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Is this strictly limited to Turkish users? I have a feeling that if we were to consider apps in other languages we might find it's just a general problem amongst all users.
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The text was developed open source on GitHub and is available free here: http://homotopytypetheory.org/book/ It's very well done.
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I think this really helps justify Bitcoin as a viable currency to the public. Seeing relatively large sales being done with Bitcoin at a well-known retailer is a big confidence booster.
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I have a very similar story. I had an internship in high school doing bio research at a university. They basically wanted me to spend my whole summer counting cells with a digital microscope. I got bored pretty quickly and decided to write
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13y ago
I think it's actually kinda cool to see this. I'm not sure how fond I am of the whole Cannabis College thing, but it's good to see how legalization efforts have spurred industry and created opportunities.
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13y ago
Wow.... I can't believe it's that bad. While I can understand athletes performing at lower levels than average students, there are certainly basic minimums that must be met. If 8-10% are below a 3rd grade reading level as the arti
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13y ago
Cool piece. Looks like he's having a good time. How is Mega? I haven't tried it out yet. Is it worth checking out?
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13y ago
I really don't think his background/race/gender is much to blame. I think it's more of him being overly idealistic and letting all of his success go to his head. It's great that he thinks that Snapchat has the poten
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13y ago
It's great to see pre-college students pursuing technology and entrepreneurship. I didn't even view it as a desirable or viable career path until I started college. I would've appreciated a chance to get started in it at an e
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I'd imagine it would be sustained. Every year more and more money is poured into technology R&D as it becomes increasingly important. This helps match the difficulty of further development. Far in the future this may be an issue, b
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13y ago
It's so true. It would be much to risky to do that. Reddit could risk a Digg-like exodus if people got too pissed off. I think a more viable strategy would be to somehow expand the reach of reddit so that it isn't merely a replace
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13y ago
Hah, so true. I almost never use LaTex for anything other than text. Sure, you can draw DFA's/NFA's and trees with it... but it is so much easier to use other resources such as CS6 or sites like http://madebyevan.c
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13y ago
I've been using this site for quite a while when I first made my jump from OO and imperative programming to functional. The side-by-side comparison was very helpful. They also have code for just a ton of algorithms in general.
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13y ago
To be honest, it seems like he didn't get off too bad. I'm sure he made much more than was confiscated from him. The jail time isn't fun, but other 'hackers' have gotten much worse.
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13y ago
This is totally true. I am honestly blown away by how little focus Universities have on coding as compared to Computer Science. I understand that the degree is called "Computer Science" and not "Coding/Programming".
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13y ago
So it seems sometimes that being 'forced' to adhere to lightweight data structures and functional methods makes all the difference. I'd tend to agree with you, as I have noticed that it is hard to avoid OO and imperative tech
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13y ago
Now it would be interesting to see the request to compliance ratio as a function of time.... would be kinda cool if it stayed constant.
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13y ago
Interesting way for a 3rd party observer to get an idea of what was going on. It's nice that it was handled relatively well.
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13y ago
Completely true. But it is an interesting thought experiment and provides some insight into our current system and some changes we may want to make.
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13y ago
Looks pretty cool. I'll have to give it a shot. Look forward to the other features being implemented, specifically scatter plots given that I do a lot of work with them.
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13y ago
This is absolutely awesome. This will be super fun to play around with. Great work, I have more than a few friends who will be interested that are planning on working with OCaml for some classes.
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This whole filter is an entirely ridiculous idea. Blocking people from watching sex? It is absolutely asanine that we are so controlling and "scared" of one of the most important aspects of life. Sex shouldn't be something th
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13y ago
It's actually quite surprising to see how steady the income was, as opposed to a sudden 'boom' then a steady whimper. The great part is once you have that initial audience, it's even easier to generate larger revenue on
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This definitely looks very interesting. I think I'll give it a try later this week. It would be awesome to do some coding in Obj-c for HTTP services for a change. Also, the name works out perfectly (Objective-C)loud, hah.
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This is a very well written tutorial. Chrome users should make sure to activate scripts in their address bar to see the code.
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13y ago
Interesting concept to implement company-wide. It's much like having an intern and then giving them a full-time offer afterwards.
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13y ago
So, how legitimate is this claim? I feel like we hear about this all of the time, only to be disappointed later after further analysis.
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13y ago
Link to relevant paper. It's quite interesting: http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/ICWSM/ICWSM13/paper/view/6...
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13y ago
So true. It's hard to justify the United States calling themselves the "police of the world" when their actions are so hypocritical sometimes.
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13y ago
I'm almost a bit disappointed I missed out on those days. Having to code like that probably would've taught me several useful lessons.
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