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Analysis of JS Frameworks and their employability
(msgooroo.com)
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Analysis of programming languages and their salary/demand
(msgooroo.com)
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Source code for the Apollo 11 Guidance Computer
(ibiblio.org)
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Why not every software defect is a technical bug
(msgooroo.com)
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How do the find the portrait vs landscape orientation works for you? Any change in productivity between the two? I had a team-mate who swore by having one monitor in portrait mode where he kept his word/specs/reading whilst he wor
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Circuits: A music based puzzle game
(digitaltentacle.squarespace.com)
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This is pretty much true. You could replace our sun with a black hole of the same mass, and nothing would change in terms of planet's orbits. The image of a black hole "sucking" things in like a vacuum cleaner is hugely incor
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Your birthdate in the decimal expansion of Pi
(angio.net)
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How to Talk to a 36-year-old Space Probe (ISEE-3)
(jmalsbury.com)
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Rm -rf remains
(lambdaops.com)
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Guild raises $13.5m Series B
(techcrunch.com)
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The Sunday Assembly [0] might be of interest. I've only read of it recently but it's an interesting idea. Church for the atheists. [0] http://sundayassembly.com/
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Interesting. Thanks very much for the explanation.
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The Nature paper mentions that past simulations were unable to create the current population of disk galaxies (e.g. Andromeda, Milky Way). They say "The culprit was an angular momentum deficit leading to too high central concentrations
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The Illustris project: A large cosmological simulation of galaxy formation
(illustris-project.org)
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Fantastic idea, and I must say, I do love your engagement here on all the feedback being given. Sounds like you've got quite a well thought out and developed product. My money would be on starting a kickstarter or something like that w
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Surreal numbers in JavaScript
(coldhead.ninth.su)
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13y ago
Here's the HN thread of his infosuicide: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=773106 A decent Slate article about his disappearance: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/20
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13y ago
Anyone else use to get a design and put it through the Fireworks chopper? You'd draw where you wanted your table rows and cells to be and it would chop up the image and give you a lovely HTML table to display it all. Was awful!
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I was a Hotdog Pro user too. Eventually moved to Homesite.
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Does this mean "scientist" Rhawn Joseph will drop his frivolous petition demanding NASA to investigate this as a biological organism [1,2]? [1] http://www.universetoday.com/108733/some-ideas-on-where-the-...
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A huge breakthrough in biofuels
(energypost.eu)
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Interesting that your perspective is locked into one side of the globe. ;) HN was down during the day my time, when we had already slept before returning to work. :) Appreciate the gift a new perspective gives you.