ecounysis

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by ecounysis 15y ago
This is what it is all about. Doing something for yourself on your own terms. I keep telling myself that one day I'll be joining the ranks of the self-employed.
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Focus on IP Enforcement Will Help Economy(sbecouncil.org)
3 points by ecounysis 15y ago|0 comments
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Mobile computing giants in patent free-for-all(mercurynews.com)
1 points by ecounysis 15y ago|0 comments
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by ecounysis 15y ago
"This material has NOT been updated from the original 1984 text which I found it completely by accident in a tarball at this address: http://venus.deis.unical.it/manuals/llisp/index.html . There are many errors and typos, and the version o
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Learning Lisp (from 1984)(nostoc.stanford.edu)
17 points by ecounysis 15y ago|7 comments
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by ecounysis 15y ago
"Lisp is worth learning for the profound enlightenment experience you will have when you finally get it; that experience will make you a better programmer for the rest of your days, even if you never actually use Lisp itself a lot." - Eric
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by ecounysis 15y ago
There are five articles in the search results which I found to be quite useful.
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by ecounysis 15y ago
"Learning Lisp is for the programmer what meditation is for the Buddhist monk ..." http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4724/learning-lisp-why/27...
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Learning Lisp - Why?(stackoverflow.com)
14 points by ecounysis 15y ago|28 comments
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Yahoo Store now C++ (comments by pg from 2003)(people.csail.mit.edu)
78 points by ecounysis 15y ago|47 comments
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10 of Google's Weirdest Investments(businessinsider.com)
1 points by ecounysis 15y ago|0 comments
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Average age of Lisp learners?(lispforum.com)
3 points by ecounysis 15y ago|1 comments
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Scripting the Vim Editor(ibm.com)
6 points by ecounysis 15y ago|2 comments
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Emacs cheat sheet(rgrjr.com)
3 points by ecounysis 15y ago|0 comments
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by ecounysis 15y ago
The onus is on individuals to add value to society. Don't sit around and wait for a job. Create your own job. There is not a shortage of jobs there is a shortage of entrepreneurs and go-getters.
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by ecounysis 15y ago
Not at all if you feel someone in the community would find something of value in your content. Comments are essentially one's own content and there are tons of those around.
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by ecounysis 15y ago
This model predicts when an insurgent attack may occur. I wonder if there is anything similar that could be used to predict where with enough precision to be useful.
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by ecounysis 15y ago
Either that or there is a shortage of available AI engineers, so they are using this to identify and cull potentially good people that for one reason or another cannot or have not attended a Stanford caliber school.
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Console tool for reading Hacker News(gist.github.com)
2 points by ecounysis 15y ago|0 comments
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by ecounysis 15y ago
In many ways this makes sense. Many of the people running these COBOL companies are going to be retiring soon, creating a huge demand for COBOL programmers. But on the other hand I haven't seen any job advertisements for COBOL programmers i
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by ecounysis 15y ago
This does not matter if an economy develops which values bitcoins for the goods and services they can be used to obtain. Currency is by its very definition "liquid"
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On Bitcoin(ericsbasementoffice.com)
3 points by ecounysis 15y ago|3 comments
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by ecounysis 15y ago
The fundamental question is whether enough merchants will accept it in exchange for valuable goods and services that people want. A currency is as valuable as the tangible benefits you can trade it for. It seems unlikely that it will replac
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by ecounysis 15y ago
Productivity in teaching is not how many students can be taught by one teacher. It is how effective the teacher is at helping students learn.
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Inequality: The 1% solution(economist.com)
24 points by ecounysis 16y ago|5 comments
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How I set up lisp to run in vim(ericsbasementoffice.com)
1 points by ecounysis 16y ago|0 comments
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by ecounysis 16y ago
Does facebook have any legal liability if their advertisers use copyrighted images?
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Icebergs(ericsbasementoffice.com)
2 points by ecounysis 16y ago|0 comments
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by ecounysis 16y ago
It is hard for me to imagine a scenario where they (on average) each created $880 million in value to society.
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by ecounysis 16y ago
Sorry. Thanks for the feedback.

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