imranq

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   What’s it like living on the bottom of the ocean?(newsoffice.mit.edu)

   1 points by imranq 12y ago|0 comments
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   by imranq 12y ago

   didn't FINsix solve this problem: http://finsix.com/dart/
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   by imranq 12y ago

   Reminds me of Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby...another story-driven "technical" book. I imagine if all my technical books were written like that, I'd quickly have to check in to a mental institution.
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   by imranq 12y ago

   Just finished Six Easy Pieces by Richard Feynman, which I liked a lot and now finishing "Eight Engineering Stories" by Bill Hammack...both of which are really good at explaining complex physical / engineering concepts in a si
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   by imranq 12y ago

   Somehow I have negative karma, why downvote this?
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   by imranq 12y ago

   hmm, that's interesting. I posted this last week, but no bites...maybe because I'm a newbie. Anyway, a great duo-commencement speech, which inspires and provides some real-world advice
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   Bill and Melinda Gates' 2014 Stanford Commencement Speech(youtube.com)

   4 points by imranq 12y ago|1 comments
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   by imranq 13y ago

   Totally nonsense picture, sure there are satellites in the sky, most of them approaching obsolescence, but satellites scaled to become naval carriers? Satellites are only going to get smaller and smaller, check out Skybox Imaging.
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   by imranq 13y ago

   Probably all that rigorous stuff when it comes to proving some theorems. Its a practical book.
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    by imranq 13y ago

    this is pretty calming
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    by imranq 13y ago

    how does this guy consistently write mini-Paul Graham essays?
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    by imranq 13y ago

    This is great, I can definitely see myself using this for long texts. What about having modes for different historical authors: Austin, Dostoevsky, Woolf. Who said that Hemingway was the golden standard? Although I have to admit Hemingway&#
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    by imranq 13y ago

    I first heard about LucasVB from Empirical Zeal, amazing and intuitive animations. Here is the article if you want to take a look: http://nautil.us/blog/the-math-trick-behind-mp3s-jpegs-and-h...