calebm

56 ms·

661.
by calebm 11y ago
This is awesome! Similar to nbviewer.ipython.org functionality.
662.
by calebm 11y ago
"Rake Rate" is a pretty standard term in consulting.
663.
by calebm 11y ago
They make a great radio: http://www.amazon.com/BaoFeng-UV5R-Dual-Band-Two-Way-Radio/d... (cheap way to get into Ham).
664.
by calebm 12y ago
I highly recommend the audiobook narrated by Jim Norton. Ulysses has a lot of difficult-to-parse writing (such as the last chapter having no punctuation); the audiobook removes that parsing difficulty. It's also a great performance!
665.
by calebm 12y ago
In addition, popularity translates into more libraries, which constitutes a huge portion of a platform's value.
666.
by calebm 12y ago
Just finished "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" and "Kafka on the Shore" by Haruki Murakami (as recommended by this HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9127092 ). Haruki is amazing!
667.
by calebm 12y ago
Thanks :) Yes, it's a personal poem.
668.
by calebm 12y ago
"Passion not spent" What's my great fear? I'll tell you; come near... To lay down in death with so much left. Passion not spent - Oh cowardly regret! For fear of others? The thousand de
669.
by calebm 12y ago
[anyone lived in a pretty how town] (e.e. cummings): anyone lived in a pretty how town (with up so floating many bells down) spring summer autumn winter he sang his didn't he danced his did. Women and men(both li
670.
by calebm 12y ago
Well said :)
671.
by calebm 12y ago
I just started "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle", and was instantly hooked.
672.
by calebm 12y ago
Yes, something like this but more full-featured.
673.
by calebm 12y ago
I'm really excited about the interactive widgets. I've been curious about the idea of creating a spreadsheet widget to provide excel-like functionality in Jypyter.
674.
by calebm 12y ago
Thank you for this recommendation! I was looking for a service just like this about a year ago (because I use Evernote heavily).
675.
by calebm 12y ago
+1 for d3
676.
by calebm 12y ago
Any plans for search functionality?
677.
by calebm 12y ago
I came here to write this same comment.
678.
by calebm 12y ago
I love IPython Notebook too. I use it for most of my analysis work.
679.
by calebm 12y ago
I have been struggling to manage my family's photos and videos, and it has really been a nightmare. I'm currently using flickr, but it leaves much to be desired. This looks like exactly what I've been looking for.
680.
by calebm 12y ago
I can personally strongly recommend the book, "Who is Fourier?" for learning math: http://www.amazon.com/Who-Fourier-Mathematical-Adventure-Edi... . It is the best math book I have ever read.
681.
by calebm 12y ago
At the company I work for, they strive to hire this role (which is what I do). "Architects who code". Definitely the way to go. As a software consultant, I should also note that I have worked with a number of Architects who don&#x
682.
by calebm 12y ago
The community enthusiasm and features add up to the critical mass necessary to push me into giving it a good look... also, I wanted to say "critical mass" in connection with "React" ;)
683.
by calebm 12y ago
Looks like React is reaching critical mass.
684.
by calebm 12y ago
Very nice idea. Just created the page for Milwaukee: https://localwiki.org/milwaukee/
685.
by calebm 12y ago
I want a room-temperature superconductor!
686.
by calebm 12y ago
This looks just like Magic Leap.
687.
by calebm 12y ago
Sounds like the "big dig" in Boston.
688.
by calebm 12y ago
Dropbox is not dropping Python: "Dropbox will continue to develop majority of its features in Python. We have only migrated performance critical components to Go."
689.
by calebm 12y ago
Wonderful post. It reminds me of one of my favorite quotes by Blaise Pascal: "All men seek happiness. This is without exception. Whatever different means they employ, they all tend to this end. The cause of some going to war, and of ot
690.
by calebm 12y ago
Nice analogy. Trello is my "journal".

More ›