henry_flower

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by henry_flower 15y ago
Didn't like the resume (too slow). Very boring, imo. Changed my mind after seeing her photo.
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Molloy problem as an interview question(gromnitsky.blogspot.com)
2 points by henry_flower 15y ago|0 comments
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Hierarchical Tag Visualization: an alternative to useless tag clouds(research.microsoft.com)
1 points by henry_flower 15y ago|0 comments
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by henry_flower 15y ago
No, I use a proxy (polipo) with filtering capabilities.
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by henry_flower 15y ago
The course has the requirement: "A solid understanding of probability and linear algebra will be required." Can anybody advise some books or online resources that one can use for 2 month to prepare himself for the course? Thanks.
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by henry_flower 15y ago
I need your valid email for this.
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by henry_flower 15y ago
Any quora user can sent it (the invitation) to your email. If you are interested, I can do that.
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How to be a StackOverflow Sucker(gromnitsky.blogspot.com)
2 points by henry_flower 15y ago|0 comments
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by henry_flower 16y ago
Several reasons: 1. I can use custom (internal) domain names for my vmware virtual machines. 2. I don't have to depend on shady DNS servers on public wifi networks.
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by henry_flower 16y ago
* DNS server--I'm tired to install BIND on every laptop with Windows 7. * Analogue to rpm/yum. * Virtual desktops. * Rebindable keyboard & mouse bindings for the system WM. * 'Follow mouse' focus (and an ability to drag any freaking win
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Brian Kernighan is trying to write a new book(dailyprincetonian.com)
36 points by henry_flower 16y ago|2 comments
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by henry_flower 16y ago
So, if I have a non-programming question about Linux, I need to check first all 4 sites before posting the goddam question to one of them. Or even posting 1 question to 4 sites? Ha-ha. Very clever.
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by henry_flower 16y ago
http://bit.ly/dpG5Og
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by henry_flower 16y ago
Maybe it's personal, but looking on the screen (while running) with a dumb simulation of the nature makes me feel blue.
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by henry_flower 16y ago
Bad: - reading news, fiction books (99.99% of them are crap); - programming in boring languages (Java); - chatting drunk in a bar; - watching any movies (youtube included), tv; - blogging about nonsense (life, politics, etc); - listening
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by henry_flower 16y ago
% uraniacast -lv | grep -v ^pol | sort biz.econtalk http://www.econlib.org/library/EconTalk.xml biz.ft.digital_business http://podcast.ft.com/rss/21/ biz.ft.listen_to_lucy http://podcast.ft.com/rss/18/ biz.harvard_ideacast http
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by henry_flower 16y ago
A more funny, unabridged version of this interview: http://www.cbi.umn.edu/oh/pdf.phtml?id=296
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Ask HN: GUI in Scala/Groovy/Clojure
1 points by henry_flower 16y ago|0 comments
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An overview why file locking is broken in Linux(0pointer.de)
15 points by henry_flower 16y ago|3 comments
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by henry_flower 16y ago
In case user deletes that flash cookie, but forgets to clean the http one!
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Racing to Fill Gaps Left by Google (online.wsj.com)
39 points by henry_flower 16y ago|39 comments
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by henry_flower 16y ago
Is that Linus post originally comes from some mail list? What is the name of the list? (google gives me only links to realworldtech, which is weird)
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by henry_flower 17y ago
Ukraine
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by henry_flower 17y ago
Jason acts like a motivational speaker in a hospice.
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A Conversation with Sr. Tony Hoare(infoq.com)
1 points by henry_flower 17y ago|0 comments