www.google.com/finance?client=ob&q=NASDAQ:AAPL
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by buckwild 15y ago
Smells like 2006 in here :-D I'm not a web-dev guy at all--is this still a problem today?
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Dollars and cents: How are you at estimating the total bill?(decisionsciencenews.com)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
I've always found this productivity idea weak. I might set out 1 hour a day to accomplish a task, but if my heart isn't in it, it's just an hour of low-quality work--I may as well have not done it at all or waited for an optimal time. Howev
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by buckwild 15y ago
I wonder how accurate their time measurements are. If nothing can exceed the speed of light, what makes them think they can rig together hardware that will accurately measure speed at that magnitude?
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Building your own secure storage space that mirrors Dropbox's functionality (defcon.org)
137 points by buckwild 15y ago|55 comments
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A simple example for writting parallel code(futurechips.org)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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How Businesses Use Social Media for Recruiting (mashable.com)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
Interestingly, he still seems interested in serving on the board of directors. This would make me think he is just tired of being CEO and it this play doesn't have to do with his health.
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by buckwild 15y ago
When there is an "official" company email signature.
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by buckwild 15y ago
The "fail fast" method is more of a learning style rather than a road to success.
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by buckwild 15y ago
I use decorators all of the time. However, I still learned something while reading this comprehensive explanation. Totally worth adding to my bookmarks.
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Show and Tell: "Applescript" a Spotify Alarm Clock(nikhilgopal.com)
2 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
I personally found that I didn't need Perl at all. I am a bioinformatics programmer/scientist and Perl was the first language I learned. I find that whatever I can do in Perl I can do with bash/awk/sed--and whatever I can't do with bash/awk
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by buckwild 15y ago
<sarcasm> In a similar study, they do an association study between IQ and shower frequency... </sarcasm>
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by buckwild 15y ago
Thanks for this. I truly didn't believe learning multiple computer languages could make you a better programmer until I saw this diagram.
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Why will Deflation soon replace Inflation in the United States of America?(kingdomecon.wordpress.com)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
the download page seems to be down at the moment.
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by buckwild 15y ago
I like to use my boss as my politics filter as well.
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by buckwild 15y ago
I think the biggest difference between an engineer/scientist and someone with an MBA is primary focus. I (being a scientist myself) feel like MBAs often try to make a product cheaper where as I am trying to make it better. We both add value
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by buckwild 15y ago
This sounds awesome. Can't wait.
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by buckwild 15y ago
talk about missing the boat.

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