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jauco
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Ah, I misunderstood you previous comment.
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That's been requested a few times already. Normally I'd grumpily write "search the archives before posting feature requests", but, wel...
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Using morphine for recreational uses isn't more accepted then heroine.
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I don't agree. The acceptance of morphine (a very pure form of heroine) as a painkiller hasn't really created laxer rules about heroine for recreational uses either.
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18y ago
Do you mean "Just dump ajax and use flash" or "flash get's around the cross domain problem"? nevermind, google is quicker than asking questions: http://blog.monstuff.com/archives/000280.html
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and don't forget that 32% of the statistics is made up on the spot.
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Draw excelent pictures by writing javascript
(azarask.in)
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The page seems deleted. Google's snippet tells me that it used to contain: Sorry, karma-whores. Thursday, June 26, 2008. We are no longer counting karma for self-posts. That is all. posted by david [ketralnis] 1) what happen
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from the comments: The plaintext passwords are bad enough, but I think the biggest WTF here is that they give you the "Sorry, we don't recognize that email address." error if you enter an address not in their database. I hit it about 20 ti
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http://www.hackszine.com http://www.instructables.com http://www.hackaday.com/
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I'm always amazed by this. Why would you keep your computer running if you're not using it? just for comparing lengths?
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Google group on discussing efficent algorithms
(groups.google.com)
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I guess the articles author is not talking about strokes per minute but rather how well you're able to put your thoughts into words. That's a skill that's more on the same level as programming.
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the fact that the interview ends with "Thanks a lot, we'll contact you in 6-12 months" instead if a rejection/hire
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Minimalism
(diveintomark.org)
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probably spam
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from pep 3099: At one point lambda was slated for removal in Python 3000. Unfortunately no one was able to come up with a better way of providing anonymous functions. And so lambda is here to stay. But it is here t
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about as large as the definition of 'hacker'
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So the moral of my story is you can give 1000 people a computer and even if only 4 people start doing great stuff with it, its better than no people. They did spend EUR 200 for each computer, so if it only helped 4 out of 1000 kids, then
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That thought hit me too, but actively growing new crops will take out at least as much carbon as the bugs produce (nihil ex nihilo fit). The problem with fossil fuels is that it takes lots of carbon that was safely tucked away and reintrod
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He's transcribing a speach. Speakings always more verbose than writing.
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that's not how chance works. The chance that a given child becomes a boy is about 50% even though I am a boy. As the article explains: rerunning everything in a near-identical situation does not mean the same events happen. So based on the
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there's an even better technique called Chisenbop. It allows you to defer basic calculations to a mechanical process. It's described in "mind performance hacks" from o'reilly. http://www.ludism.org/mentat/MindPerformanceHacks_2fTurnYour...
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http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=wumi replace wumi with pg or rms or whomever.
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A jquery implementation for GWT
(blog.kusiri.com)
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Try reading up on latent semantic analysis. It also uses vector calculus, but works a bit different IIRC. It can be used to identify words that are used in the same context and therefore should be the same. I'm not sure if it is directly ap
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If you want to say plus 1, you should just vote on the comment instead of making a new post. It's both nicer to the author and it reduces the noise in the thread.
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so let's give them more reasons to switch :-)
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It's brings it down to one request _and_ it reduces the filesize. Requests are relatively slow, you want as few as reasonable possible.
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only stupid programmers the thing is, you can't just read a book about design patterns (any book, no matter how well written) and know when to apply them. You'll have to try it, make mistakes, learn from them, make mistakes in the opposit
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