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omarish
18y ago
I don't understand why techcrunch insists on always being negative about things. There are many worse issues than not having a domain name. And I feel like most people who would apply for funding through google would see the trend: http://
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omarish
18y ago
common sense?
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Good TextMate Themes
(wiki.macromates.com)
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18y ago
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omarish
18y ago
It looks a bit like one, but it could be any group of others. Poisson distributions would be used normally in a circumstance that resembles an arrival process (say hits to a web server), but not for a distribution like ages on a site like t
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omarish
18y ago
Why would you call it poisson?
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omarish
18y ago
You'll laugh at me, but I think that one of the most critical aspects of a graphing library is whether it can anti-alias or not. I interned with a company a few years ago and we tested graphing packages; we found that although A was superio
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Ideas on how to monetize IsItChristmas.com
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omarish
18y ago
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omarish
18y ago
Nice site, but how is this different from siege? http://www.linuxhaxor.net/2007/12/06/siege-an-httphttps-stre...
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Monitor network utilization on the shell with Slurm
(wormulon.net)
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18y ago
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omarish
18y ago
I think some analysis and thinking might help with this argument..
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See 2 YC startups hard at work
(justin.tv)
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omarish
18y ago
I like to check out wordpress themes.
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omarish
18y ago
I'm not sure it's possible to determine whether something is of negative value or not. You don't have to look far to read Kranzberg's Laws of Technology, one of which says "Technology is not good, nor bad, nor neutral." http://en.wikipedia
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omarish
18y ago
Maybe? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshima
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omarish
18y ago
Science also creates atom bombs...
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omarish
18y ago
Regardless, I'm pointing out the effect that just adding a couple more points will significantly increase the results. This is more-so a proof that the example is not significant because of the variance of adding another term. Good point, t
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omarish
18y ago
I don't think anybody types "porn" when looking for porn.. I could probably join on three more terms and exceed facebook: http://tr.im/dvoc . Just a thought -- you get what you measure.
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omarish
18y ago
good coding music: http://www.dancefloormayhem.com/ ; http://noiseporn.com
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omarish
18y ago
The bandwidth will probably cost $100. I guess that means discipline is worth $159,900.
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Django SAAS: Subscription and Billing System
(django-saas.info)
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omarish
18y ago
I hope someone in their organization sees this thread and ganders over here to provide some insight. When developing most products, you must know that your audience is not an engineering student or a hacker and probably don't know how to SS
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omarish
18y ago
... we will offer you a $5,000 DollarshipTM to participate in DreamIt ... !!
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Buffon's Needle: Using randomness to estimate pi.
(mste.uiuc.edu)
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Python's CSV Reader
(docs.python.org)
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omarish
18y ago
I'm glad to hear you have an opinion. Maybe some logic and reasoning would go well with it?
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Getting Things Done, Applied
(wired.com)
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omarish
18y ago
would it be semantic?
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omarish
18y ago
very nice. ping me some time -- omarish@ the school we go to .edu.
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omarish
18y ago
University of Virginia
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omarish
18y ago
also, i'd like to send this site out to a bunch of my friends in the near future, let me know when you guys are ready for a spike in traffic :).
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