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kaddar
17y ago
You make good arguments, but you didn't pull them out of a briefcase and hand them to me, so I'm not convinced.
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kaddar
17y ago
It seems hardly fair that the waterloo students have already submitted their AI for it while the problem description page ( http://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/contest/problem_description.php ) is empty.
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kaddar
17y ago
Agreed, yet it is so random and hard to predict who will attempt to enforce patents and which patents are actually valid that it is basically unfair to small companies who seek to compete and innovate. I point it out because it is useful to
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kaddar
17y ago
Isn't map reduce patented by google?
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kaddar
17y ago
wow you comment your code a lot
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kaddar
17y ago
I'm a bit irked by the conclusion here: "Apparently the typewriter example is of such importance to many writers because it can so easily persuade people that an interventionist technology policy is necessary. How else to explain its contin
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kaddar
17y ago
These are all overlapping fields, but now I'd like to see a list for data mining! (OLAP + Clustering + frequent pattern ... etc)
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kaddar
17y ago
Ok awesome, just wanted to check :)
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kaddar
17y ago
This is a good list. That said, Why second edition intro to algs? Why not third? also, considering that intro to algs is one of the "Books Programmers Claim to Have Read" http://www.billthelizard.com/2008/12/books-programmers-dont-...
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17y ago
His claims about np-completeness implies that his research needs to be seriously questioned.
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Google Wave security flaw, Javascript Injections possible
(linearlyindependent.com)
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17y ago
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