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Sequoia confirms stealth army of early deal scouts (February 2013)
(venturebeat.com)
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Scientists explain their processes with a little too much honesty (with photos)
(twentytwowords.com)
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13y ago
Agreed -- but for 24 hours, the design is pretty good too!
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An Entrepreneur Moves Into a Swedish Forest
(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
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AP Phone Records Seized by Justice Dept.
(nytimes.com)
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sakai
13y ago
As always, very beautiful work. Congratulations and thank you for contributing this back to the OSGEO community.
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White House: New Open Data Policy Executive Order Today
(whitehouse.gov)
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13y ago
Follow-up: And how are you sourcing your card designs? I know a few artists who I'm sure would love to talk to you.
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13y ago
Quick question: Are the cards at the bottom good examples of how your printer will render the handwriting (and were they made with or without a stylus)? If so, bravo -- they look great!
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13y ago
"... where diplomacy would be more suitable." What do you mean by that?
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Racially Segregated Proms Still Exist in Pockets of the South
(nytimes.com)
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13y ago
Sure, but that's not likely the meaning in the average Google search term with the word "color" (or whatever exactly is being displayed here).
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13y ago
Can someone in the know elaborate on the current state of US patent law here? And what exactly TokuDB / the universities hold a patent on? Curious outsider here, and understand that all IANAL caveats apply.
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B-Heap vs. Binary Heap (2010)
(queue.acm.org)
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My Time at Lehman
(nickchirls.com)
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14y ago
I'd like to echo this concern -- were all emails/encrypted passwords leaked, but you only consider those protected by outdated hashing schemes to be compromised? If so, I feel you have an obligation to alert ALL of your users.
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14y ago
How does this differ from Quid's offering? ( http://www.quid.com )
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14y ago
Umm... that's quite simply false. Between 1994 and 1998, somewhere between 240K and 3.5M people died from famine in North Korea (of a total population of ~20M).[1] And while it's possible that there are similarly arduous conditions in Chi
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14y ago
Well, to put it into perspective, they joined during very different political and economic times: the Danes in the late 60s and the Swedes and Finns right after the Wall came down. Edit: Looks like Denmark applied in 1969 and was admitted i
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Forget Disclosure -- Hackers should keep security holes to themselves
(wired.com)
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14y ago
Looks like it: http://www.crunchbase.com/financial-organization/maverick-ca... Edit: NOT Mark Cuban.
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14y ago
Still working on that problem...
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Brown Student Has Pretty Convincing Explanation for This Whole ‘Hurricane’ Thing
(nymag.com)
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14y ago
I rather like this too, as they degrade gracefully. It's quite elegant. Does anybody know what support exists (or is required) for ligatures across common browsers?
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14y ago
Indeed :)
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14y ago
Haha, yeah that would be fun. Though it might get a bit out of control!
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14y ago
Hmm, sorry you're having trouble with it. The 'error parsing d=""' is an issue with the SVG parser within your browser, and shouldn't prevent it from rendering properly. I believe upgrading to the next version of d3.js will likely fix this.
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14y ago
I hadn't noticed that re-direct. Thanks and fixed. All of the SVG magic is D3.js and simply modified from this sweet example by Mike Bostock: http://mbostock.github.com/d3/talk/20111018/azimuthal.html Edit: Oddly, I'm noticing that the ti
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14y ago
It can / will be. I just have a really messy commit log as I was editing files from Github manually from another machine (not a good strategy...). Email me at boyd.greenfield at gmail and I'll get you the source if you'd like to chat about
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14y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. Updated.
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