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by ryanklee 14y ago
> My first Intel (320) drive
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by ryanklee 14y ago
This is not necessarily true. There are a number of poems whose lines play through my head at critical moments in my life. Although most people will "one ear out the other" with something like this, it'll affect a few permanently. The best
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Zynga CFO David Wehner Defects to Facebook(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by ryanklee 14y ago|0 comments
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by ryanklee 15y ago
> how selfish it is on the part of the developers What makes you think it's the developers in this case being selfish and not you? The numbers might be on either side, or on nobody's side depending on how the problem gets framed. I may
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Statistics on reddit’s top 10,000 titles with NLTK(uberpython.wordpress.com)
3 points by ryanklee 15y ago|0 comments
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by ryanklee 15y ago
I'm happy to see this here and that the HRtL is even getting reviews. I tried to pick it up a few times when I was starting to cut my teeth, and although both the maths and the programming was a tad too out of my reach at the time (so I h
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by ryanklee 15y ago
I gave it my five-second rule, and browsed away feeling totally ignorant of what the platform was about (or even if it was a platform).
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Apart from his being a great public advocate for open source software, he wrote "The Art of Unix Programming" and "The Cathedral and The Bazaar" -- both very influential.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
I was told to eat 6 eggs for breakfast + yogurt (and banana?) as part of a 4 meal/2000 cal plan. I love eggs... but six?! That's just crazy talk.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Some projects related insofar as they are attempts to simplify the initial configuration of Emacs. I've used all but the last at some point and have found them useful (though like any good scaffolding, they become irrelevant over the course
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Just compared "chinese food baltimore" search results between Google and Wolfram Alpha. Google gave me a list of ten places in my area to get chinese food including phone numbers, locations (mapped out and in text) and links to all their we
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Interesting, but doesn't the act of applying for a job itself guarantee to at least some extent that an applicant is conscientious?
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by ryanklee 15y ago
> any job This is McDonalds. I'm having trouble thinking of employment for which more people are qualified if at least (1) able-bodied and (2) have at least a middle-school education. There is virtually nothing beyond those requirements
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Interesting information, but it doesn't support the assertion made by parent that experimentation has (often, it seems implied) been the root cause of poor bridge design implementation.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
For the interested, here's the best non-brief intro/tutorial to Org-mode that I was able to find: http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html It helped me immensely when I was just getting my feet wet with org-mode.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Come on. Citation please. That's a pretty wild assertion.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
> boring job and > who are we to say they are less happy Well, it's fairly uncontroversial and trivial to my mind that a less boring workday makes for the happier employee, and happier employees make for happier people -- ergo, it c
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Wow. at first I thought you were linking to something actually interesting and thoughtful regarding the nature of security and open source software. Turns out you were being boorish, prejudicial and wrongheaded about the absolutely normal a
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Possibly because it's duplicated content. They were both posted about the same time, so it's arbitrary which gets voted up and which gets voted down. But ideally only one would exist; voting one into oblivion is the easiest way to approxima
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by ryanklee 15y ago
4/9. I was fighting impatience for a good deal of the time. This may be intentional, but if not, some added context as to the purpose may have given me more reason to focus. Or not ;-)
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by ryanklee 15y ago
I use Google Reader a lot, and so found this critique of yesterday's UI rollout interesting. My own experience was not as full of grousing as this guy's, but I do have my own complaints. His complaints are (1) of screen real estate having b
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by ryanklee 15y ago
It appears that I /must/ use Facebook to try out mog with a free account... is this true or is the site just overly convoluted? If it is true, yikes. If it's not true, still yikes.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Much, much better formats and formatting at this (official?) GNU site. http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs-lisp-intro/
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Python, specifically.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Thanks for the reply -- I should have been more specific. I'm after something that similarly contrasts naive and idiomatic styles.
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Can anyone suggest any other materials or resources in the same vein as this?
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by ryanklee 15y ago
What you are looking at is part of a standard, accepted and necessary editing practice whereby pronouns such as "he", "she" and "it" are replaced with their antecedent pronouns; in this case "he" was replaced with "Jobs". There's nothing su
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by ryanklee 15y ago
Yes, but, radio listening hours? Probably the under-30 demographic only listens to the radio under duress. My knowledge of this is anecdotal only, but other than w/r/t exceptional cases (NPR, highly curated college stations), there's perc
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by ryanklee 15y ago
What a stinking horrible idea. How do you think scientific authority works, by the way? Why would you trust any given person with powers of "flagging" to flag something correctly? How would such people even be evaluated? Don't you think thi
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by ryanklee 15y ago
If you are serious about this, I suggest handing this off to someone with some at least semi-serious writing experience. It reads horribly as is. The errors are such that the original author probably isn't capable of making the necessary co

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