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   by eragnew 14y ago

   my take: a nice demo/tutorial would be nice. i went to http://lax.kpasa.co/ and didn't know what i was supposed to do. how do i use it? +1 if you can demonstrate within the demo why your service would add value to me as a user. sell the
2. 32.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   imo, keep asking questions. direct, honest questions can be scary, but they can be remarkably effective. also, start learning python and don't stop until you can actually build something you like. experiment.
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   by eragnew 14y ago

   IMHO: A -> Always be learning. Always. B -> Books. Books are good. O'Reilly is great. Other books can be great too. C -> Competence -> Comprehension -> Confidence (ok, i'm cheating. this is four things) 4 -> in my op
4. 34.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   nice, thanks. will check it out.
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   Ask HN: Does News.YCombinator.com use any open-source ML algos?

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6. 36.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   Agreed. It is well-designed.
7. 37.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   Dear Netflix, thank you for being transparent and honest about what happened.
8. 38.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   It seems a little ludicrous that we're bashing the year of the Wounded Knee Massacre solely on its perceived surplus of haughty bystanders. What?
9. 39.▲
   by eragnew 14y ago

   I literally could not agree more with the sentiment expressed in this article. Good stuff.
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    Didn't watch the movie, but I think the functionality is awesome :) Would love to see a gallery of what people have come up with. Is it possible to see source code?
11. 41.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    I'm not trying to be argumentative here, but in my view, the article isn't just 'political'. With currency and money involved, there is an 'economic' angle that I, personally, want to learn about. And with a government being involved, there
12. 42.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    For large banks, it has been for a while. #justsayin
13. 43.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    Thought this article had a number of good tips and insights. Much appreciated.
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    > All this really is showing is that Apple should've made iOS from the beginning ask the user for permission before allowing an app to access the address book. After iOS 6, this app won't do anything. Agreed. Re: the rest, well, it depe
15. 45.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    Sounds like a good business idea, IMO.
16. 46.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    good point. it'd be nice if more features were options, and not necessarily requirements. it would probably simplify things, at least.
17. 47.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    > 'Another Spanking' What does that mean, exactly?
18. 48.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    very interesting. hopefully someone at msft is listening. btw, would love to know what you used to put this presentation together.
19. 49.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    thanks for putting the tutorial together. looks like i have plans this weekend now :)
20. 50.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    -> 100% agree
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    holy crap, i need to build one of these. just to see how it works.
22. 52.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    demo looks great. can't wait to try it out for real!
23. 53.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    Ah. Hiccup is new to me. Will have to play around with it. Thanks for posting that. Likewise, if I find a more comprehensive tutorial, will post as well.
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    thanks for sharing these. i enjoyed reading some of them this morning, hope to read the rest soon :)
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    Clojure keeps looking more and more interesting. Noir, in particular, has caught my eye. Anyone have a link to a high-quality Noir tutorial? (high-quality in the sense of straightforward yet useful) Nice article, BTW. Good intro for those n
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    for people like me who haven't spent the time to learn the ins and outs of django but still like hcking around in python, things like this are very enticing. so in a way, the author 'invented the wheel' for me, so i don't have to reinvent i
27. 57.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    yes, but remember, a new version of safari (with new JS engine) is coming out soon, at least to my understanding
28. 58.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    marked 'to read this weekend'. looks very interesting.
29. 59.▲
    by eragnew 14y ago

    Definitely agree with making the advantages clear. I can see how this could be a pretty useful interface to BTC for non-technical users. I might have to try it out myself :)
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    by eragnew 14y ago

    thanks!