dhbradshaw

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Swiss man flying over the Alps(physorg.com)
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
You can export old posts and comments to other services. I exported from Blogger to Wordpress when I switched. It took about 15 minutes.
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
You might have a web browser that allows the user to assign pseudonyms to websites. A user could have the word "news" mapped to "news.ycombinator.com" for his browser. If such a browser collected pseudonyms from enough people, then the ps
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
Baltimore. Biophysics.
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Ordering information: how about a new language based on Bayesian abstractions?(michaelnielsen.org)
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
People who think they can't have children or get married are cheating themselves. You don't have to make 150k per year to have more than you need. We had our first child when I was an undergrad and my wife was working. My wife quit workin
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
I like it. It sounds like you want to center the data on individuals, not on the applications they use.
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
Sam Walton went from a dime store to Walmart and Sam's Club while happily married with 4 kids.
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
The tribe that this study is about has people marry when they are about 30. Polygamy comes older. If I understand correctly they didn't do anything to separate age out from the data.
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
What tx says is funny. The site is absolutely simple. I love it though. I just started learning html and javascript last week and now this thing provides an instant compiler. I change the border size on a table and, BOOM! Right when I f
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
Go exponential, not linear, to hit the Gates level.
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by dhbradshaw 19y ago
Why shouldn't this freak me out?
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google white paper on malware: present in 1/10 of websites(usenix.org)
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by dhbradshaw 20y ago
You can focus on externals or on internals. He seems to focus completely on internals. He worries about the quality of the work he does at any given moment rather than about where his work will lead him or what he will get for it. It is
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by dhbradshaw 20y ago
I think this model implies a certain marketing strategy. While achieving a critical mass might be impossible (read unlikely and hard to control) if you try for the world as a whole, it may be possible for a smaller one. Once you have a sm
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by dhbradshaw 20y ago
Half of the value of this example is the chance to see beautiful code. Looking at it has improved my programming. That makes me wonder: are there repositories of quality code out there for us to use as training sets? Links?
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Throwing down a gauntlet(bhlc.blogspot.com)
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