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by foenix 16y ago
For those interested, these interfaces are just based on some findings on kinaesthetic behaviour. Signals are hierarchical and based on population vectors. It would be interesting to see if one could model other working memory problems with
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by foenix 16y ago
Working on a friend's website in Quebec. I also had to work dishes when things got really busy. The free food and free beer more than made up for it, though. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/107312/IMG_2391.JPG
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by foenix 16y ago
SFU still requires their students to learn Java. Python is the introductory programming language of choice, and the introductory programming course is centered around it, but it isn't a requirement. (reference: http://www.cs.sfu.ca/undergr
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by foenix 16y ago
His carrier is Rogers, he is likely in Canada. He's fine.
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by foenix 16y ago
The nice thing about leechblock is that it lets you set up a set amount of time per hour on particular sites. Unfortunately, this means I get cut off mid-sen
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by foenix 17y ago
They are acting in bad faith to people, but in good faith to getting profit margins. My take is that Facebook is preparing a new release of an iPhone app and a marketing campaign to boot.
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by foenix 17y ago
I'm currently giving this book a first reading. From a Cognitive standpoint, I can understand how the author wants people to start putting themselves in other's shoes. It's a great piece of advice all-around, but when used insincerely, it c
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The Palaeographer and the Manager: A Cautionary Tail [RTF](leiterreports.typepad.com)
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by foenix 17y ago
I'm a 4th-year Cognitive Science student in Vancouver who can handle average computing projects, including experience in python, pylab, and django. I'd like to stay in the Vancouver area as I have classes as well. I have an understanding of
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by foenix 17y ago
Are they publically funded? In Australia? >BOX 4080, University of Melbourne >Victoria 3052, Australia Yeah, that could explain a few things.
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by foenix 17y ago
This is such a poorly written article. Is it translated? I much preferred the BBC's description, even if it was a little "layman": http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8307977.stm The one paragraph in their story about the "threat" to bl
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by foenix 17y ago
I'm curious, do you know about http://identi.ca ? If so, why would you consider Twitter to be more advantageous?
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At 16:50 : A Good Metaphor for the Open-Source idea. (1985 Video)(cchronicles.com)
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