mtct

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31.
by mtct 13y ago
More I look at it and less I like it. The design is weird and certainly not elegant. Try to imagine it with 5 cables that come out from the "back" (a cylinder don't have a real back).
32.
by mtct 13y ago
10/10 You made me reply.
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Microsoft Corporation sponsors IPython(ipython.org)
150 points by mtct 13y ago|57 comments
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by mtct 13y ago
Ok, in the hall of fame everyone have a college degree. But for the millions of anonymous workers, college is really convenient?
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Komodo IDE 8.5 Released(activestate.com)
2 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
36.
by mtct 13y ago
Didn't your mother taught you that you have to eat your vegetables?
37.
by mtct 13y ago
It is not expected that you live only with Pop-Tarts, Skittles or Grape Soda.
38.
by mtct 13y ago
Well done /g/!
39.
by mtct 13y ago
I'm looking forward this. A good lightweight Qt DE is more than welcome.
40.
by mtct 13y ago
> This site is running only on the world's best browser Not worth my time
41.
by mtct 13y ago
creative common zero
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Public ROad Urban Driverless car test - PROUD Test 2013(vislab.it)
1 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
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by mtct 13y ago
core python programming and core python application programming are two good (not free and a bit old) intermediate python books. Think complexity is a free python book on algorithms and science. Python 3 Object Oriented Programming is a ver
44.
by mtct 13y ago
>or just for fun/to get a message in front of the 4chan community ("MODS=FAGS", promoting a board or thread/contest, etc) I'll buy one for sure
45.
by mtct 13y ago
not only in USA
46.
by mtct 13y ago
Wow, I didn't know these free speech prisons. Cynically amusing I've to say.
47.
by mtct 13y ago
Fortunately Python is becoming the new programming language for science and engineering, replacing FORTRAN and Matlab. Unfortunately I do not see many opportunities for growth in other sectors
48.
by mtct 13y ago
3000 are many people, I believe that not even google has all those people working on Android.
49.
by mtct 13y ago
Start an OSS project, on something you like, in your free time
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How typeface influences the way we read and think(theweek.com)
4 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
51.
by mtct 13y ago
https://sslimgs.xkcd.com/comics/security.png
52.
by mtct 13y ago
This is a good start, but in the end the NSA can bypass any of these measure if needed (even the cryptography). The only think that really can change this situation is a protest versus your political representatives.
53.
by mtct 13y ago
Appeal to Authority, you're implying that NSA are more trustworthy than us, only because they say so.
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Building a simple paint game with HTML5 Canvas and Vanilla JavaScript(hacks.mozilla.org)
3 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
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Wireshark 1.10(wireshark.org)
1 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
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A Quantum Bank Comes to New York(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
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A Degree in Big Data(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by mtct 13y ago|0 comments
58.
by mtct 13y ago
Yes, and Mozilla choose to fight for the freedom of the web not for human rights. Amnesty international for people rigths and not for dophin right. Greenpeace for the environment and not for the freedom of the software. Nobody fight for eve
59.
by mtct 13y ago
Why not? A doctor should refuse a patient because is a terrorist, a racist or a killer?
60.
by mtct 13y ago
You can, no, you should; but is not a "you must".

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