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friggeri
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Levitating spaceship ! http://buildwithchrome.com/build/BDo-
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A few other tips I gathered from my conference experience: In a conference spanning several days, know before the conference on which day and at what time you are speaking, and know when the social events are. If you are speaking on the las
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Latency numbers every programmer should know
(gist.github.com)
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Non-programming wise, I'm finishing up my PhD thesis. And my current side project, which I'll start as soon as I'm done writing is a small location based iPhone app.
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Sherry Turkle, Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, tells us there's a "shift" from an analog world in which our identities are generated from within, to a
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Google+ or Google-?: Active users represent 10.3% of the whole population
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how he increased his twitter followers by 173% He increased the clickthrough rate by 173%, not his number of followers.
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A Day at the Park
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John Maeda once told me: “No advice really. Just take risks with your career.”
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I absolutely love the concept of using something akin to chopsticks to manipulate data.
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That's nice, when I need to chill I often put on http://www.rainymood.com and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECyfX1OR_nk at the same time.
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Hue is one of my latest hobby projects that didn’t die after a week. I guess that with yet another project Rasmus won't be working anytime soon on Kod[1]… [1] https://github.com/rsms/kod
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With, hmm... 0 lines of python: $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer
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Someone needs to explain to me in what parallel universe (sudo[ifconfig["-a"]] | grep["-i", "loop"]) & FG is more readable than sudo ifconfig -a | grep -i loop &
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Coffeescript is Javascript. Just another syntax.
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Speaking of IDNs, a few months back I had an idea for a geo service and registered http://⌖.ws — figured U+2316 Position Indicator[1] was a good fit for something related to geolocation. I never came around to using it, so if a fellow HNe
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I must say I recently fell in love with Minion Pro and I'm really grateful that it's available on Typekit. What I'm really looking forward to though, in term of web typography, is a broader adoption of the font-feature-settings CSS property
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Integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB (note that your demo does work here with the latest Firefox Aurora)
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Using the latest Chrome dev (20.0.1123.1 dev, OSX 10.7.3), I've been stuck on a black screen for the past 15 minutes. I do see the number of FPS and there are some x/y/z values which change in the top right when I press the arrows on my key
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Just trying to be witty, I've renamed the option "print". But basically the idea is exactly what you suggested: have a version which can render OK on print and where you can specify exactly what shades of gray are used in print (or plain bl
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Yes it might, I usually print it up to the border, but in case I can't, I have implemented a printer friendly option. When compiled with the `print` option, this is the output: https://raw.github.com/afriggeri/cv/master/cv_print.pdf
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I toyed with that idea but ultimately I wanted something in the same vein that my website ( http://friggeri.net ) so I centered the header. But then, feel free to fork and experiment ;)
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Show HN: Open-sourcing my CV template [Helvetica, XeTeX, TikZ & Biblatex]
(github.com)
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I'll have to clean it up but I'll definitely open source it.
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A CV in LaTeX does not have to be typesetted in Computer Modern nor have a dry "LaTeX feel". Using XeTeX, TikZ, fontspec and Open Type fonts you can do fun stuff that look gorgeous. The great thing for me is that I can directly import my .b
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See: https://github.com/NaturalNode/node-lapack (haven't tested it, just to say that it exists).
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Except that the matrix multiplication benchmark uses pure javascript (see the source here: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/master/test/perf/per... ). I wonder how JS would do with bindings to LAPACK. And then there is a bias in tho
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You're perfectly right, I've reworked the text several times and these mistake slipped through the proofreading. Thanks for pointing them out.
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Thanks for the idea, I didn't think of the reelection aspects, I'll investigate.
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I'm not sure this would give the same kind of results, it was shown [1] that Kleinberg's HITS algorithm is PCA, and HITS gives [2] hubs (nodes linked to many others) and authorities (nodes linked from many hubs). I have the intuition that t
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