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by kleevr 17y ago
That's why I use a second iPhone to take pictures of the first iPhone taking said pictures...
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by kleevr 17y ago
Just to offer a different perspective. As a guy currently from Oklahoma(whose just about to fly the coop for even better reasons); if I was still in school and had a weak CV, I would still jump on something like this. In fact, if I wasn't
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by kleevr 17y ago
Thanks! How apt.
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by kleevr 17y ago
So, I read this article early today. Then later, I was just googling interesting things, and thus surfing ensued... I landed here ( http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090119104804AA... ), and noticing the nature of the comments/
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by kleevr 17y ago
When I'm (attempting) a critical listening of music. I prefer to explore it in it's larger context (typically as an album). Some 'albums', definitely not all CDs, have a greater architecture than any one song can completely embody, and th
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by kleevr 17y ago
I wonder if we'll be able to have IBM:DeepQA and Wolfram:Alpha compete against each other at Jeopardy...
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IBM: Watson takes on Jeopardy(research.ibm.com)
1 points by kleevr 17y ago|1 comments
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Escher and the Droste effect(escherdroste.math.leidenuniv.nl)
10 points by kleevr 17y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
I recently finished reading Mythical Man-Month. That book is awesome. It's like Sun Tzu's Art of War, but for programming complex software systems.
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by kleevr 18y ago
Well put smoody. I've been trying to decide where I wanted to go next (boston and boulder among them), and my choice just crystallized. Thanks.
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Warner Music Targeting More than YouTube(eff.org)
1 points by kleevr 18y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
You could look where Ray Kurzweil gets some of his data points for "The Singularity is Near". If you serious you could check around for a similar academically compiled list of "significant" historical events. (I think Ray mentioned doing
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Google Begins Behavioral Targeting Ad Program(eff.org)
1 points by kleevr 18y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
Sorry, their site went down for maintenance shortly after I submitted... I found another copy here: http://www.mindswap.org/~aditkal/research/papers/ontoSW/ont-...
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Ontology-Oriented Design and Programming [pdf](citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
3 points by kleevr 18y ago|1 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
At my HS, when you were a junior/senior they had a deal where you could attend classes at a tech institute for free. I spent two weeks learning about wiring offices (pull cables, etc) before I decided I'd rather go the social development r
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by kleevr 18y ago
This might be a silly question, but could anyone recommend a solid resource on case studies of fairly recent startups? ...wait a second, a stupid detector is going off in my head, let me check something real quick... (googles "founders a
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by kleevr 18y ago
I second web service load testing.
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by kleevr 18y ago
...speaking of slow... I just found out why my shell was so slow: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2007/11/08/update-g...
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12 Principles for Fair Commerce in Software...(fairterms.org)
2 points by kleevr 18y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
Have they gone to plaid?
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by kleevr 18y ago
Any thoughts on how google-integrated tools like HNSearch (webmynd) will play a role in the present-future of the post-google-"search monopoly"?
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by kleevr 18y ago
makes me want to learn lisp, but not until I'm speedy in python LISP, you're next and I do expect to have my mind thoroughly blown when I 'get it'... I was thinking about code-emitting and meta programming in C#, and I realised that what y
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by kleevr 18y ago
Erm, I get protocal erros when I attempt to run the first test.
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by kleevr 18y ago
If they started to support torrents, they could slap an RSS feed on it and you could pull them into Miro.
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by kleevr 18y ago
This is great. I've been watching some lectures online recently and found myself wishing for a good consolidated site. I wish there catalog was a bit bigger, but with luck this will grow. I wish they had some social tools too. Like a fo
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by kleevr 18y ago
You might be able to use twitter as your sms bridge. Also, I don't think carriers change to email out sms. Most carriers let you send an sms by emailing: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/939/sms_email_cingular_nextel...
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by kleevr 18y ago
Maybe this should be a separate 'Ask HN', but... Previously over the last 6 years I've coded in PERL, PHP, JAVA, and C#. I'm currently 'retraining' myself over to Python for scripting and web programming (django). I plan to stick with Java
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by kleevr 18y ago
further study: Vantage Point, (2008) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443274/
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by kleevr 18y ago
like open a twitter acount, and pull it for pm match on user name, parse out time in '4pm(-5pm) <text-descriptor>', and also use dm to send sms responses.. anyways, nifty

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