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Modern Business is a Video Game(wired.co.uk)
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Blekko Monte: Blind Comparison of Search Engine Results(blekko.com)
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Is Haskell a Purely Functional Language?(conal.net)
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TheGlint. A Heroism Accelerator.(theglint.com)
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Google Drive Does *Not* Own Your Data(dieswaytoofast.blogspot.com)
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Doramad Radioactive Toothpaste(orau.org)
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QuickCheck for Node(github.com)
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Oh My Zsh(github.com)
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Apparently they are not. The author says lots of people keep trying to keep pitching the idea even after they are asked why their team is a good bet.
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This article would have been more convincing if it had some examples of Guild members, even if it's not meant literally. So it's a story. OK, then go with that and make some people up.
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Windows Live service agreement(windows.microsoft.com)
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New version of Emacs Nav is up(code.google.com)
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On the other hand, SQL lets you write concise and efficient queries that run without lots of round-trips between the db and whatever machine you're accessing it from. ORMs force you to write less expressive code that is less efficient, hard
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How Microsoft is Scaring Apple(thestreet.com)
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I really like this. Right away I found some new sites about that I hadn't seen before with interesting content.
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Scalable Recognition with a Vocabulary Tree(vis.uky.edu)
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Aniracetam(en.wikipedia.org)
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Looks like I'm not the only one working on this. A couple of days ago I forked a Lispy language in Go called Kakapo. Yesterday I added goroutines, channels and macros. https://github.com/ijt/kakapo
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Given the long start times in Clojure due to the JVM, it's nice to see it being ported to other back-ends that start quickly.
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This looks similar to another project being worked on by a friend of mine: http://objectfabric.com . A couple of big differences are that ObjectFabric is implemented in Java, and it is supposed to support secure authentication. Edit: Looki
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The article claims that YouTube is written in PHP. As someone who worked there, I can tell you it's not. YouTube is written mostly in Python plus some Go. Some of it is a mess, but that's beside the point.
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I tried to reproduce the results, but the Haskell bit failed to compile on my Mac with the -fvia-C flag. Without the -fvia-C flag, the Haskell version takes about 11 times as long to run as the C version. A simple Go version runs at the sam
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Stuart Hameroff defends Orch-OR theory of consciousness
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IPython has a web-based notebook interface like Mathematica(ipython.org)
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The antenna reminds me of branch cuts in complex analysis. I suspect there is a connection here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branch_point#Branch_cuts
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It can be written more concisely with fold. $ ghci Prelude> let getFromList ls pred = foldl (\x y -> if x `pred` y then x else y) (head ls) (tail ls) Prelude> getFromList [1..10] (<) 1 Prelude> getFromList [1
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Here's a shorter version: fizzbuzz x | x `mod` 3 == 0 && x `mod` 5 == 0 = "FizzBuzz" | x `mod` 3 == 0 = "Fizz" | x `mod` 5 == 0 = "Buzz" | otherwise = show x main = putStr $ unlines $ ma
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Here's a way to do it in Haskell: let step row = zipWith (+) (0:row) (row++[0]) let triangle = iterate step [1] take 10 triangle