flashman

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811.
by flashman 12y ago
Looks like I'm not the only one who followed this up after reading about Danny Hillis and Applied Invention today.
812.
by flashman 12y ago
I'll just step in and say that, as a non-coder who nevertheless has to understand how code works, Foreman's book "Data Smart" is an invaluable primer on the theory and practice of machine learning. Certainly I'm no
813.
by flashman 12y ago
> Lastly, this technology is not the work of Rohinni. They bought some pieces from Nth Degree, and what their business plan is, who knows. They did not invent it, legally cannot produce it, and it is doubtful they have the the technical
814.
by flashman 12y ago
A bit of a shame you can't change the sort order. I think seeing oldest tweets first is going to be regularly useful, for instance to see who broke a certain piece of news.
815.
by flashman 12y ago
Bill Bailey on Australian Customs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s5AF4ahrOk
816.
by flashman 12y ago
Needs population count as a live graph.
817.
by flashman 12y ago
Let's review the many reasons to use something simpler than OAuth: http://insanecoding.blogspot.com/2013/03/oauth-great-way-to-...
818.
by flashman 12y ago
Could be another reason for increased usage of the alternate cable barrier design: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_barrier
819.
by flashman 12y ago
YouTube allows copyright holders to create policies like this: "If someone uploads my infringing content and there is more than ten minutes of infringement, take it down with an automated claim. Otherwise, put ads on it and send me the
820.
by flashman 12y ago
Just to let you know, you can have a chocolate teapot: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-2912...
821.
by flashman 12y ago
In other words: how am I affected by the fact that many of my Facebook friends like drug-related pages?
822.
by flashman 12y ago
Not to be too ad hominem, but the man who said this is a former rugby league player known as "the brick with eyes" and not generally well-known for his national security expertise.
823.
by flashman 12y ago
The success of this game is partly predicated on player trust, i.e. how do I know that it's not being rigged against me by the operator? It is a game of skill, but gives the player imperfect information (unlike chess), leaving the poss
824.
by flashman 12y ago
We use nvd3 in an analytics dashboard with some success, and some troubles. Simple Excel-like behaviour, such as rotating the axis labels so they don't overlap, require lots and lots of tweaking. Default bar/column chart settings