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13y ago
Agreed, Bellman-Ford is a more efficient solution.
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13y ago
Oh well... easy for me, hard for you. Best of luck! :)
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13y ago
> Matlab is unique in its expressiveness for numerical and matrix computation It really isn't. http://wiki.scipy.org/NumPy_for_Matlab_Users
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13y ago
> Python and Matlab are not interchangeable. Matlab and Python are perfectly interchangeable for the overwhelming majority of undergrads and graduate students. Claiming that they are not interchangeable based on the difference between p
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13y ago
I know; this is shameful.
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13y ago
I'm just gonna jump out there and offer a prediction: Erdogan ain't gonna be hold power till 2014. Most of those victims pictured didn't look like young anarchists/WTO protesters to me... they looked like average citizens. Even if you've go
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13y ago
How awesome if would be if Windows dominance was limited to K-12... I want to live in that world. I'm in University and I still find myself explaining to "cyberinfrastructure" developers that their "novel idea" is really just cron + shell +
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13y ago
Clever is not smart. Consider this anecdote: I recently put together a DIY 3d printer. I didn't have the right tools to cut steel bar, so I made a clever jig and used a shitty Dremel without enough clearance. Clever? Yes -- it got the job d
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13y ago
Break? There is always - and will always be - the analog loop. This is a silly invention for media executives that do not understand (1) their customers or (2) those dedicated to pirating their content.
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13y ago
Very troubled waters indeed... I spent quite a bit of time there in the late 90s; absolutely love the country and the people, despite almost getting blown up by the PKK. After Erdogan came to power, I was wondering how long it would take th
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13y ago
Well, there is the cellular tower, which is on the grid... give me three and I can triangulate you. Assuming you don't spoof your MAC, yeah, I'd say tracking is feasible.
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13y ago
Until he parks a truck full of explosives outside a federal building and kills 168 innocents (including 19 children under 6), I think not. Now, pipe down and let the adults speak.
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13y ago
You sound like a lot of people I knew from Seattle back in the 90s... Funny. For the kiddies too young to remember: After the S&L crisis, there was an exodus from SoCal to <anywhere else>.
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13y ago
Alright, Scala has been added to my list.
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13y ago
Now if I could just get Ubuntu running bug-free on my Nexus 7...
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13y ago
I am totally one of these ravers. Go is the right language for the right time: easy enough for the Python people (like me) to pick up quickly, but with a concurrency model that makes taking advantage of multi-core very easy. Anyone prefer S
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13y ago
Really liked this part: "As there was in the first dot com bubble there is a current proliferation of startups, incubators, accelerators, angel/seed funding, and so forth. ... accompanied by a shared set of values, nor
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13y ago
thanks; ill keep an eye on nuunton.
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Ask HN: What have you been using Go for?
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13y ago
> mostly for the publicity, and 'cheap thrills. You mean... for the lulz?
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I'm kind of shocked by the extremist label. I don't think Richard Stallman is a nut at all. Eccentric, sure, but only for the unfortunate reality that it is rare for most people to stick with a principle over decades. EDIT: ok, that foot ea
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13y ago
Is anyone else horrified that they were running Windows?
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13y ago
You might try Frozen-Flask. http://pythonhosted.org/Frozen-Flask/
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13y ago
Of course. I took it for granted that the audience here would know what I meant. My apologies.
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13y ago
I've read that quantum computing is picking up, so please correct me if I'm wrong... it IS still pretty hard to factor very large primes, right? This push to "stop terror" via reading the general public's email/chats/etc. seems more like Bi
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13y ago
Few strategies are meaningful on these time scales. I don't like being in a position for longer than 15 minutes... Makes my tummy hurt.
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13y ago
You sound burned out, not desperate. I personally would take a breather and get a full-time job doing something I enjoy and revisit entrepreneurship in a 18-24 months. I'm only a few years younger than you.
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13y ago
I read that more as they don't know the difference between programming and ops.
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13y ago
Any opinion on 300 bu/acre corn?
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13y ago
I think this is likely to be a better strategy for getting new users than losing existing ones. I've been using the free tier for a couple years now as a student. Because of this free micro offer, I'm now queued up to convert into a paying
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