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by jnazario 13y ago
i had been a C++ hater for a long time, partly because of the environment i was in (strongly C, anti-C++) and partly because most of the C++ hackers i knew enjoyed abusing language features. i'm reading a bunch of C++ lately and i have to s
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Ethical Hacker on NPR's The Story(thestory.org)
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by jnazario 13y ago
if google is interested then someone else is likely to be and may not kill it, too.
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The Idea Myth(epaley.com)
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Libsregex - A non-backtracking regex engine library for large data streams(github.com)
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Elonmusk: 1st firing of Falcon 9-R rocket(twitter.com)
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Recap of TED 2013(whohastimeforthis.blogspot.com)
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After 16 Years of Agency Life, Copywriter's First Solo Ad Is an Instant Hit(adweek.com)
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Max Headroom and the Strange World of Pseudo-CGI(cartoonbrew.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
i came here to say something like this, albeit a lot less tactfully. that said, i admit that i'm torn. on the one hand, we definitely need people to study history, language, writing, etc. the arts, and the liberal arts, are what help define
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by jnazario 13y ago
neat, and a nice clean demo of django. myself, i wrote a HN clone one afternoon (when HN was down for several hours) using flask. since i'm the only user, i feed it with twitter. what i did was set up a twitter account - @hacktweetnews - an
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Steve Marron on “Big Data”(normaldeviate.wordpress.com)
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Presentation About The Rise Of Mobile And The Massive Implications(businessinsider.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
sad that this isn't getting more attention here. it has all sorts of implications for people who are looking for ideas for their startups - and what to avoid - who want to reach a big market. pair this with this WaPo piece: http://www.wash
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10,000 Hours May Not Make a Master After All(healthland.time.com)
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Chinese DIY Inventions(theatlantic.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
it's usually a mix of things. first, while you may be drawn to that type of work, not everyone is. some people really enjoy the work they do in other parts of the company. second, if you're drawn to it, you need to identify the path to it a
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by jnazario 13y ago
you describe some use cases of RSS that are machine to machine, and that may be true, but i was focusing on the end user that Reader targets, namely people.
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RSS is dead, that's why Google killed Reader(plus.google.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
i originally opened the link expecting to conclude the same thing, however if you read the article again i think the guy is a) highly qualified to complain (after all he chaired HotOS's PC, no small recognition of his stature in the communi
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The Recomputation Manifesto(arxiv.org)
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by jnazario 13y ago
i often tell people "if your solution to moving data necessarily involves shipping contracts" as opposed to "we'll just upload it" or even "i'll just burn it to a DVD", you're not in big data. (this is akin to "if you don't worry about powe
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Mathgen: Randomly generated math papers(thatsmathematics.com)
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Coverity: large open source and small closed source projects are worst quality(venturebeat.com)
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Obama orders agencies to make data open, machine-readable by default(arstechnica.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
google cache version as the original is not accessible
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Diablo III Economy Broken by an Integer Overflow Bug(webcache.googleusercontent.com)
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Go-raft: A Go implementation of the Raft distributed consensus protocol(github.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
Forcing them to add complexity has already failed there is nothing extra the user has to do, which is explicitly stated in the paper.
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For Their Eyes Only: Commercialization of digital spying(citizenlab.org)
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