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by mlLK 17y ago
C Programming Notes by Steve Summit should also help you get through the K&R, http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/cclass/notes/top.html ; although, you'll probably get the most benefit from doing the problems/examples from K&R.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Some helpful reminders for learning any programming language, http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?LearningProgrammingLanguages .
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The content-based image retrieval problem(papersincomputerscience.org)
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by mlLK 17y ago
VirtualBox doesn't. =/
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by mlLK 17y ago
You would make Stanley Kubrick proud.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Dood, seriously what does any of that even mean? I mean ya there are going to be amateur enthusiasts in any development community, which was in short the entire basis of what separated the Linux community from the UNIX elitists. Just Google
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by mlLK 17y ago
Heh, never even knew there was a book for http://www.csszengarden.com/ (or was it that the garden was for css zen), still I probably got the most from doing little zengarden mock-ups; ya know sort of like a time-trial. . .[ramble]. . .Com
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Retired generals co-opted as radio and television analysts for Pentagon(salon.com)
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The Code Even the CIA Can't Crack (wired.com)
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by mlLK 17y ago
Your Internet is almost as ignorant as your statement, but I take it you already knew that given your factual characterization of some people not from the west. As long as the sentiment like this is taking precedence over, and please pardon
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by mlLK 17y ago
I dunno, something about pitching a product in this meta-capitalist language doesn't sit right with me. . .plus, the formula for this pitch seems to draw some big conclusions up front without much data for reinforcement. If anything, we sho
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Bringing Programming to End Users (acypher.com)
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A Portrait of Doug Engelbart(invisiblerevolution.net)
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Alan Kay on How Children Learn [pdf](vpri.org)
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by mlLK 17y ago
Awesome. 5 things I now know that I probably would have not known for years to come by making mistakes. Without a whole lot of experience with AJAX + that nagging feeling I'm implementing it wrong, it's practical rules like these that I can
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by mlLK 17y ago
Imagine a document editor. For the web? Passing the entire document asynchronously? In Archivd we use POST via Ajax anywhere the user mutates data. See, I'm still new to AJAX and from the type of apps that I use and experiment with are
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Ask HN: Why would anyone POST anything in AJAX?
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If Philosophers Were Programmers(developeronline.blogspot.com)
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by mlLK 17y ago
Englebart is my new hero. "The rate at which a person can mature is directly proportional to the amount of embarrassment he can tolerate." -Doug Engelbart http://www.dougengelbart.org/kids/justforkids.html#4
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by mlLK 18y ago
Does it? Think about it this way, why does this make right-wing nuts or technically inept parents go bonkers? A.) They a moral nut and they're reacting to the confluence of information and media as an invasion of privacy. B.) They fear that
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by mlLK 18y ago
I remember back in pre-teen days (just when I was starting to get curious), the internet was without Google, dial-up was fast, internet porn was innocent, and our home network consisted of one PC running Windows 3.1 in our living room. I re
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by mlLK 18y ago
Better yet, a sanity patch for designers/developers or an 'evolve already' patch for end-users. Otherwise, I say we all just roll back to lynx then none of this would be a problem.
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by mlLK 18y ago
This is somewhat of a shocker. . .all of a sudden this solution will refactor two browsers out of compliance that I've been designing for, well. . ,I guess how ever old IE6 is while factoring in a browser that I have never designed for let
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by mlLK 18y ago
Although it reads like a shameless plug for http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=549148 I was more or less interested in your thoughts and opinions than advertising their service.
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Networking in an Uncertain Economy(secretsofthejobhunt.com)
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Virtual Business Card...(spartx.com)
1 points by mlLK 18y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Who is the Laughing Man IRL?
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by mlLK 18y ago
is ok.
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by mlLK 18y ago
is interesting.
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by mlLK 18y ago
is an enthusiast.

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