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New Entrophy Battery pulls energy from difference in salinity
(physorg.com)
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What Does Monad Mean? (2009)
(projects.tmorris.net)
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Javascript Mandelbrot Set Fractal Renderer
(blogs.gnome.org)
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Had a random moment and posted my pointers as a reply to the wrong parent ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2300374 ). To reiterate I found both "Manhood" and "Raising Boys" by Steve Biddulph ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Bidd
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I found both "Manhood" and "Raising Boys" by Steve Biddulph ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Biddulph ) interesting reads. I can't say I agreed with everything in them, but they were thought provoking with the obligatory "that's obvio
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NoteSlate /// intuitively simple monochrome paper alike tablet device
(noteslate.com)
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Towards Browse-Based Browsing with Home Dash
(mozillalabs.com)
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Search on for Tyche, believed to be largest planet in the solar system
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Pysistence: a project to make functional programming in python easier
(packages.python.org)
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Drying your Smoked Sausages in your Datacenter
(shermann.name)
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MIND MELD: The Future Of Publishing
(sfsignal.com)
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Amazon Kindle e-book downloads outsell paperbacks
(bbc.co.uk)
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vsvim also provides a lot of Vim goodness in VS. The main lacking feature (for me, personally) is macro support.
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Earthweb (available for free from the Baen free library as an ebook) makes use of that very idea, although more as 'generic' stock markets than casino style.
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Using multiple processes in Python (rather than multiple threads) avoids many of the limitations of the GIL, and the new concurrent package (according to the PEP) can use the processing module or the threading module. Processes in Python do
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Disclaimer: I've not used ViEmu. As I understand it, VsVim is a much younger project that is open source, rapidly progressing and has set itself the goal of being good at the things it does and not trying to expand those too fast. ViEmu (no
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Not really. Both are excellent tools (in completely different ways).
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Getting Creative Things Done
(the99percent.com)
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A Taste of F# - Today and Future
(blogs.msdn.com)
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A lot of them are already conveniently gathered in the book of Proverbs (see my comment above)
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Proverbs. It conveniently has 31 chapters (one for each day of the month) and is full of useful... well, proverbs. The mix of the painfully down to earth and strongly God centred is helpful sometimes as well. Edit: this isn't so much a sugg
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CoffeeScript on Windows: how to roast coffee?
(blog.mnasyrov.com)
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This is identica, a (federated) micro-blogging service
(identi.ca)
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http://identi.ca/ Federated twitter clone, powered by status.net
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Stack Overflow Homepage Changes
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Alternatively, they might have come across Six Sigma ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma ) and decided it was relevant.
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Guessing nationality from names is always risky, but I don't think the author is American :-)
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Just to note: I'm not affiliated with the project in anyway, but it did save me an unreasonable amount of time recently. So I thought I'd spread the joy.
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You can just tap the center for a space as well. The 'don't end on the center to lift and then continue the word' behaviour is invaluable to me as I learn, and I have no idea why it's not mentioned in the tutorial. Also, if you make a mista
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It is, but as mentioned in the same thread the parser side of things is pretty complete and quite robust already. It's also a nicely written piece of code if you need to dig in and change anything. Finally, the fact it's MIT licensed means
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