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Startup Turns Data Crunching into a High-Stakes Sport(technologyreview.com)
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How Apple Can Revolutionize Television(technologyreview.com)
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
Obviously not written by an entrepreneur. Some people can be satisfied by working for someone their whole lives, others can't.
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
I suspect that 75% of the crashes on iOS are from poor memory management due to naïve app programmers. Android app developers don't need to worry about memory management, because Java takes care of this automatically. I suspect with iOS-5's
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
Hopefully the internet can be the cure for Washington's addiction to lobbyists/ special interests. Money in politics is tantamount to bribery. This bribery is a force for economic inequality because with increased money comes increased powe
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
PHP's biggest strength is also it's greatest weakness: flexibility. For a beginning programmer it is great because you can just do simple stuff in minimal number of lines. For advanced programmers it is great because you can build a flexibl
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
How can ultrasonic transducers be used to make a holodeck?
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
Yea I found that fact too. I imagine that the fraud values are outliers which my algorithms think are good values.
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
I made a tool that does something a lot like this that uses machine learning algorithms. I gave up on it a while back, but give it a look. http://ec2-184-72-247-63.compute-1.amazonaws.com I called it Eds-list
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Groupon's new spiny thing called clicky (techcrunch.com)
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by fasteddie31003 15y ago
How is he doing this? I've never seen anything like this before.
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How technology could be destroying jobs
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