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Interesting project: a software that plays Tetris with a webcam
(colinfahey.com)
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19y ago
I am / was, for enterprise (advergaming for expositions and such). Now I'm getting interested by the computer vision world...
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Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in Lisp
(nullprogram.com)
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19y ago
pg: Are any translations of this book going to appear soon? Not that I care in the language for reading it myself, but I'm very curious about whether it's going to appear in libraries in Argentina (that it would if there was a Spanish trans
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What Google's 411 really is: a service for training a speech-to-text engine
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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Know your Enemy: Tracking Botnets
(honeynet.org)
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Inside the "Ron Paul" Spam Botnet
(secureworks.com)
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Laws of Nature, Source Unknown
(nytimes.com)
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Black hole 'bully' blasts galaxy
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Video: The Nobel Prize Award Ceremony 2007
(nobelprize.org)
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Orson Scott Card on software companies
(locut.us)
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19y ago
That was exactly what I was thinking. n is used for naturals, i, j and k are used for variable values in sums, for example (which, when programmed, would require the use of "for" loops).
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Machine Learning (classic book, by Tom Mitchell)
(books.google.com)
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19y ago
Very, very interesting link... thank you!
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19y ago
This comment is bizarre. Whois says: -Domain record activated: 10-May-1999 -Domain record last updated: 03-Sep-2007 -Domain expires: 31-Jul-2008 So it was activated in 1999 after all...
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A 3d model search engine
(smart-machines.blogspot.com)
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The C10k problem: time for web servers to handle ten thousand clients
(kegel.com)
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Sun Releases Open-Source PDF Renderer
(infoq.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
I thought you had lost (somehow) your capacity to solve some kind of problems. But now I see maybe you are talking about something very different: you aren't being able to do that because you don't have the will to do that. Sorry to misunde
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19y ago
So it seems...
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19y ago
My point exactly: let new users see only the submissions of old users, and voila! you have the classic reddit again between us. Somebody at the reddit thread for this subject did propose the same thing there...
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19y ago
Actually, I was just trying to be precise. I think market != needs and I was giving some examples... in the best of the cases, all needs are potential markets, but you haven't markets for all needs. And, what is more important and what was
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I was using Ubuntu + Firefox, and I have Flash 7 on that computer because of a bad Flash 9 installation over a previous Flash (sometimes Flash 9 opens, most of the times it's Flash 7; when I entered at your site it was Flash 7). No wonder i
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19y ago
Please, go to a doctor as soon as possible, maybe you are near a burnout and s/he can avoid it.
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Facebook's generational challenge
(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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Brain grown from rat cells learns to fly jet
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Facebook apps, the Facebook trap
(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
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19y ago
Sorry if I didn't express myself correctly. I'm not a native English speaker. I say: you can have a need, but you can have not enough money to pay for a solution to that need. For example, you can say that as there is so much poverty, there
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19y ago
No. I can have needs I'm not going to pay for. Or I can have needs whose solutions are too expensive. Or many needs can come from people who have not too much money so not all needs are an interesting market.
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19y ago
The problem is, does every need generate an interesting market? Are the interesting markets unlimited as well?
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