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I have to give credit for the idea of the article to Bret Victor. I think it was his "stop drawing dead fish" presentation during which he mentioned algebra and geometry as just different views for mathematics.
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Algebra and geometry – the MVC way of understanding mathematics
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I don't agree with the comments that the site looks bad. For one, the font is amazing! The layout is extremely clear and functional, a lot of carefully crafted details make this site very polished. Thumbs up!
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Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century
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Vilnius, Remote or Relocation, Full Time, Contract Stack: Objective-C+CoreData, C, Python+PostgreSQL, SVG+JavaScript Resume: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/morganwilde Contact: "wilde.morgan"+"".join(
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InFORM – a tangible display from the MIT Media Lab
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I found this in the comment thread under the recent post on writing a kernel. I think it was Terry himself that put up the link there. The amount of work and knowledge required to do what he did is just astonishing.
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The 64-Bit Temple Operating System
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Giving up is the best feeling
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Making WebGL Dance
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Show HN: A non-digital tool to increase your productivity
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Oculus has been one of the most forward looking companies to hit the scene recently. This acquisition shows that Mark is well able to look far into the future. Personally, I find this as a very good sign, since we now have Google and Facebo
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Breakthroughs happen in obscurity
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It's sort of like being omnipresent, how could it not be intriguing. One thing that's missing - live 3D footage viewable with your Oculus Rift... One can dream.
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13y ago
I absolutely loved this course! Paul Hegarty is a genius and a wonderful educator.
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Legacy as a barrier to innovation.
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Disney takes a chainsaw to the Star Wars expanded universe
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Was an interesting exercise :), I got in at 10:15 with all the SO I had to do.
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Laws of thermodynamics
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Thank you, Hollywood
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I applaud the effort, especially the virtual keyboard with the actual meaning of vi commands, instead of HJKL.
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I totally support this statement. Longterm thinking is based on first principles. [edit] Should be based on first principles.
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I greatly appreciated all the feedback I received last time, hopefully this article will show for that.
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Where to begin when learning C? Part 2 - Entry points
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A valid point longterm, but for different reasons that I have for discussing C.
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e12e, this is something I didn't think about, but fits perfectly into me theme of "zooming out". Thanks!
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Are you trying to dispute the fact that `main()` is THE entry point for any C program? I'd be interested in hearing a more comprehensive explanation.
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WOW, you should post that LaTeX document regardless of it being unfinished! Just the fact that you spent so much effort, requires some sort of release :)
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Nice suggestion. Although I can't seem where one would have to look for those "pretty colours" you mentioned, I certainly can't see any of them on my Mac terminal...
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13y ago
Absolutely, but my way of going about this would be to first show _why_ something is a best practice, rather than forcing people to take it at face value.
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