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Please familiarize yourself with copyright law(en.wikipedia.org)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
When people suggest teaching everyone in school to code, nobody (or at least nobody sensible) is suggesting that some large number of those people actually go into programming as a profession. Instead, it's because the basic critical t
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The Ukrainian Government to Stop Pro-Russian Rebels from Using Bitcoin(motherboard.vice.com)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
If you've graduated from an American high school, you should have been required to read the Futurist manifesto and several of the Dadaist manifestos. (I know that a lot of high school graduates never completed their curricula, or immed
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by enkiv2 12y ago
The code appears to be hosted here: https://forge.imag.fr/projects/scidetect/ Now, the race is on to patch SciGen so that the SciDetect code fails to recognize new papers. Sooner or later, journals will actually n
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by enkiv2 12y ago
It's still up. They just broke search-by-date, which makes it fairly useless for finding particular posts.
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The Society of the Spectacle(marxists.org)
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The Man Who Conquered, Then Warped Silicon Valley(washingtonpost.com)
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Laws of Internet politics(enki2.tumblr.com)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
I also don't believe in IP, but my career is literally in IP (I work with patents, within the IP division of a large company). IP is a game -- it has a set of rules that people play by -- and my job is to work with the rules as they ar
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The Web's Grain(frankchimero.com)
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On OS projects(bigboringsystem.com)
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Bet against yourself(bigboringsystem.com)
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Prada Revolutionaries(technoccult.net)
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We don't need no stinking estimates(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Here I was thinking that '96' stood for 1996 and this was going to be about VRML. I was disappointed.
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by enkiv2 12y ago
The idea of an IoT with lots of tiny nodes running windows is terrifying. Remember when the regular internet started having a lot of nodes running windows? We haven't recovered from that yet. Now, imagine that the majority of those nod
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by enkiv2 12y ago
I guess it was a matter of time before someone wrote something like this. Terminology complaint: if you're selling the information, it's not really a leak so much as corporate espionage, right? Why not just call it DarkInformation
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Microsoft made an unfortunate decision in taking a really promising technology and giving it a deliberately misleading name that's bound to enrage the early adopter market. HoloLens isn't in any sense holography -- it's an au
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by enkiv2 12y ago
As of a fairly recent (pre-Glass) interview I saw with Thad Starner, he was still using it. The interview must have been in 2011 or 2012. However, I've never seen the code for any of these things. That said, RA (as documented) was a qu
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by enkiv2 12y ago
There is a mindmap-like interface for editing n-dimensional structured data. In fact, it's a whole family of interfaces, and it predates the term 'mind map'. It's called zigzag. I recommend the gzz frontend.
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Lua makes for an ideal language to embed in a larger project. Structurally, it's like python, but it's smaller and more internally consistent (without the large standard library), faster, and has a nicer C API. Because Lua is an a
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Procedurally generated recipes(scotchfield.tumblr.com)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Try looking at the prelinger archive, which is now hosted on archive.org. Pay attention to the copyright situation, though -- which differs heavily between countries. There are a lot of notable films that are in the public domain in the uni
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Most people who come off as eloquent in english have spent a lot of time not only writing but also reading. Reading encourages passive learning of language patterns, and reading the works of talented writers (even without analysis) can lead
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by enkiv2 12y ago
If you have any interest in participating this year, definitely check out last year's entries -- ranging from the obvious (markov models, twitter scrapes) to some very interesting ideas (substituting the dialogue from one book into ano
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NaNoGenMo is back for 2014(github.com)
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Using markov models and prediction to mitigate game latency [pdf](research.microsoft.com)
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by enkiv2 12y ago
Go for a single page, unless you have some legitimate reason to have multiple pages. Many HR people will simply throw out resumes if they seem too long, and having a resume that seems 'padded' will not get you respect either. If y
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by enkiv2 12y ago
This CVE seems to be empty, and a reserved number on other databases. Has it not been disclosed yet?

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