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by perrygeo 11y ago
Leave it to Google to create an atrocious, bloated, horrible UX for a dead simple content page.
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by perrygeo 12y ago
While we're at it, wonder if it runs JGo? Go compiled to java bytecode running on a JVM built in Go. https://code.google.com/p/jgo/
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by perrygeo 12y ago
Actually, trees grow faster and sequester more carbon the older they get: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/01/140115132740.ht...
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by perrygeo 12y ago
Looks like an interesting competitor to IPython/Jupyter notebooks. But they basically do the same thing - at first glance I can't really identify any significant differences. It would be nice if the website would clearly answer th
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by perrygeo 12y ago
The biggest projects that I'm aware of are google maps (managing imagery, base maps, road and place data, etc) and google earth engine (a platform for raster satellite data analysis) but I suspect there is a large spatial component to
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by perrygeo 12y ago
Check out the documentary, Klunkerz ( http://www.klunkerz.com/ )
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by perrygeo 12y ago
Or the pain we remember with fond memories. Like anything good in life, the struggle to do it well, to fully understand it, to master it, is what makes it worthwhile. It's also what makes programmers effective - we revel in solving com
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by perrygeo 13y ago
To explain simulated annealing to lay audiences, I rely on a similar (inverted) example. You're at the top of the mountain. You want to find the lowest spot. If you just keep walking downhill only, you may reach the sea eventually. But
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by perrygeo 13y ago
I disagree with the fundamental idea that time spent on meetings can only be productive for the team but not for you. In fact meetings can (should) be a time to share ideas, learn new things and ultimately make your work more focused. If yo