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herdrick
18y ago
Where in the Valley?
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> If you don't specify which child is a girl, only that one is, then it's 1/3 You mean, if you only specify that at least one child is a girl, then it's 1/3. Actually you're still underspecified, because you haven't said what you do i
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herdrick
18y ago
Ping. Submit it.
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Faster sites mean users do more stuff
(drunkenfist.com)
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I've been wondering, are there Java libs as good as numpy/scipy? Sure, in general Java has more libraries but is that true when it comes to math? Oh, and great call on Clojure. I've been having fun with it too.
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18y ago
And isn't it even more striking that he had no idea that he was carefully twisting and sidestepping? This must be closely related to the quintessential stroke symptom: one closed eye that the victim claims is open. I guess this all comes
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18y ago
I keep my fingers crossed.
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18y ago
Actually the eating marshmallows thing is an allusion to having to eat the Google dogfood: there were new Google tools all the time that his team was forced to use.
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Most healthy babies adopted from poor countries are kidnapped
(foreignpolicy.com)
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18y ago
Ever notice any 80s movie characters who were computer programmers? I can remember one - it's the weirdest thing to watch. He's socially awkward, which is reasonable, but he also has no money! All the cool kids in the movie make more tha
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herdrick
18y ago
This is pretty cool. The amount of data will nearly always be tiny so you ought to just process and display it interactively unless the dataset is huge. And speaking of interactivity, it really needs an 'undo'. I'd like to read a blog post
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18y ago
Many national parks were at least partly rangeland for livestock. Think of Arches, Bryce, Zion, Joshua Tree, etc. I certainly think Texas and Iowa would be better off with more national parks. The original tall prairie grass ecosystem is
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18y ago
A better map: http://www.nationalatlas.gov/printable/images/preview/fedlan... EDIT: this one is better yet: http://www.adcre8tr.com/oldgrowthweb/where.html
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Which is not to say you shouldn't click! In fact these are the most useful Java applets I've ever seen. He still should've done them with Flash, though.
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18y ago
You ought to submit this.
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18y ago
[java applet] [java applet] [java applet] [java applet] [java applet]
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18y ago
Walk in the service entrance, then act like you belong there. Will work for most conferences.
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18y ago
I've been lurking in #clojure lately.
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Back in the 90s it seemed like you'd see these kind of art things all the time. This one reminded me I miss that stuff. There should be a name for these things.
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Eerie music Flash thing
(oculart.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
We can build towers that extend beyond the atmosphere? I'd like to hear about that. Not that it matters. The top of the atmosphere is usually marked as 120 kilometers up. Let's say you can build a tower one hundred times that tall, aro
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18y ago
Why?
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18y ago
If they're doing a good job of it more or less the way you'd be doing it, bail. You want to be crusading for your future users, saving them from the crap they would have to put up with if you weren't helping them. If you don't think you a
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18y ago
I'm not sure how this isn't just describing a combination of functional programming and dynamic programming.
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I'm in Spokane, WA for a while and would like to meet up and talk startups. Anybody else here here?
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18y ago
For less than half the price of a new Boeing 787. I'm boggled.
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Amen. Lisp history is like Chinese history. The 'warring states' period, though lamented as chaotic, was the most innovative time for both. Harmonious unity sounds good but yields stagnation. So three cheers for Arc and Clojure, and Est
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Some Facebook Secrets for Better Operations
(highscalability.com)
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Yes, that's what caught my eye too. It's a bad sign.
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This has become a rule for me: never criticize usage, grammar, or spelling on the internet. Fate immediately arranges for me a blunder of some sort to knock me down a notch.
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