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15y ago
Quite likely. I think Sequoia's bet goes hand in hand with the trend as of late of 'democratizing' programming and CS education (Stanford online classes, Udacity, Codeacademy and others). More and better programming means more projects and
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A History of Vector Analysis [pdf]
(math.ucdavis.edu)
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Understanding delete (JavaScript)
(perfectionkills.com)
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Google is hiring autocompleters
(google.com)
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Show HN: My first nodejs app - a sentiment visualizer for the elections in Peru
(pulsoelectoral.com)
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16y ago
What's with the philosophy hating here. Let the kid study something for his its sake.
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16y ago
Small usability suggestion: set the anchor portion of the URL after results return or a predefined timeout. It took me way too many clicks of the back button to get back to the front page.
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GigMaven Ruby Programming Challenge
(gigmaven.com)
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Strataconf speaker slides and videos
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The ideal seed stage team
(iaventures.com)
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As another undergrad philosopher turned self-taught hacker I wouldn't see why you'd want Philosophy to come down from the ivory tower. It's hard to imagine what would be of Philosophy today if Kant had spent all his life writing about scien
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16y ago
This simply obeys the inner logic of each discipline. Philosophy without regard to its history would be myopic, and hard science would be bogged down by historical details. This is not to say that the history of science is not worth learnin
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16y ago
It's quite a shame that your philosophy of mind class didn't cover recent philosophical research where neuroscience and empirical psychology are taken seriously. There is plenty of philosophical work that attempts to make sense of recent ad
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2002: "Apple is contemplating ... an 'iPhone.'"
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He probably meant 'Silicon Valley' metonymically.
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16y ago
35 mins, but in less than 40 lines of ruby
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I didn't know that was within the extent of your powers cperciva
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It is fascinating how Plato's conflation of the True, Good and Beautiful still resonates 2500 years later and in fields that are not consciously philosophical.
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16y ago
That is clearly not where I'm coming from. I'm just trying to point out how an analogous article today that would make such emphasis would probably strike most people as inappropriate or chauvinistic. Don't you agree?
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16y ago
> "One obvious problem with the SweetFarts philosophy of education is that it is more suited to producing a generation of barbarians and morons than to raising the sort of men who make good husbands, fathers and professionals. If you ke
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I agree with you that Facebook usage patterns do not follow a power law, but he doesn't imply that all of Facebook's 500M users are directly connected to the superuser group. He doesn't rule out the possibility that many users won't derive
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16y ago
Try removing ghosts with Firebug and play blind pac man!
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16y ago
Change the url's to create new Like items. Use underscores to separate words. Cooked it up with Sinatra in 23 lines and one template :)
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Ask HN: Rate my micro-app (testing Open Graph)
(likeanything.heroku.com)
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17y ago
His computer is taking 12 seconds for 100 iterations. The time spent checking the password would be more like 120 ms, totally in the order of a decently fast http request.
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17y ago
Nice
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17y ago
Google group at: http://groups.google.com/group/kiwi-js We're still budding :)
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Sammy and Kiwi, help us figure out the best architecture for a js framework
(blog.new-bamboo.co.uk)
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In Kiwi models are simply representations of server side resources.
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17y ago
Thanks to everyone for the comments!
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