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18y ago
Only five points? Lame.
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18y ago
Don't miss this short read by Tom Wolfe on co-founder of Intel, Robert Noyce: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=190524 Better yet, read the full version: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=60385 It's excellent.
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How did this only get three votes? By the way, the full version (18,000 words) is here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=60385
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18y ago
http://www.biographicon.com http://www.biographicon.com/view/lypys/Democritus http://www.biographicon.com/view/r8r22/Hypatia_of_Alexandria http://www.biographicon.com/view/4yf4i/Ethan_Allen - a good start on the New England rebel.
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18y ago
That map is almost good. If it showed the directions of its edges it'd be great. This post makes me happy. For one thing, it's the best possible post to bring out the news.YC euros.
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18y ago
Peter Norvig recommends these: Hastie http://books.google.com/books?id=VRzITwgNV2UC Bishop http://books.google.com/books?id=yHwhAAAACAAJ Ripley http://books.google.com/books?id=2SzT2p8vP1oC
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18y ago
Yegge at his grand best. But he didn't mention the most lively of all living software: software that gets smarter with use - i.e. makes use of using machine learning. This is the software that feels most alive to its creator and users. I
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18y ago
Let's hope.
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18y ago
Probably a continuum from discovery to invention. I don't know CLOS, but it sounds like mostly an invention. Aston - email me at info@reatlas.com please.
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18y ago
This looks like humor. The heavily-Scandinavian upper Midwest is a hotspot of extroverts? Ohio, Kentucky and Oklahoma are heavily neurotic?
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18y ago
IT Conversations ( http://itconversations.com/ ) has some good interviews and talks mixed in with the fluff.
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19y ago
On the surface this appears to be one of the best things ever posted here. I'd like to see some other references. The article says the forgetting point is different for everyone, and is different for different sorts of info. Does the soft
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19y ago
I'd just like to point out that Ian Hogarth has the face of a man.
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19y ago
It's not letting me finish talks. For example, right now Peter Norvig is halting at -15:20 and PG's talk is halting at -17:46. If I reload, the halting still happens, but at a different time. I've tried it on Firefox and IE on WinXP.
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19y ago
David Hornik is in Boston.
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People whose name is Lane tend to have addresses with “lane”
(nytimes.com)
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19y ago
HtmlPrag turns any HTML into nice s-expressions. It's a Scheme library. http://www.neilvandyke.org/htmlprag/ I've used it a lot - it's really great.
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19y ago
Important topic, worthless post.
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19y ago
I like it! Nice job, Idoh.
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19y ago
You said it. Weight training is especially good for this.
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I think I would build software and robotics tools for the handicapped intelligent. I'm blown away by what some people have done recently with computing for autistic people. Unlocking minds. Does it get any better? I'd rather make an impa
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19y ago
Some sites are still fast: http://www.biographicon.com And no, I don't think it's your imagination.
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19y ago
Congratulations to Drew, Arash and Aston! As a happy user of Dropbox, I'm glad to see more people get a chance to use it.
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19y ago
Great stuff, way to go Peter and Immad!
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19y ago
We feel strongly about that stuff. Glad to hear it paid off.
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19y ago
Thanks, staticshock. We're aware of it. That's Opera in Windows, right? We've seen it work fine in Opera on the Mac.
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19y ago
The great Devin Hunt of Fuzzwich.com (with contributions from the also-great Laurence Honderick of Fuzzwich). It's amazing, isn't it? Was it only the visual design that you liked or did you like the workflow/feel of it too?
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19y ago
For more of a Photoshop replacement: www.splashup.com
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19y ago
Write it yourself. I will say that teasing out the features you want to score can be some work; does anyone here know if the CRM114 package helps with that?
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19y ago
Sounds very bogus.
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