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by currywurst 13y ago
Thank you for not forgetting RSS support ! And, wishing the 'Ghosts' all success !
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by currywurst 13y ago
"It’s been a bit of a slow realization for me, but I don’t actually want to be safe, I’d rather be free and unsafe." This, I believe, is the key tension in democracies. A majority of the constituents can be scared into compromises
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by currywurst 13y ago
They are not happy with the way the last mass immigration (of the Turkish) turned out. But they have recently made a lot of concessions for in-demand skills like tech, nursing and so on. And if you get a salary above a certain threshold, yo
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by currywurst 13y ago
Is there something like this for computer science ?
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by currywurst 13y ago
Ah, the resolution part is great ! The traditional OO crowd loves their metrics visualizers, so you can be on the vanguard of a new fetish in js-land :D !
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by currywurst 13y ago
Very interesting transitions and cool palette, but isn't this a filesystem visualization tool ? I couldn't get any further information about the code itself (Firefox 22/ Win x64).
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by currywurst 13y ago
Please take a look at the Apache Lucene and Tinkerpop Blueprints codebase that will soundly meet all your parameters.
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by currywurst 13y ago
The interesting part is that they have not gone for a custom graph representation on disk like neo4j et al, but are persisting the graph data as MySQL records itself.
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by currywurst 13y ago
MultiMarkdown [1] is an adaptation of Markdown that claims to solve the sticky bits and adds additional goodies. The latest version is forked from peg-markdown. [1] https://github.com/fletcher/peg-multimarkdown
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by currywurst 14y ago
Kudos on developing such a great API! I always point out to the Blueprints stack as an example of tastefully designed, masterfully layered API design.
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by currywurst 14y ago
Great work, lvca ! I'm especially happy about the the 'edge label -> subclass' optimisation, as it is a fairly common use case of mine. Wish you all success.
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by currywurst 14y ago
Have you tried Java EE 6 ? JAX-RS in particular is a splendidly designed api for RESTful services. And then you can make single page apps instead of JSF. This method is even going have ide support in Netbeans 7.3 with wizard-driven Backbo
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by currywurst 14y ago
I think that theorems are just like libraries you can pull in for your purposes, and the proofs are the unit tests that you can dive into if needed ;) !
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Lose money by skimping on your CI server(adam-bien.com)
1 points by currywurst 14y ago|0 comments
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by currywurst 14y ago
Found this in a discussion on SVG 2. The automatic generation of the curves from images is the killer feature !
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Diffusion Curves: A Vector Representation for Smooth-Shaded Images(maverick.inria.fr)
110 points by currywurst 14y ago|31 comments
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by currywurst 14y ago
This is extremely well done ! kudos to the site creators. I've always wanted something similar for Java. Any tips ?
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by currywurst 14y ago
I'm really enthusiastic about the newfound exposure that Datalog is getting! Can anyone inform us of other real world systems using it? What kind of limitations do you run into? .QL( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.QL ) is a similar project t
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by currywurst 14y ago
I don't think that the first language you learn matters (except vocationally, of course!). What matters more is the understanding that every language has it's own 'take' on approaching the problem of instructing computers. This 'take' (more
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by currywurst 14y ago
A constant state of curiosity is essential for "invention". The article gave me a sense of smugness that wouldn't let one sustain such a mental state. Now, I'm off to get my antidote fix of Richard Feynman ;) !
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Ex-Troll on how they managed to produce excellent Qt documentation(rant.gulbrandsen.priv.no)
3 points by currywurst 14y ago|0 comments
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by currywurst 14y ago
I'm a beginner in logic, but I understand that the beauty of a deductive system is that you can reduce a proof to just symbol manipulation. Logic is "establishing truth by calculation" ! You can assume that given so-and-so deduction rules,
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by currywurst 14y ago
My favourite quote from the article "... studies suggest that the paradigm or language that a given developer is most comfortable with is the one that makes them the most productive. This would mean that to get optimum productivity, hire a
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"Computer Science" is Not Science and "Software Engineering" is Not Engineering(geocities.com)
63 points by currywurst 14y ago|85 comments
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by currywurst 14y ago
Whenever someone comes up with "Who needs pure math research?", I'll send this their way :) People don't realize that "standing on shoulders of giants" implies that the giants had conditions to grow and reach for greater and greater heights
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by currywurst 14y ago
I agree! I can really imagine dalton's internal struggle now as he tries to validate the idea in the real world. But I'm more impressed at the way this experiment is set up. @dalton: Maybe you should add the infamous "Kudos" button to the j
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by currywurst 14y ago
This is the first time I'm hearing a beginner looking at a program as algebraic equations! I wonder how people with such backgrounds will take to Haskell. I think their intuitions will get them a long way ...
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by currywurst 14y ago
I think it was just a little ahead of its time and of course without the polish of the current Internet TV executions like : Apple TV and Google TV
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by currywurst 14y ago
Excellent work on Leanpub guys, and a well written summary .. I think you can replace this succinct 5-point blurb in your "How Leanpub Works" section ;)
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Why is it called the Turing Award?(blog.computationalcomplexity.org)
1 points by currywurst 14y ago|0 comments

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