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Rejected
(vf.utwente.nl)
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Matt Balze's Slides for the RSA Conference 2011
(crypto.com)
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US scientists significantly more likely to publish fake research
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Terror chief tries to board plane with banned liquids
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When in doubt, shout
(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
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London Stock Exchange smashes world record trade speed with Linux
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kaiser
16y ago
using html 5 on your ipad ??? ;-) You don't need Flash to watch video on the web. The problem is that most flash content out there is designed for big screens and mouse interaction. Therefore the flash experience on mobile devices is far fr
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kaiser
16y ago
found the link for the firmware: http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-pa...
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16y ago
You are right. It's just Google advocates so strongly open standards (check the first 10 min of google i/o keynote)and now they are directly supporting flash in Chrome and Android. imho it's just very inconsistent. I'm still trying to figur
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16y ago
yes, but it's not an iphone/apple problem, but a carrier issue. Wouldn't be surprised if you cannot tether with Android mobiles on some carriers.
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16y ago
sorry, my iphone tethers since 3.0 (depends on the carrier :) the media sync and streaming sound lie an awesome feature. Considering flash ... I find it sad, that google is actually supporting it. Where is the open standards idea there?? Ot
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16y ago
I also wondered ... is there no firmware to download and flash on your device? We have a nexus in the lab and I would love to try froyo out. With Apple, you always get the new versions/betas the same day they are announced and can play arou
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17y ago
Sad, you don't see any real ui interaction. Also remembering the N97 promotion videos and reality, let's wait and see.
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17y ago
Developer friendliness/ support? I only played with the first Android release so far. Yet, honestly, for me the Iphone developer documentation and support seem by far better. Openness? Why do I still have to jailbreak and unlock an Android
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Pypy- a framework for implementing interpreters
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18y ago
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18y ago
Yes, great lib (totally forget about the python bindings). I was using it under matlab works like a charm
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18y ago
I am currently playing around with it. Decent support vector machine implementation. However, I have some problems with it. It is by far not as hugh as weka http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/ It is in python (big plus) and seems to be
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18y ago
SICP really changed the way I look at computer science. So enlightening: data and commands are interchangeable etc. I was surprised to see so many bad reviews on amazon. Although flipping through them, it seems they just don't 'want' to und
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18y ago
Although it is great to have lectures, slides etc. online (check also the Open Course Ware initiative from MIT), it is still a difference if you are just listening to the lectures or if you can really interact with the people attending. Ed
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18y ago
forgets to focus on the addiction factor. Pen and paper works as well, if they are used. If a child does maths with the DS and it is addictive, ... I know it from my own experience. I play more often brain age on my DS than I sit down and s