hhm

27 ms·

271.
by hhm 18y ago
Do you really believe that? The implementation requires skills too, and without those skills, you get terrible and buggy code, even if it uses pretty names and if it follows your descriptions more or less.
272.
Yahoo Open Hack Day Sunnyvale(blog.oddhead.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
273.
Download the Spore Prototypes(spore.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
274.
by hhm 18y ago
Thank you! Your posts are always very good reading :)
275.
by hhm 18y ago
I like Twitter, but I think Facebook is horrible, a terrible waste of time, it's like LinkedIn for teenagers imo. This comes from a guy that has also stopped using chat tools (excepting for the days I might need them), so please excuse me f
276.
by hhm 18y ago
I only made an account for myself when I saw that I had friends that were having interesting conversations in there. I don't see how having an account for you alone could be useful if you have nobody to talk to (it's like having an msn acco
277.
by hhm 18y ago
Just unfollow him.
278.
by hhm 18y ago
How could they tell there were imaginary flashes? It seems like a private experiment, you can't check it. (Maybe there were not expected flashes at all and they saw some anyway?)
279.
Google slashes time it keeps user search links(sciam.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
280.
by hhm 18y ago
Great tips, this should be a post on the homepage.
281.
Can a Human See a Single Photon?(math.ucr.edu)
51 points by hhm 18y ago|12 comments
282.
Prime record broken? (plus.maths.org)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
283.
by hhm 18y ago
Thank you again, I should check strong definition of "idea" in use but anyway I see the point there.
284.
by hhm 18y ago
I see, thanks a lot for your reply.
285.
by hhm 18y ago
What I mean: given enough time, we'd be able to analyze a specific computation (not all real-time computations of such mind). However, our patience, lives and our universe too is finite, so it could set practical limits to our task. Say: de
286.
by hhm 18y ago
Not all memes are ideas? How is that so?
287.
Military Research(golem.ph.utexas.edu)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
288.
by hhm 18y ago
In my opinion, you are doing it wrong. The voting scheme doesn't promote herd mentality, the voting scheme is used to sort the comments on the threads. Now, should you measure yourself by your level of karma? NO. The smartest guys here don'
289.
by hhm 18y ago
Correct, but the consequences of this are just speculation. My speculation: Being 1000 times faster gives you entirely different capabilities. What's the use of decoding an MP3 in anything less than real-time? That's correct. I'm sure fli
290.
by hhm 18y ago
I liked this description of our current world: I see a world that really did change dramatically over the last century, but where progress on many fronts (like transportation and energy) seems to have slowed down rather than sped up; a wor
291.
by hhm 18y ago
I don't think this is entirely right. If I'm doing something wrong, and someone tells that to me, that's useful. Now I know I'm doing that wrong, and that I only have to find out a different way of doing that.
292.
by hhm 18y ago
GEB as a classic of computer science? Why? It's imaginative, right, but it lacks the rigor to be a classic. Better to read about recursion, formal systems, lambda calculus, undecidability, complexity theory, etc from some math text... at le
293.
by hhm 18y ago
Here is an explanation of cross-validation and bootstrapping: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~pliang/cs294-spring08/lectures...
294.
by hhm 18y ago
Useful ideas, thank you for this article!
295.
by hhm 18y ago
I disagree with such opposing view. 25 libraries would be a nightmare to get in just the right version, and specifically compiling a program with many libraries that aren't already compiled in Windows is usually a nightmare (at least with V
296.
by hhm 18y ago
Game-related services are a different subject btw. Developing games for advertising, doing consulting for game dev companies, etc, is a much more safer bet than making game-based products. However, the game industry doesn't pay as much as o
297.
by hhm 18y ago
Thanks a lot for taking the time for writing such useful reply.
298.
by hhm 18y ago
Thanks a lot, both of you for your replies. I hadn't imagined that Gould could be on that position. I might have asked the wrong geneticist indeed!
299.
by hhm 18y ago
Thank you for your interesting replies.
300.
Gifted Children: How to Bring Out Their Potential (sciam.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments

More ›