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Computer History Museum on YouTube(youtube.com)
1 points by grn 14y ago|0 comments
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Bill Atkinson HyperCard Presentation [1986](video.google.com)
6 points by grn 14y ago|1 comments
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by grn 14y ago
Similar claim was made by Alan Kay in his lecture Normal Considered Harmful [1]. However he didn't complain about lower barriers to entry. Instead he pointed out that the people in the 90s ignored the work and experience of the past gener
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MIT Econ paper on welfare, capitalist states and innovation(papers.ssrn.com)
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C++ Rvalue References Explained(thbecker.net)
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The Wolfram Functions Site(functions.wolfram.com)
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The History and Future of Special Functions [2005](stephenwolfram.com)
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Python Method Resolution Order - how multiple inheritance works(python.org)
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Marginal Revolution University - free online economics course(mruniversity.com)
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by grn 14y ago
Availability of libraries may be an issue. I recently decided to go with Python instead of Ruby for my side project because it has a great symbolic mathematics library named SymPy.
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by grn 14y ago
I think that a good strategy of self-improvement is setting the bar a little bit higher than you can reach. You can achieve much with many little steps. Every step you take reminds you that you're making progress and motivates you to work.
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by grn 14y ago
It's never too late to learn new things. It may be difficult when you are older but many mathematicians were late-lerners [1]. It's more important to be honestly interested in what you are doing. You should be pursuing your own goals not so
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Pouet.net - rich resource of demoscene productions(pouet.net)
1 points by grn 14y ago|0 comments
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SymPy - Python library for symbolic mathematics(sympy.org)
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What have you learned as a police officer about life and society [...]?(quora.com)
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by grn 14y ago
I have: "\C-ga": "git add " and so on in my .inputrc ( https://github.com/grn/dotfiles/blob/master/inputrc ). This allows me to type Ctrl-g, a to insert "git add ". It makes typing faster and is clearer than aliases.
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C++ sequence points and undefined behavior(stackoverflow.com)
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by grn 14y ago
That's the problem that can be witnessed in software development teams too. Analysts are over-represented in our craft so there's a real risk of analysis paralysis. A potential remedy is a more impulsive type on the team who prefers to star
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by grn 14y ago
The same problems appears in Opera 12.00.
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by grn 14y ago
As far as I know they subcontract to local manufacturers, so quality may depend on where you live or buy.
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by grn 14y ago
Usually I listen to the sound of rain. If I listen to music then I prefer classical and jazz.
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by grn 14y ago
Thanks for the links! However I am thinking about a different article. If I remember correctly I found it somewhere in the Haskell Wiki. Wikibooks have also a similar article on the subject: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskell/Category_th
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by grn 14y ago
That's right. That's how functors work in category theory. I've seen a nice article explaining how Haskell types form a category. The objects of the category are types, an arrow a -> b is a function taking argument of type a and returni
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by grn 14y ago
Giving a full proof that takes language semantics into account is very difficult. I think it isn't a practical way to verify programmes but maybe it'll be in future.
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by grn 14y ago
It seems that Asana doesn't support Opera which is quite surprising. A screen that I got tells that Chrome (>= 11), Safari and Firefox (>= 6) are supported.
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by grn 14y ago
Christ Stucchio wrote a HFT apology: http://www.chrisstucchio.com/blog/2012/hft_apology.html
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by grn 14y ago
I didn't like the part about Marconi vs Maxwell. There is a positive feedback loop between technology and science. Science investigates nature providing basic knowledge upon which technology can build. Technology applies these principles in
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by grn 14y ago
I can recommend git ( https://github.com/git/git ) and Plan9 ( http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/plan9/sys/src/ ). Both are pleasure to read.
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Joel Spolsky - My Style of Servant Leadership(inc.com)
2 points by grn 14y ago|0 comments
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Building a secure password reset(troyhunt.com)
32 points by grn 14y ago|3 comments

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