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by inaudible 11y ago
I think that's the right attitude to take. Getting intimate with a project enough to build it from scratch demonstrates a great deal of commitment. Working with a Linux distribution probably eases the burden, but even with all the dev
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by inaudible 11y ago
Anyone want to hazard a guess at the technology they plan to implement to get this started? Surely this is not designed to be written from scratch, so.. - Are they using known lexical & semantic scanners? - Is it focused on English lan
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by inaudible 11y ago
I'm a bit shocked that Conde Nast never bothered to work out a digital advertising strategy that worked. In the magazine business they can sell off their pages easily because they are essentially part of the content and their content i
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by inaudible 11y ago
I don't quite understand why people want to dismiss examples of machine learning as valid techniques for understanding the human environment.. It's not as if the human brain was built and guided from nothing, many of the same adap
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by inaudible 11y ago
GitHub got off the ground on-selling an emerging open-source product as a service with some innovations around data visualizations / analytics and community structure, customized for the web. Their growth really comes down to the right
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by inaudible 11y ago
Homelessness shelters will generally be up against some pretty tight constraints. Their service is non-profit, their staffing is either voluntary or tight and their organization structure will be pushed by fluctuating demand. The constraint
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by inaudible 11y ago
This is the creative economy in a nutshell, it's just not highly lucrative except for a small number of edge cases, for the rest it's peanuts. The danger embedded in this exception is that it's the generally mediated norm for
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by inaudible 11y ago
I think think this article and the discussion demonstrates more about cognitive bias than anything else. The assumption that an individual is purchasing 20 pieces is probably a leap in the wrong direction. I would assume that McDonalds are
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by inaudible 13y ago
Thanks. This form of internet journalism really irritates me, trying desperately to create a compelling narrative out of fairly dry technical parts, only to end abruptly to some upbeat testimonial - it reads more like a poorly written press
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by inaudible 13y ago
It's a good resource, so some simple advice.. Give each section some space.. as with code, indentation will make your content more readable. Reduce the unnecessary typography.. the titles, body text and code blocks all compete and are
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by inaudible 13y ago
This is out of context, and while Linus is an entertaining and impassioned writer, it really shouldn't be discussed outside of the group who's job it is to read it, albeit on a public list. I guess that Linus generally achieves re
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by inaudible 13y ago
Awe inspiring stuff! But as a Ruby illiterate, I am left wondering what it is about the Ruby language that draws in such a level of creative / abstract / esoteric genius to use it as a starting point. Is there something about Ruby
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by inaudible 13y ago
Judging by the revealed alliance with GCHQ in UK, and the long term history of joined espionage programs here in Australia, there is a good chance that top tier list are already in strategic negotiations with the US and the NSA.