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Node.js primer(radar.oreilly.com)
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by mck- 14y ago
See http://vimgolf.com/ One for Emacs would be fun
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BountyOSS: Crowdfunding for Open Source Software(bountyoss.com)
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Bullets about the Higgs Boson to get you through a cocktail party(quora.com)
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The World's Most Typical Person(huffingtonpost.com)
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by mck- 14y ago
Why is there a discrepancy? Isn't the goal to build a startup that'll last? If most startups have 2/3 founders, does that mean that is an effective size?
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Ask HN: how many co-founders should I opt for?
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Reminds me of V for Vendetta
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by mck- 14y ago
That IS kickass
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Consider superposition, where it is both true and false at the same time (and has been proven)
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by mck- 14y ago
Looks like Google got into OR recently: https://plus.google.com/117790530324740296539/posts/fcDYLZjH...
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by mck- 14y ago
Very good point. That's why cross-polination would be explosive. The ORite can identify the approach, where the hacker can implement it.
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by mck- 14y ago
I actually agree with you there. Since OR is so multi-disciplinary, it is paramount to have a broad knowledge of all the fields it touches. Although I specialised in OR in my masters, my bachelors was actually CS&Economics/Business, whi
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by mck- 14y ago
That's a great question I've been struggling with for the last 3 years..
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by mck- 14y ago
I'm not writing CS grads off, as a matter of fact, my post is all about CS grads with OR research being the true future movers & shakers of the field, didn't I? I would have guessed that most OR research labs had a fair number of CS gr
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by mck- 14y ago
It is exactly this problem that I hope to address with this blog post, trying to induce more to cross the bridge between CS and OR. The point is that the OR sphere is really not that hard to understand (although ORites have done a pretty go
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Top Hackers, we need you for Operations Research(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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by mck- 14y ago
I like writing, because of it structures my thought and forces me to think it through thoroughly. It is also greatly satisfying to share the lessons learned down the road. So I don't think you shouldn't write for others. In the end, no one
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by mck- 14y ago
The coolest thing I found about this link is coderwall.com. First time seeing it, just signed up.. Looks like fun.
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by mck- 14y ago
well, old is not always old for everyone - it's reaching front page so clearly it's news for some people ;)
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by mck- 14y ago
What's discussed before? Sounds like pretty huge news to me - how come the world has been so quite for the last 2 months? I'm reading it for the first time, so it does make me wonder.. bunch of scientist claiming their 15 minutes of fame?
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Coolest Google Doodle ever? An interactive Turing Machine
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by mck- 14y ago
How about one for HN?
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Gistdeck: A presentation layer on top of Gist(gistdeck.herokuapp.com)
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Twitter crashes hard, Internet freaks out(money.cnn.com)
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by mck- 14y ago
Haha, thanks for clarifying, I see what you mean now.. Still sounds a little like micro-management (though you'd say quality assurance), which a lot of people (perhaps including yourself?) might find annoying (well, I do) How do you find th
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by mck- 14y ago
Thanks for sharing - wonderfully insightful post >> I've changed from the "anything goes" type boss to the "I'm going to be the asshole" over the past six months. Is this really, absolutely necessary? I'm not sure I could/would.. bu
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IndexTank Completely Down(isup.me)
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Is this the real story (and motivation) behind IndexTank?
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It's back up

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