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At Khan Academy, we actually have terabytes of data; some of our tables have close to a billion rows. Our backend does much more than just serve static files -- you'd think that we don't have to do much but we keep track of video and exerci
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I believe you don't need an iPhone and you can call them to set up an account if you don't have one.
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Has anyone here used Elastic Beanstalk? What were your experiences?
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John Resig: Redefining the Introduction to Computer Science at Khan Academy
(ejohn.org)
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Khan Academy Launches The Future of Computer Science Education
(techcrunch.com)
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The article lists [][+[]] for undefined; you can get away with just [][[]].
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Preventing XSS attacks when embedding JSON in HTML
(benalpert.com)
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A small note: "The Khan Academy" should just be "Khan Academy", and "DuoLingo" should be "Duolingo".
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I don't know Common Lisp, but it doesn't look to me like that works. Can you explain how it works?
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My Python solution: def add1(arr, val, n): it = xrange(len(arr)) if n < 0: it = reversed(it) n *= -1 found = 0 for i in it: if arr[i] == val: arr
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You could also say -n if you didn't want to say abs. I found the problem confusing because of how it was written. Also, unless I'm mistaken, you can lose the "if (n === 0)" case completely.
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Please make a single post of a couple paragraphs.
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Khan Academy - Mountain View - (full-time and intern, designers and devs) Our mission is to provide a world-class education to anyone, anywhere. We're scaling quickly. Our students answer over 2 million math problems per day (over 600M tota
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I've been seeing this in many sites including Gmail and Facebook so it's probably not your bug.
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The Khan Academy Goes to Camp
(video.nytimes.com)
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Weird, I've always had going through Google work.
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Try this: http://www.google.com/url?q=http://online.wsj.com/article/SB...
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Rolling back to an old revision in Mercurial (like git reset)
(benalpert.com)
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If you always implemented it the most general way, sure, but most people don't write lazy, curried functions when using JS (and often needn't when writing Haskell even though it makes more sense in that case).
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I don't know very much about Haskell, but this looks really great from a quick glance. I wonder how performance compares to plain JS – surely all the laziness and resulting JS closures have a cost.
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The complete text: Quick Nexus 7 comments.. So far: very positive. Yes, the camera is front-facing only, and there's a good reason there's not even a camera app on the thing by default: it's pretty nasty. But does anybody really care?
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Is there any chance that the telco will win the suit?
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Presumably they might already attempt to do this -- the article reads: > I took that to heart in tracking down this do-not-forward-oops memo — which I changed around a bit to thwart those who try to stop me from getting these emails via
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Ooh, nice -- thanks for the pointer.
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I wonder if it's possible to hook this up to something like Vagrant http://vagrantup.com to use a buildpack for local development and easily install all the required dependencies.
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(IE 5.5 and older.)
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Can you turn that off? Many people use password managers.
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IIRC you store taste preferences per-user – is it possible to have different subsets of people order food each day?
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What's the minimum number of people necessary to use ZeroCater?
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How we ran the first Khan Academy Healthy Hackathon
(bjk5.com)
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