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by jtfairbank 13y ago
You mean the students at UIUC's ACM chapter. ;)
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Every year the UofI ACM puts on an AI programming game competition. I've competed and worked on the 2012 game, its a lot of fun. If you're a student or corp in the midwest, take a trip down in October. And the game is usually l
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by jtfairbank 13y ago
Just a heads up- your headshot flashes white every time a new reader loads or leaves your page and the XXX readers are here line updates. Its quite distracting now, since you're on the front page of HN and a lot of people are going to
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by jtfairbank 13y ago
Sounds great! Looks like you can find similar functionality in underscore.js, although they ask you to do the checking explicitly, ie `isBoolean(true)`.
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Is there any way to preview it? At the very least some screenshots that show the user what the web app can do would be very helpful. :)
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Oooh I'm studying abroad in Lund right now. Which hack spaces do you go to and when? I'd love to meet some other devs and get away for a weekend to work.
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by jtfairbank 13y ago
Did some research into old HN posts and found the following: Bug Tracking * http://raygun.io/ * http://errorception.com/ Issue Reporting / Recommendations * http://www.bugher
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Ask HN: How can I track errors in my webapp?
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However doctor's compensation is measured in a variety of ways depending on the hospital. Some doctors might get paid hourly or by a fuzzier metric of how much time a procedure takes, so they may not want to use this type of system.
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by jtfairbank 13y ago
Hello Hacker News! This is my first blog post ever, so please give me feedback if you see anything wrong or that I can improve on. :) Also, if anyone knows more about FERPA than I do, can you comment on if Piazza's use of student emai
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Email campaign suggestions based on a Piazza campaign gone wrong.(jtfairbank.com)
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He didn't predict anything- he analyzed the existing technology and infrastructure to conclude that the cost-to-benefit ration was too high. His argument stands until a 'black swan' type breakthrough occurs, and by its very
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Why do you say that scientific writing was better in the '90s? I'm just curious, not challenging your claim.
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by jtfairbank 14y ago
Check out http://electionanalytics.cs.illinois.edu/ for an alternative to Nate Silver. It uses bayesian analysis and dynamic program to come up with a deterministic snapshot of the election. It is based on the polling data, so if the dat
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by jtfairbank 14y ago
Check out http://electionanalytics.cs.illinois.edu/ for an alternative to Nate Silver. It uses bayesian analysis and dynamic program to come up with a deterministic snapshot of the election.
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Show HN: Election Analytics UIUC(electionanalytics.cs.illinois.edu)
2 points by jtfairbank 14y ago|0 comments