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Kansas couple who live in a ‘digital hell’ sue mapping company MaxMind
(fusion.net)
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10y ago
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What Jane Jacobs Got Right and Wrong About Cities
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Legislating the Value of Pi
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11y ago
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11y ago
Interestingly, the linked article isn't actually available inside of mainland China at the moment. Maybe they're not running their own blog through the China-enabled portion of their CDN?
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The best book covers of 2014
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12y ago
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The Socialist Origins of Big Data
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14y ago
>> I guess there's only one way to find out: try. I like the lending library / coffee shop notion as well, and if you don't have a lot of runway to try this, you might be able to put out a signup sheet asking people to pre-commit t
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Yahoo.com redirects to mobile site on linux chrome
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14y ago
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15y ago
Unless I'm misreading the question, it's actually a good deal trickier than FizzBuzz - the difficult part isn't computing the "sustainability scores" from the input strings, but in maximizing the combination of product offers across the set
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15y ago
Even after applying your patch I had a little trouble getting everything to link properly on x86_64 Fedora (14). I ended up manually tweaking my make files after running qmake. Changed the LIBS line (in MLDemos/Makefile, _AlgorithmPlugins/&
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16y ago
It looks like this http://techcrunch.com/2005/09/19/mefeedia-named-best-of-the-... might be the review you're referencing?
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16y ago
The concept is great. Love the low friction of the free form input as well as the public/private dichotomy. One minor bug I encountered: If I enter "I like #foo" and save it, it is filed under the tag #foo. If I then edit that item to be "I