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gmu3
10y ago
I'd recommend this as well. It's obviously an old classic but I read it a few years ago and was pleasantly surprised how updated the author has kept it.
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11y ago
Read an article last month that was somewhat seriously asking if Trump has ever used a computer: http://gizmodo.com/has-donald-trump-ever-used-a-computer-176...
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gmu3
11y ago
I still remember getting a new computer for Christmas almost two decades ago and seeing Microsoft underline words red and correct spelling/grammar the first time. It felt like magic.
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gmu3
11y ago
If it's changed, won't you have to convert all the numbers too?
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gmu3
11y ago
There's actually quite a precedent of engaging in political activism from jail.
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gmu3
12y ago
I like these posts as much as everyone else, but this is literally at least the third one this week. Maybe it could become a recurring monthly thing like the hiring posts. Walden: "Society is commonly too cheap. We meet at very short
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gmu3
12y ago
He's willing to pay someone $5/month too when I think he doesn't even pay for Evernote. If he did his ticket would have been picked up in 24 hours and they would have suggested he check note history.
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12y ago
I had a Wallet Ninja several months ago and it could be useful every once in awhile. I'd go the airport though and I would be stopped every time, and I'd have to talk to the agent and insist it's TSA compliant. After a hand
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12y ago
Indie game dev Jason Rohrer (Passage/The Castle Doctrine/Cordial Minuet) recently had a forum post about his income. I'd link to it but he's requested people not link to the Cordial Minuet forums: We made $140K from The
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gmu3
12y ago
Making colleges more meritocratic while preaching about affirmative action seems somewhat at odds.
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New Sonos logo design pulses like a speaker when scrolled
(theverge.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
moot is never capitalized. I guess we'll see but I mainly read it as he was stepping down as an administrator.
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gmu3
12y ago
Their graphs don't only adjust up. That one does, but that's because the only really significant downward movement is while their regression is still trailing behind.
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gmu3
12y ago
I don't think the graph is particularly good either, but I think you're maybe reading it wrong too. The y axis is significance level which makes sense would normally improve as visitors go up. Their line arguably is a moving ave
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12y ago
How effective are graduates: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7599475
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12y ago
In addition to being obnoxious I don't even think your analogy is correct. Programming languages are the tools, and it makes sense a non mechanic wouldn't understand why some tools are better than others.
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gmu3
12y ago
Actually a lot of Nazi research such as Pernkopf Anatomy is removed from the library/institutions on ethical grounds.
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Show HN: My Twitch.tv League of Legends Mashup
(ward.tv)
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12y ago
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12y ago
When I think of Deep Blue not playing like a computer, I think more so of it leaving itself open to a forced draw the one game when it had the upper hand.
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12y ago
Nicholas Carr's new book is also about the dangers of too much automation: http://www.amazon.com/Glass-Cage-Automation-Us/dp/0393240762
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Downtown Las Vegas Is the Great American Techtopia
(recode.net)
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12y ago
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12y ago
This SLA printer is actually pretty good for ~$2k https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fsl/pegasus-touch-laser...
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gmu3
12y ago
I've played around with both, and the extruder printers are generally vastly inferior to the printers that use lasers.
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12y ago
Where was it proven false? I saw them say it wasn't them, but that's not really solid proof.
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12y ago
If it was selection bias like that, the same would apply to people in other cities, so it wouldn't explain the difference in the graph. My guess is people in Santa Cruz on average have a longer commute.
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12y ago
Not to sound pedantic, but I think you mean marginal cost.
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12y ago
Syntax and style are tightly coupled in Python. It's not hard to remember i++ is the same as i+=1 or that if(bool) { can optionally have a line break between the guard and the brace. In other languages, you have more choices. If you
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12y ago
I hate poorly styled code. Edit: I don't know why I'm being downvoted for this. That kind of mentality inherently churns out bad code.
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12y ago
I think the best logos aren't immediately trivially apparent like the FedEx arrow, Tostitos dip bowl, Amazon A to Z, etc.
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12y ago
I would guess that small subset of users is a big subset of users that use DDG.
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