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by sblom 14y ago
That's not quite right. A choice quote from the kick-off call today helps explain more about what's going on here: "Some customers require Microsoft support in order to adopt a technology; some customers require community (non-Microsoft) su
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by sblom 14y ago
What metrics do you want to use for purposes of this conversation? I.e. where do we look for vulnerability counts?
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Open Source, Software Hygiene and STDs(outercurve.org)
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by sblom 14y ago
If your effort spent on tools speeds up your time-to-stuff, then the assumptions embodied in 1) are invalid. Besides, with open source you have more than just the original developer on whom you can use cash to entice him to make your favori
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Functional-Style Programming in C++(msdn.microsoft.com)
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Cutting bagels into linked halves with Mathematica(mathematica.stackexchange.com)
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Autonomous quadrocopter light/sound ballet(youtube.com)
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by sblom 14y ago
I worked at Expedia while he was there. He and I didn't work directly together. Despite that he and I are only very loosely connected through 6 months as coworkers more than 10 years ago, it somehow feels like I just narrowly dodged a bulle
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Pressure-sensitive iPad stylus uses sonic link(hex3.co)
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by sblom 14y ago
I've also seen an incredible amount of judgmentalism applied to Objective-C's message passing syntax. Does it look foreign to a speaker of classical C? Absolutely. But I found that pressing through the initial shock, I've come to realize th
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by sblom 14y ago
It has an incredible amount of elegant power for some things (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xAKttWgP4 if you want to immediately fall in love). But I've found that trying to use it for most things just isn't worthwhile. It feels li
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by sblom 15y ago
https://github.com/sblom/dcpu16
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What's your political typology?(visual.ly)
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by sblom 15y ago
This link got me the paper in PDF form with absolutely no hassle: http://web.eecs.utk.edu/~langston/courses/cs594-fall2003/HL.... (Appears to be the faculty web site of one of the paper's authors.)
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How to neutralize office politics(scott.blomqui.st)
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Discover Magazine's science tattoo collection(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
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Handwriting recognition for Kindle Touch (sudoku)(geekwire.com)
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by sblom 15y ago
If it's python3, the previously built-in reduce() has been relegated to the functools module. But I don't think this is python 3. I'm not sure what it is, but I know I don't like "guess which subset of the language you get" being harder tha
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by sblom 15y ago
One reason that I can think of is that a spam account here doesn't tend to get very far. Sure--they could spam the New Submissions list, but they'd have trouble getting upvoted and thus polluting the front page. They could create a bunch of
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The Tar Pipe(blog.extracheese.org)
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Interview Attempt: (Possible) World's Largest Video Game Collection Owner(vintagecomputing.com)
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Stack Overflow answer explaining JS in the "Wat" talk (stackoverflow.com)
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What is Bcfg2?(docs.bcfg2.org)
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How Command Line Parameters Are Parsed(autohotkey.net)
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Harry Porter's Relay Computer(web.cecs.pdx.edu)
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PowerShell 3 – Finally on the DLR(huddledmasses.org)
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The Story of Verdana(fonts.com)
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The Zelda Test (or Why no Zelda Clones?)(games.greggman.com)
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by sblom 15y ago
I've tried it before on a previous project of mine, and the results were pretty bad. Many users walked away because it wasn't obvious why we needed access to any of their Facebook information--we weren't asking for any permissions until muc
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Ask HN: Example mobile apps that offer free content for registration?
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