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by gregw134 10y ago
I don't think most developers realize how much average people can be impressed by a little Excel/VBA magic.
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by gregw134 10y ago
Good point...I should try again when I'm hungry :)
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by gregw134 10y ago
Update: didn't work
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by gregw134 10y ago
I'm putting hot and room temperature water in my freezer...no way this will work.
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by gregw134 10y ago
My health prof in college said people gain weight because they don't maintain their muscle as they age...muscle requires 30 calories/pound just to maintain.
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by gregw134 10y ago
Where can I find the torrent?
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by gregw134 10y ago
Very effective trolling sir.
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by gregw134 10y ago
Have any of the mirror sites uploaded all 50M papers as a torrent yet? They really should...
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by gregw134 11y ago
Is there a way to downvote without flagging on HN?
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by gregw134 11y ago
A la season 2 of the wire.
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Videos from Hadoop Summit(youtube.com)
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by gregw134 11y ago
Any ideas on how to generate startup names with a neural network?
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Google News Personalization: Scalable Online Collaborative Filtering (2007) [pdf](www2007.org)
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by gregw134 11y ago
Many thanks! Could you put up a magnet link so we can download the data ourselves? It would also be useful to have the submission id as a field in the comment table.
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by gregw134 11y ago
Awesome work. This may be a college project, but if everybody accomplished this much in life, the world would be a better place.
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by gregw134 12y ago
Do you think lack of explicit hierarchy has had an effect on the quality of EA's games?
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by gregw134 12y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Java, MySQL, Linux, Web scraping, Data analysis, .Net, Node.js, d3.js, MS Excel/Access Resume: www.linkedin.com/pub/greg-womack/15/92a&#
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by gregw134 12y ago
You should post your ideas for changing the web, I'd be interested in hearing them.
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by gregw134 12y ago
There was a family in Russia that lived in isolation from the time of the Tsars until the 1970s. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/for-40-years-this-russ...
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Interview with Charles Simonyi (1997)(edge.org)
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by gregw134 13y ago
Geez man.
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by gregw134 13y ago
If anyone wants to contribute to a similar project, I've started a concurrency framework for Java: https://github.com/Gregw135/Simple-Java-Concurrency-Framewor...
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by gregw134 13y ago
He's pretending to present a well-researched article, but he's not actually saying anything. What a waste of time.
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by gregw134 13y ago
That's what he's saying, and it might be true, but he hasn't demonstrated that in the article. He's done all of this research which supposedly demonstrates that Guitar Center is going to be run into the ground, but he ne
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by gregw134 13y ago
...so what wrongdoing did the banks do, exactly? Told another way, a failing company was headed towards bankruptcy, until the banks stepped in and saved the day by recapitalizing the company, saving thousands of jobs and a good brand in the
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by gregw134 13y ago
But that's exactly why programming is stagnant--it hasn't gotten simpler.
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by gregw134 13y ago
You might like The Universal Computer: The Road from Leibniz to Turing http://www.amazon.com/The-Universal-Computer-Leibniz-Turing/...
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The Joy of Stress(ft.com)
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Is there a working emulator for Engelbart's NLS system anywhere?
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by gregw134 13y ago
What about links? Does anyone have links to similar material of high quality? Here's the original As We May Think : http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1945/07/as-we-ma...

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