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by nod 16y ago
Doesn't this happen every summer?
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by nod 16y ago
You know, I kinda like that Lisp-style C++ formatting...
93.
by nod 16y ago
Of oily water. That's very different from 500,000 barrels of oil per day.
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by nod 16y ago
Make sure you catch the issues with the data and presentation of the viz. First there's the basic "albums vs. tracks" equivalence, and then someone's reply post is here: http://freshspectrum.com/2010/06/04/critiquing-the-infograph...
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by nod 16y ago
I think the parent probably meant the "they think they have a problem" bias. Though, that's not why I use RescueTime - I just love data. (And by the way, would love to download the fine-grained CSV for all of my activity for all time)
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by nod 17y ago
"web site publishers are clearly betting on H.264 remaining free to use for freely distributed web video"... Yes, and MPEG LA might be perfectly content with a $5 million check from every browser maker every year.
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by nod 17y ago
This looks promising! This functionality (and also the other projects on type-inference, etc linked in the research section) is very much needed. I'll use it myself, to be sure - but better IDE-related Ruby code analysis will be a great he
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Google public data explorer(google.com)
62 points by nod 17y ago|13 comments
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by nod 17y ago
The thing that caught my eye was the big "Graduate" (to Visual Studio) button right next to "Run". Color me jaded.
100.
by nod 17y ago
This article IS that book -- I just finished reading it. This article is ripped word-for-word from several sections of that book, with a little stitching together. It's an entertaining book, if a bit rambling.
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by nod 17y ago
Is this guy a nutcase? He reads kind of like a doom-and-gloom nutcase, but I am not an economist. Could one comment on his basic validity level?
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Tomorrow's Software IPOs(ipo-dashboards.com)
1 points by nod 17y ago|0 comments
103.
by nod 17y ago
I would like to see a similar "Clojure's second year" review.
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by nod 17y ago
Isn't "essential unobtrusive javascript" an oxymoron? Unobtrusive Javascript is by definition stuff where your site is still OK without it?
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Snarge viz: bird strikes by time of day = migration(tableausoftware.com)
1 points by nod 17y ago|0 comments
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Snarge(tableausoftware.com)
1 points by nod 17y ago|0 comments
107.
by nod 17y ago
huh? bookmarklet gone wrong, maybe? I'd flag this if I could.
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by nod 17y ago
Key quote: "The vast majority of today’s most successful software companies wouldn’t have been ready to go public within the 10 year window of an early stage venture capital fund."
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Yesterday's Most Successful Companies Wouldn't IPO Today(ipo-dashboards.com)
1 points by nod 17y ago|1 comments
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by nod 17y ago
Should it? Isn't that irrelevant to how fast the "best of the best" can get to 50 Mil?
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by nod 17y ago
With the highest earners, 451M. With the top 5 earners (The 5 people over 5M, lulz or not) excluded: 145M.
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by nod 17y ago
Six people expect to make negative income this year. Highest incomes are 110M, 98M, 68M, 25M, and 10M (watch out, that last guy took the survey 6 times with bad data). In the bell curve of "# of years in industry", there are spikes at 10, 1
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by nod 17y ago
Ditto. I bet data collection is really hard for that, though - compared to these public companies.
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Startup revenue growth viz - "hockey sticks" of software top 100(ipo-dashboards.com)
12 points by nod 17y ago|3 comments
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by nod 17y ago
"I don’t care if everybody really _is_ more productive in Clojure than in Common Lisp." That's where the author lost me. I'm willing to entertain the argument that a hybridization of Java and Lisp is not nearly as effective as one would ho
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by nod 17y ago
That is just ridiculous -- and by that I mean ridiculously impressive. Of course, it may be a step in the wrong direction w/r/t true randomness, both logically and in the psyches of whining gamers. If someone doesn't trust random.org (and
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by nod 17y ago
I'd like a way to easily bind/remember "Which click pass site did I use?" for my account. I don't get logged out often, but when I do I usually try 2 or 3 different sites (eg. Google, Facebook, etc) before finding the one that links to my
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by nod 17y ago
Well, the author does mention "Or maybe you're just left with less time to go to work." in the 4th paragraph. The thing of interest to me, though, was the gender-based age difference in the inversion point of the money/sex correlation. I w
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Data analysis: more money == less sex, for the young(tableausoftware.com)
33 points by nod 17y ago|21 comments
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by nod 18y ago
Also, this is JUST snapshots! (DOM and image) They stop running Javascript after the onLoad, and then stop. Thus, you can't examine any sort of interactive element. I want my upvote back...

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