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Pythonist's thoughts on Clojure after 3 days of learning and coding
(sayspy.blogspot.com)
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Get a lot of high power projectors, creating 3d models of the building, animate parts of the 3d models, and project it into the 2d plane of the building. See this video for additional reference. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDHfa03XzaM
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India develops world's cheapest "laptop" at $35
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In Hungary, Mogul Finds Fertile Area for Software
(nytimes.com)
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Indeed, the current autopilot implemented has the initial "proportional controller" feedback loop, which only stabilizes the flight vehicle, which is a crucial first step to building a guidance system on top of that.
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Creating a Quadrotor autopilot with Clojure & Flight Simulator
(nakkaya.com)
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I do think that the best engineering ethos that I admire is that engineers are not just motivated by a payday but to build something useful for everyone. HP at its best time represented that. I do like that his quote at the end: "Companie
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Japanese Playing a New Video Game: Catch-Up
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Microsoft's Stephen Elop moves to Nokia -- what a waste
(betanews.com)
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How Rich ARE You?
(budgetsaresexy.com)
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Will America’s universities go the way of its car companies?
(economist.com)
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The future of the camera is - the computer
(eoshd.com)
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Thanks! Not a bad solution, though not a perfect. I just search some of the newest HN entry. It seems to have a 2-3 hour lag to crawl and update to the latest post.
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Ask HN: How to avoid double-post in HN?
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Yeah, the birds was quite striking. It reminded of a similar effort that was written in Processing by Robert Hodgin. http://www.flight404.com/blog/?p=81 If I recall, certain parts of Processing was ported to javascript for the express
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From my impression of this article, detailing a former executive's proscription to saving Nokia, Nokia has very bureaucratic and change-adverse middle management layer. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/22/nokia_manifesto_risk...
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Ask HN: How kind of digital asset management systems do you use?
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An article worth reading for a lot of astute observations. Andy doesn't shy away from making painful points. One of his more striking quotes: "But what kind of a society are we going to have if it consists of highly paid people doing high
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16y ago
Well said, alnayyir. I eventually fixed the script, and also endded up running a dual boot Ubuntu install. But, my experience with other more mature languages like Java and Ruby do not involve that level of pain and time. Like joe_the_use
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This article definitely speaks to my experience starting in Clojure. Lots of the Clojure pioneers seem to develop in Unix environment like Linux or OSX. A lot of times, their unix shell build scripts are not directly portable to Window's
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Yeah, interesting how everything in the clip suggest speed. The music, the quick cut, starship Enterprise hitting warp.
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The fascinating part for me is toward the end of the article where he talked about the 2005 Playchess.com competition, in which teams of humans are free to use computers to compete in Chess. To everyone's surprise, a team of amateurs with
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18y ago
I actually sympathize with Geithner. You have to look at Geithner's approach from a system design point of view. All things being equal, financial instruments will prefer less regulation over more. As other areas of the financial system