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herdrick
17y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZxP0i9ah8E
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17y ago
It's the Windows App Store, right?
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17y ago
Incanter is a R-like library for Clojure.
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Incanter (Clojure) cheat sheet
(incanter.wordpress.com)
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herdrick
17y ago
Wow, really? I'd never known/noticed that. That's really weird.
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herdrick
17y ago
Is there something like this for MATLAB?
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17y ago
The author, Steve Blank, will be speaking on Nov 19 in San Francisco. http://www.meetup.com/Lean-Startup-Circle/calendar/11393583/
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Astronomers find a much larger ring around Saturn
(edition.cnn.com)
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17y ago
Headed to the beach this weekend, I think. Will snorkle.
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herdrick
17y ago
Why can't I click on Sam's name and see everything he has broadcast? And clicking on the 'Cupertino, CA' link doesn't seem to do anything.
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17y ago
OT: "...eBay’s shift from a full range auction site to selling used and off-season goods is an example." What? That happened?
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17y ago
This is so great. If only it had more granularity, a longer tail of obscure occupations. There's a lot to be observed here about terminology, too: compare 'constable' and 'police*'.
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herdrick
17y ago
Same then as now: a mass transit vehicle. Pulled by horses back then, though. And usually a private business.
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17y ago
No, it's really a tree structure. In fact lisp code is much like the abstract syntax tree that you get when you parse other languages.
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17y ago
"Instead, share a Dropbox folder with box@ourdoings.com giving it a unique folder name like unlisted-3v5vhkab" What's this about? Human uuid generation?
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17y ago
I don't think so. Lisp code is already a tree.
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17y ago
I'm glad someone is working on this but I think parallel 'map' and 'filter' (which is 'easy' for compiler writers) will be plenty for the next five years. And how sure is anyone about the future of hardware beyond that? Still this is reall
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17y ago
Good post. Of course each experience is different, but I'd like to point out that Jessica's business acumen and experience are key, too.
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17y ago
Less, actually.
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17y ago
OK, now there is a mailing list. http://groups.google.com/group/incanter/
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17y ago
We are entering the age of statistics. Don't miss out.
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17y ago
No. EDIT: Yes. Sorry, I inverted the logical value of the headline in my head. Also, I've used credit cards to start a company and my advice to you is: don't do it.
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17y ago
This guy is forgetting what life was like before Google.
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17y ago
No, in aerospace he compared bleeding edge to bleeding edge.
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17y ago
... [in aquamacs] every buffer is a separate window Not true at all. In Aquamacs the only way to get a new window is ⌘-N, same as any Mac app. C-x C-f puts the newly loaded file into the current window, same as any Emacs.
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17y ago
No I think Common Lisp does have more mistakes than Scheme. But I should have said, "Scheme isn't as laden with mistakes..." And that's partly because most of the current Scheme standard was evolved after the Common Lisp standard was se
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17y ago
The idea is that Scheme has been controlled by the expansionists lately and has gotten pretty large and practical. As for why people don't just use CL, Scheme isn't laden with the historical mistakes that Common Lisp is, Scheme is still cap
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17y ago
Colt (Parallel Colt, really) is what Incanter is built upon and it already has a lot of libraries. I suppose R has more, though. However, there is no Incanter community yet - not even a mailing list. That matters.
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17y ago
TLS will break your mind in the most delicious way. I can't recommend it enough. As for practicality, I think that the world is trending in directions that make becoming comfortable with recursion more important.
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17y ago
I prefer Scribular for this. It also has a web interface. http://scribular.com/
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