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Oh fuck: The Internet is still here(wired.com)
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by sakai 14y ago
Hey -- I've been doing some work in a related area, and would love to hear more about how you're using Haskell (my stack is centered around Python). If you're able to chat, please drop me a line: sakaiminomoto@gmail.com Thanks!
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by sakai 14y ago
Wow, high school graduation project. Impressive. And keep up the good work (and open spirit!).
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InArticle: news exploration and visualization tool(inarticle.org)
1 points by sakai 14y ago|0 comments
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by sakai 14y ago
Hmm... an unfortunate name choice given that Google currently auto-populates to tell you all about this Mauritius-based asset management firm: http://www.mithrilassetmanagement.com/ And, does anybody know if they have a site up? Edit: Add
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by sakai 14y ago
Do you mind sharing how stable that configuration is? (Both the monitor and keyboard) I've found one difficulty with even moderately nice standing desks (i.e., a Herman Miller desk) is that they vibrate quite noticeably when being typed upo
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by sakai 14y ago
While I think there are clearly cases to be made linking cyber attacks to physical violence and harm, I'm not sure this is one of them. This was a chemist, not a computer scientist, and it's plausible that Stuxnet slowed more violent/coerci
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by sakai 14y ago
Hopefully somebody will eventually help to curate all of these great teaching aids / resources and help educators discover and use them too...
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by sakai 14y ago
A question from the cryptographically uninitiated -- how (and how easily) can these hashes be linked to a user's account name/email?
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by sakai 14y ago
I'm building an agricultural crop classification and forecasting tool, using remotely sensed and other data.
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by sakai 14y ago
Since many have commented on the term "austerity" (and that I implied that NASA is undergoing austerity measures), I should clarify that I only meant "the general political sentiment that austerity is a GOOD thing notwithstanding, it still
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by sakai 14y ago
How long do people think it will take Amazon to match or beat this pricing drop?
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by sakai 14y ago
Asked whether anyone at NASA was popping champagne, the agency’s head of science, John Grunsfeld, answered, “We never pop champagne here; our budgets are too tight.” Austerity notwithstanding, that's really a sad sign of
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Amelia Earhart: New evidence tells of her last days on a Pacific atoll(csmonitor.com)
92 points by sakai 14y ago|3 comments
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by sakai 14y ago
Why not? This "kind of thing" is precisely what innovators in an office like the White House need to win over their bosses, their colleagues, liaisons at a dozen federal agencies, and leagues of other dispassionate technocrats. Log in, show
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by sakai 14y ago
It needs to be said front that this is NOT Twitter's ad product, it's some third party service (which likely just broadcasts to a large number of followers for $100). So, there's no targeting, and the pricing appears high for Twitter's stan
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by sakai 14y ago
I would love to get somebody familiar with these two approaches (and their ease of integration with broader Hadoop) to provide some quick pros and cons...
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HBase vs. Accumulo(slideshare.net)
3 points by sakai 14y ago|1 comments
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Apartment of the Future (from the founder of TreeHugger)(nytimes.com)
1 points by sakai 14y ago|0 comments
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by sakai 14y ago
Also true -- but FBI is not part of DHS, it's part of the DoJ.
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Has work on Cloud Haskell stopped?(github.com)
2 points by sakai 14y ago|0 comments
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by sakai 14y ago
And this is why math is... awesome.
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by sakai 14y ago
Wow, and I thought this was going to be uplifting. Cool concept nonetheless.
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Taxi Rides Are Getting Smarter by the App(nytimes.com)
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by sakai 14y ago
Well... at least they got high-powered routers for $22K apiece. But, it's a shame there isn't a law on the books that selling the government something at 50X the market price / need is fraud.* * Yes, I realize this would bankrupt half the m
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by sakai 14y ago
Congratulations to all these winners, but perhaps more important to Udacity itself -- hopefully this and other innovations on their end will really push online learning forward.
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by sakai 14y ago
Well, clearly this guy's moral compass is a bit out of whack, but the IAmA does offer some fascinating insights into this world...
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by sakai 14y ago
Yes -- would love to hear thoughts from anyone familiar with chrome plating. Wikipedia has no historical details, and a quick Google search + China reveals a bunch of junk and a handful of "Warning Malware" sites. :(
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Brain Scans Give Glimpse of How Your Dog Thinks(wired.com)
2 points by sakai 14y ago|0 comments
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O'Reilly: R, now a major programming language, sees a 127% growth in book sales(blog.revolutionanalytics.com)
1 points by sakai 14y ago|0 comments

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