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by denglish 18y ago
I've always been fascinated and concerned by the concept of computer composers. As much as music has an immense wealth of theory and mathematics behind it, I'd also like to think it also has a uniquely human sense of art and creativity to i
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by denglish 18y ago
Interesting article, and a phenomenon I hadn't thought about before. One thing the article didn't really focus on that struck me as a more intuitive way of understanding the phenomenon is that 1 is the first digit hit when the order of magn
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by denglish 18y ago
I was expecting the elves to come back charging exurbanite consulting fees to maintain a system no one else could understand...
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Byteonic.com » Financial market collapse impacts Java job market the most(byteonic.com)
3 points by denglish 18y ago|1 comments
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Ever heard of speed renting? (theage.com.au)
4 points by denglish 18y ago|2 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
Are you game enough to put a demo date up?
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by denglish 18y ago
It makes sense to me - traditional media is highly controlled and edited, whilst most interactive forums are completely open. Nice to see people developing middle ground alternatives. There must be a better way than snail mail to confirm id
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by denglish 18y ago
What an inspiring story! It really is the real life version of Good Will Hunting.
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by denglish 18y ago
Can anyone honestly say they're in the start up world simply to alturistically help other people? This article seems a bit twisted to me - yes I agree you make money by solving a business problem, or helping others make money, but if you do
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by denglish 18y ago
Does seem a bit paranoid! No doubt threading adds a (potentially significant) level of complexity that shouldn’t be added unless required, but with the world moving further and further into the realms of cloud computing and multi-cores, it
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Social-networking sites viewed by admissions officers(chicagotribune.com)
4 points by denglish 18y ago|4 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
The thing I've come to realise recently is that most people in IT are resigned to the fact that they work for money and live life outside work. Even the thought of starting a company never enters their minds. I quit recently to start up a c
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Jodoro: Patent Discussions(jodoro.com)
2 points by denglish 18y ago|1 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
...and makes it nearly impossible to separate the crap from the CRAP!
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by denglish 18y ago
Don't know about this. In my experience the best way to take fear out of a codebase is to have a rigorous unit testing and continuous build platform. I've got no problem with refactoring but would like to think it has a bit more of a design
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Science Faction: Monkey Uses Brain to Move Robotic Arm(sciencefactionnyc.blogspot.com)
1 points by denglish 18y ago|0 comments
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by denglish 18y ago
Makes a lot of sense. Something the big corporates should be taking heed of - it seems the higher up the structure you go the larger percentage of your day is consumed by the one hour meeting! A lot of the concepts remind me of the strategi
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by denglish 18y ago
Cool concept - but the last place I'd want to have to avoid adverts is in a text book digital or otherwise! Let's hope their business model remains add free.