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by moondistance 10y ago
Haskell Lovers Stealth Co. | Software Engineer | Menlo Park, CA | Full-time | Onsite Very well-funded startup seeking fellow Haskellers who would also enjoy coding exclusively in Haskell. Seeking all levels of experience (multiple positions
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by moondistance 10y ago
Baidu Research also recently announced DeepBench: https://svail.github.io/DeepBench/
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by moondistance 12y ago
"If one ceases offering one’s patents under the DPL, previous licensees keep their DPLs royalty-free, but the leaving user may have her licenses converted from royalty-free to fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms (FRAND) at t
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by moondistance 12y ago
Here's my perspective, fwiw: Intelligence is the capacity to acquire and apply knowledge. Knowledge is acquired when it is represented in a system. Action is the application of knowledge. Thus, all systems in which actions occur are in
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Elon Musk envisions electric supersonic airplanes(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by moondistance 13y ago|0 comments
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by moondistance 13y ago
wiggly lines: http://maximecb.github.io/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,0,1,3,3,1,3,3...
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Highlight adds support for pictures, fulfills the promise of Color.(blog.highlig.ht)
1 points by moondistance 14y ago|0 comments
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by moondistance 14y ago
I really like the planned features ( http://mostpop.com/idea/ ): -link recommendations and anti-recommendations (things you likely wouldn't have seen, but lots of other people have read) -a map of the Internet showing clusters of news sites
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What are the most popular news links today? Interesting approach.(mostpop.com)
3 points by moondistance 14y ago|1 comments
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Calculate statistics online in three steps (R frontend)(littlestat.com)
4 points by moondistance 14y ago|1 comments
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by moondistance 14y ago
Clickable link: http://littlestat.com
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Show HN: LittleStat.com, Calculate Statistics Online
5 points by moondistance 14y ago|1 comments
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Google's self-driving cars will be available to 'ordinary people' within 5 years(computerworld.com)
47 points by moondistance 14y ago|67 comments
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by moondistance 14y ago
Couldn't it - or a similar algorithm - be used as a bittorrent alternative with superior anonymity? If yes, this might become a more common use case.
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by moondistance 14y ago
Understanding that number requires some context: "share-based compensation expense related to pre-2011 restricted stock units (RSUs) was not recognized in advance of the initial public offering, and as a result of the initial public offerin
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by moondistance 14y ago
I'm interested in this platform, so I signed up and clicked through to the point where you are prompted to pay. I didn't see cap tables or information about the round being funded, beyond the amount to be raised. I assume most people would
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by moondistance 14y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of EPIC. Now that I've read more about EPIC and the executive order referenced in this article, I regret posting this link. The article does appear to significantly overstate the EO. But I appreciate all of your comme
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by moondistance 14y ago
I also thought that might be the case, before I read this part: "In explaining the order, the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) writes that the president has authorized the DHS "the authority to seize private facilities when nece
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Obama gives himself control of all communication systems in America(rt.com)
23 points by moondistance 14y ago|22 comments
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by moondistance 14y ago
I'm curious - what happens when an engineer wants to propose an idea? Do they need to get a PM on-board to lead the project? Who decides if the idea is good? The PM/engineer divide feels uncomfortable to me, but I have limited experience wi
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by moondistance 15y ago
This is actually already partially implemented. If you insert a snippet that includes a method/class (e.g. search for "screenshot"), a comment uniquely identifying the snippet is included in the inserted code. We currently aren't inserting
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by moondistance 15y ago
How does CodeMatch encourage "overlyDescriptiveNamesThatJustMakeTheCodeHarderToRead"? I don't think it does. Search results are not code snippets. If you're suggesting that the tool isn't useful or to be encouraged (as you seem to suggest i
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by moondistance 15y ago
How would you respond to this? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2905201 "Programmers would still need to search for methods to call. You can use CodeMatch to write snippets that call methods and CodeMatch can also auto-import libraries
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by moondistance 15y ago
Interesting point. Programmers would still need to search for methods to call. You can use CodeMatch to write snippets that call methods and CodeMatch can also auto-import libraries (or insert the classes/methods inline). Of course, this is
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by moondistance 15y ago
Thanks, versioning is really important. By default, when you create a snippet, it only appears in your search results. There is an option to submit a snippet to be included in the shared results. We're building a moderation system to handle
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by moondistance 15y ago
We think parameterized shortcuts will be the primary use case, but there are several other cases that we're also excited about. Code snippets can easily be shared (they are stored online) and code snippets are searchable (beyond memorized s
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by moondistance 15y ago
Thanks! Xcode and MSVS plugins are in progress. Should be available this fall. This is just the first release :)
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Show HN: CodeMatch: IDE autocomplete on overdrive (languageinterfaces.com)
102 points by moondistance 15y ago|63 comments
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Ask HN: Code Snippet Search within the IDE
3 points by moondistance 15y ago|0 comments
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by moondistance 15y ago
I attended the first startup school (in Boston). There was a large gathering at YC's office the night before the talks. A few of us were still there when pg was ready to leave. Despite having never met any of us before, he let us stay, aski

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