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Category Theory - A Natural Transformation in JavaScript(johnbender.us)
2 points by jergason 14y ago|0 comments
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Node.js Philosophy: Many Small Separate Modules(github.com)
4 points by jergason 14y ago|1 comments
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SciRuby Summer of Code(sciruby.com)
8 points by jergason 14y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
This feels like the intersection of a technology problem and a communication problem. What do you do when someone says something that is technically wrong? I understand not wanting to embarrass someone else, but I also see Yehuda's point of
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NMatrix: SciRuby's Matrix and Linear Algebra Library(github.com)
5 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
This is really disappointing. I was hoping to do some stuff with Go on ARM, but it looks like they are not too concerned about this bug.
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by jergason 15y ago
I really like the design of the site. Clean, minimal, but still unique with lots of personality.
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by jergason 15y ago
I think some men consume clothing this way. I think there are some who use the model of wearing lots of different clothes as well. I would if I could, but for now I stick to a small number of comfortable pants and shirts.
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by jergason 15y ago
I love this idea. I am a poor, but fashion-conscious man. Is there a similar service for men out there?
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by jergason 15y ago
Sent Jason Chaffetz (my representative) the following email: Disgusted With The TSA I was looking forward to seeing the TSA respond to Bruce Schneier's criticisms in the Oversight Committee meeting today. He is one of the world's experts on
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by jergason 15y ago
FYI, you can set bash to vi mode with `set keymap vi && set -o vi`.
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by jergason 15y ago
Awesome. I wish all conferences had live streams. Will be tuning in throughout the day.
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Bootstrapping Design Ch 4: Typography [pdf](bootstrappingdesign.com)
2 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
@JSJabber is the Twitter account. The RSS feed is right on the website.
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A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy(shirky.com)
2 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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A roundup of the nicest figures recently published in scientific journals(nicefigure.org)
2 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
Can someone smarter at physics than I am explain how this works? The article specifically suggests use in hard drives, but how soon could this realistically be used in commercial hard drives?
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by jergason 15y ago
I really wish they didn't link the w3schools at the bottom under resources. They are a spammy, and often incorrect, resource for learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. MDN has better docs, no ads, and no trying to sell you dubious "certificati
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Captain Obvious on JavaScript(github.com)
8 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
Neil Postman ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Postman ) is the author of Amusing Ourselves to Death, a fantastic book on the danger of our ever-increasing access to information.
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Neil Postman: Five Things We Need to Know About Technological Change(mat.upm.es)
1 points by jergason 15y ago|1 comments
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A Semi-Formal Description of the Ruby Object Model(atalon.cz)
2 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
Also forces you to build your server-side stuff as an api, which makes it much easier for others to consume.
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Embedded CoffeeScript Templates(backbonecoffeescript.com)
1 points by jergason 15y ago|0 comments
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by jergason 15y ago
The phrase "Hope after [anything] I will do [anything else]." seems to rarely happen, in my experience. My life tends towards more demands on my time, not less.
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by jergason 15y ago
CS is still the most popular game on Steam[1] if you count both Source and 1.6, and has been for years. It is still played professionally[2], with a major tournament happening right now[3]. [1]: http://store.steampowered.com/stats/ [2]:
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by jergason 15y ago
Some labs do lots of work in Ruby. It would be nice to stick with Ruby for analysis of your data as well. Kindof like the cas for server-side JavaScript: less friction between code in the server and browser.
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by jergason 15y ago
Plenty of real science happens in SciPy. http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cites=2086009121748039507&... is the list of papers on Google Scholar that cite the SciPy website. Biology, machine learning, physics, and more.
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by jergason 15y ago
That is correct. I am somewhat connected to a few guys working on this, and I saw the article and thought I would share.
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SciRuby(sciruby.com)
225 points by jergason 15y ago|61 comments

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