mark_h

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by mark_h 18y ago
Does your project have a website?
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by mark_h 18y ago
Hard to believe this hasn't been posted before; I was just reading a few of their publications ( http://vpri.org/html/words_links/articles_ifnct.php ) recently. There's some great stuff in there. The STEPS tech report is great reading, an
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by mark_h 18y ago
Fair enough, I have to admit I haven't checked out your blog before. The age did occur to me, but Leopard is still current and I thought it was a good read. I was mainly interested in if there had been any HN discussion on it. Thanks.
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by mark_h 18y ago
That was a good read, thanks. Has it been submitted to HN?
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by mark_h 18y ago
That looks quite interesting, thanks for that.
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IDE-like navigation pane for emacs (speedbar replacement), out of google(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
4 points by mark_h 18y ago|0 comments
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by mark_h 18y ago
Via LWN, where a commenter also mentioned a Scientific American article on the topic: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=open-source-thinking http://lwn.net/Articles/323763/
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Open Arms: Open-source Prosthetics(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by mark_h 18y ago|1 comments
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by mark_h 18y ago
http://www.kingcorn.net/ (I haven't actually seen this yet, but the thread reminded me of the trailer) Here's a direct link to the trailer, since the above link is a bit slow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiCRwMMh9k8
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by mark_h 18y ago
I wasn't sure if the title was really appropriate, but I was thinking of how facebook seems to be adopting a lot of friendfeed features, and now Reader too. Then I noticed that a techcrunch article with a similar title was submitted almost
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Another Friendfeed competitor? Google reader adds conversations for shared items(googlereader.blogspot.com)
6 points by mark_h 18y ago|1 comments
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by mark_h 18y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if you're right, but this may carry the risk that it would reinforce the perception that Apple is all Steve Jobs and they can't innovate without him.
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by mark_h 18y ago
Try this one, from even further afield (not to mention the hype around how it is collected!): http://tasmanianrain.com/ (I'm from Tasmania, and I've never seen it -- I suspect you can only buy it in L.A.)
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by mark_h 18y ago
This is a few years old now, and I just submitted it to see if it had already been posted and what discussion there might have been. (The title doesn't tell the full story either; he ends up experimenting with a lot more than that). It's s
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Journalist and amateur cyclist documents his experimentation with HGH(outside.away.com)
9 points by mark_h 18y ago|2 comments
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by mark_h 18y ago
Exactly; the graph analysis was most interesting to me. The current situation is well beyond overloaded, and open to frequent gaming. One attractive possibility if this took off is that conferences/journals could become less important as p
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Web of trust for scientific peer review(code.google.com)
5 points by mark_h 18y ago|3 comments
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by mark_h 18y ago
Sites have seen as much as 40-50% more comments... I wonder if there was a noticeable change in tone or quality though, with the decreased barrier to commenting.
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by mark_h 18y ago
There's a very accessible paper by sigfpe on both the topic in general, and an implementation using operator-overloading in C++: http://homepage.mac.com/sigfpe/paper.pdf (Automatic Differentiation, C++ Templates and Photogrammetry) I see
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by mark_h 18y ago
Given their tight time-window they probably couldn't hang around until the ATM was free. I wonder how many people got to stand in line behind someone who was repeatedly withdrawing large amounts of cash? (I suppose it was probably done at
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by mark_h 18y ago
Wow.. that sounds seriously impressive. Single-page print version: http://www.networkworld.com/community/print/38366
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Gin, Television, and Social Surplus(shirky.com)
4 points by mark_h 18y ago|0 comments
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Gmail can now add your location to your signature(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
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AppEngine now allows HTTP requests (urllib2, etc)(googleappengine.blogspot.com)
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I reject your rejection(gaborcselle.com)
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by mark_h 18y ago
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work any more in cocoa emacs.
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by mark_h 18y ago
Andrew Myers has a shell script called mvsed that does something similar, using sed to specify the patterns. Found it: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/useful.html
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by mark_h 18y ago
A commenter on proggit mentioned the Brazilian city of Curitiba as a great example of urban planning, and it's certainly worth reading up on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curitiba#Urban_planning
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by mark_h 18y ago
I can recommend OpenLayers as well -- a very clean codebase too, in my experience to date. It can combine multiple different data sources (including google maps), as well as having a wealth of controls and hooks available. It doesn't seem
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Location-aware software on Linux (Gnome)(arstechnica.com)
1 points by mark_h 18y ago|0 comments

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