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Mixing Open Source & Business(stevestreeting.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|1 comments
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Seeing the Sky with Different Eyes (cosmicvariance.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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How about a massive catapult to replace the space shuttle (blog.dotphys.net)
2 points by hhm 18y ago|2 comments
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World record ($100,000) prime number found?(sciam.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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A map of spacetime dimensions (maybe answering: why 3 space, and 1 time dimensions?) [pic](edge.org)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|2 comments
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Zoom into concrete [video](ovablastic.blogspot.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
One way to screw hourly billing: you feel compromised to stay in a project until it's closed, but the project hasn't a close date, so it might never be properly closed. But you might actually want to get out of it to do some other interesti
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Daydreaming improves thinking(cosmosmagazine.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
This one is much better commented: http://umlautllama.com/projects/pacdocs/mspac/mspac.asm (for Ms. Pac-man).
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The Journey to Find, Analyze, and Fix Pac Man’s Split Screen(donhodges.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
Ms. Pac-Man: http://cubeman.org/arcade-source/mspac.asm and another one: http://www.donhodges.com/how_high_can_you_get2.htm
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Classic Pac-Man Source Code (commented)(cubeman.org)
31 points by hhm 18y ago|19 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
You are right.
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(The cartoon guide to) Löb's Theorem(yudkowsky.net)
3 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
I didn't say ROT13, it could be ROTx, or it could have a variable x (as with a big key), whatever... the advantage would be to make it slightly more difficult to find the meaning of the numbers in the card. I know security by obscurity does
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How to Drill a Square Hole(mathworld.wolfram.com)
39 points by hhm 18y ago|10 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
Even in a controller card, it's very easy to at least do some Caesar cipher or anything simple like that. They could even do something a little more complex without much troble.
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by hhm 18y ago
I guess there should be a separate page listing all YC funded companies (if you can have pages listing all characters in tv series, why not companies funded by YC?).
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Portal to Maya Underworld Found in Mexico?(news.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
However, it's quite improbable you'll get an interesting resolution for your movements with a webcam, compared with lasers or other methods. Image-based eye tracking needs to be real-time (so probably inherently low resolution these days),
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The American Language in 3000 AD(xibalba.demon.co.uk)
2 points by hhm 18y ago|1 comments
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Free online: Full documentation for the Large Hadron Collider(symmetrymagazine.org)
3 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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The ultimate black hole size limit(arxivblog.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
Very interesting blog I see! Don't think it's only hype because of the title, the content is really worth a read, and no doubt much more interesting than many blogs that get to the front page.
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by hhm 18y ago
I thought he was specifically speaking of extreme positions such as that of intelligent design.
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by hhm 18y ago
I second that; please do, and post the blog post in HN!
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by hhm 18y ago
I guess this can be useful for people at Manhattan.
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TED is hiring a new video editor(blog.ted.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|1 comments
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by hhm 18y ago
I'm not exactly sure what age I started programming at, but I think it was around 12. I was very angry of all the guys that had had the chance to have contact with computers earlier and didn't do anything worth with that, and I started prog
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My Life With Tim(aaronsw.com)
16 points by hhm 18y ago|15 comments

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