schtog

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   by schtog 18y ago

   Can you develop for free to the Android? You have to buy a developers package for the iPhone right?
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   by schtog 18y ago

   I am scandinavian, I would just call my fellow countrymen the vikings and they would chop all your heads off, take your money and your women and that would be the end of that.
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   by schtog 18y ago

   I have tried a few python frameworks and as a bit of a beginner developing webapps i found django to be a bit meh. felt big and cludgy. I am currently using web2py(not webpy although webpy is a nice small framework too) and it seems so good
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   by schtog 18y ago

   I: * like Monty Python and absurd humour * prefer dogs * bad at painting but likes and is good at photography * like science fiction movies but havent read mnay SF-books * know what grok means now but didnt before reading the ar
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   by schtog 18y ago

   But what happens a year or two after that? The best answer to the question, “Will computers ever be as smart as humans?” is probably “Yes, but only briefly.” what does that mean? that it then will be much smarter?
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   by schtog 18y ago

   sorry top 9 results obv.
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   by schtog 18y ago

   Went with Yahoo's, you are right, it is very easy to use. Just get a Yahoo-ID and download the API. The following code searches for Zlatan Ibrahimovic and prints the top 40 results: from yahoo.search.web import WebSearch srch = WebS
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   Querying Google/a search engine through my webapp?

   7 points by schtog 18y ago|8 comments
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   by schtog 18y ago

   i never used Perl, one of the few languages i havent even tested. so it has a culture of libraries people say but what kind? making a lot of really high-quality ones like in python or just spewing out tons of buggy libraries with poor docum
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    by schtog 18y ago

    hehe i never thought id see the day.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    obv if a bigger percentage of the population goes to college they wont be as smart on average. i mean this is article is a bit ridiculous in the sense that is trying to state this as something alarming or weird and not something obvious. se
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    by schtog 18y ago

    yeah ive seen this on several places lately, cant remember a specific instance though. my reaction is like "wtf ofc im not gonna give you my emailpassword".
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    by schtog 18y ago

    posted some days/a week a go.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    im watching the videos from/about sicp now: http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/classes/6.001/abelson-sussman-le... amazing stuff, recommend everyone to watch.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    for commonlisp, see lispbox link below. for Scheme, use Dr Scheme: http://www.drscheme.org/
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    by schtog 18y ago

    "While a foreigner in an european country, will always remain a foreigner, even they get the citizenship, a second class citizen." unfortuneately i think it is a fair amount of truth in this.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    cool i signed up how do i get the material, emailed to me?
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    by schtog 18y ago

    nice, how big is such a project in terms of time and people?
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    by schtog 18y ago

    cool didnt know. but i guess especially companies dont mind paying for good programmingenvironments.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    interesting. i am working on the netflixchallenge myself.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    cool. but how will you make money from it? not saying one shouldnt write C++ compilers just wondering how you will make a business out of it.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    is it good or bad to have a web2.0-ish name?
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    by schtog 18y ago

    yeah i dont see why a company couldnt compete by offering everything, if one company does that how would the others prevail? how could that company be shut out?
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    by schtog 18y ago

    pat on the back for these guys are they belgian?
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    by schtog 18y ago

    very cool
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    by schtog 18y ago

    a malicious program/10Kpeople graph would be more interesting. ldo china has the most hackers with 1.2billion people.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    good points. more on the subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_incompleteness_t... Minds and machines Main article: Mechanism (philosophy)#Gödelian arguments Authors including J. R. Lucas have debated what, if anyt
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    by schtog 18y ago

    if bayesian probability is how the brain works, why is it so hard for most people to understand this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem seriously, even the most clever people even have huge trouble grasping it.
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    by schtog 18y ago

    this was interesting. is bayesian compuatation for "big interesting" problems NP-complete? learning them is? http://www.google.se/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.moz... http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/120871.html then what does the brai
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    by schtog 18y ago

    but if we take google for an example. they give the serached sites something in return, they make the easy to find. but how does the google spider know that it can index the site? it checks for robots.txt obv but does it check for Copyright