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by spot 12y ago
i recommend crazystone over gnugo (it's mobile)
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by spot 12y ago
then it needs a screencast that also shows what is being typed. or a list of strings of what was typed next to high-level descriptions of the actions achieved. reading down the whole page, the "using" section has 30 links but not
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by spot 12y ago
turns out that doesn't qualify: http://wikipediaart.org/
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by spot 12y ago
Polyglot web IDE that allows you to mix Python, Javascript, R, Ruby, Scala, Java: http://BeakerNotebook.com work with them all in the same page. As a corollary, you can work with Python2 and Python3 in the same notebook, and s
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by spot 12y ago
Beaker Notebook the open source data analysis and visualization web app is hiring front-end and full-stack developers in NYC: http://beakernotebook.com/careers Needs VISA is OK.
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by spot 12y ago
Two Sigma is hiring javascript developers to build open source research systems (the tools used by the quants to build the AIs): http://beakernotebook.com/careers
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by spot 12y ago
opinions of 187 scientists and other writers and thinkers (Dennett, Smolin, Rees, Dyson, Rushkoff, O'Reilly, Coupland, Kelly, etc etc) on thinking machines on edge.org (and many of them address the threat issue): http://edge
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by spot 12y ago
i am a software artist (yup says so on my business card) and i give this a hearty "yes". but not in the usual sense of code that is elegant or well crafted, that's just good engineering. code becomes art when it is made w
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by spot 12y ago
The open source Beaker Notebook is hiring full-time front-end and full-stack engineers: http://beakernotebook.com/careers Advice: develop your github account, find a project that's hiring and make a contribution to get
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by spot 12y ago
To respond more directly to your question: Yes you can get better tables with IPy if you remember to load a lib and call a function. With Beaker it just works by default. Ditto for sharing, Beaker has one-click sharing to the web built in,
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by spot 12y ago
PS: we have a prerelease of v1.2 available, including a docker container. see the last question at the bottom of the page on our FAQ for the download links: http://beakernotebook.com/faq
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by spot 12y ago
give the weaker developers tasks in smaller chunks. instead of just a goal, give them each step of the way. meet with them every day, or even twice a day, to confirm they are on the program and to answer any questions they have.
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by spot 12y ago
Thanks. Beaker has autotranslation for communicating among languages, and you can have multiple languages in one notebook. Four months ago someone asked for compare and contrast: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8366245
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by spot 12y ago
If you like that you might consider Beaker Notebooks which have some more advanced UI elements and better polyglot support: http://BeakerNotebook.com You can combine multiple languages in the same notebook, and they can communic
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by spot 12y ago
FYI that's called "revenge".
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by spot 12y ago
I'll try the gimp again but the problem isn't capability it's just how weird and different the UI is.
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by spot 12y ago
They don't run natively on Linux which is what I have on my desk. And as far as I know you can't even buy them anymore, you have to rent them :( I did buy both of them a long time ago and used them for many years on an old Mac.
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by spot 12y ago
Inkscape is really great but what I really need are Photoshop and After Effects. What are the best Linux equivalents? And don't say GIMP the UI is too different.
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by spot 12y ago
how about it doesn't work at night?
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by spot 12y ago
similar technique but more useful: http://jasonkrugman.com/ in particular: http://www.jasonkrugman.com/organicElectric/
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by spot 12y ago
your editor should do that not your language.
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Best Conferences for Data Science?
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PyData talk: Python2 and Python3 working together in the same notebook(youtube.com)
2 points by spot 12y ago|0 comments
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by spot 12y ago
this is 100% BS, it's an illusion. you should read the Talk page of the wikipedia entry, where it's obvious there are some misinformed/deceptive folks took control of the page. See the comp.compression FAQ is a much better r
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by spot 12y ago
Fractal compression is a scam. The "resolution independent" part especially.
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by spot 12y ago
is Garber's thesis (or better yet, a paper summarizing it) available online?
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by spot 12y ago
afaik this technique was first implemented in the early 90s: http://draves.org/fuse/
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by spot 12y ago
uses an image I made & uploaded to wikipedia without credit :( page 32 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iterated_function_system#mediav... license is CC BY 2.5, requires attribution
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Theo Jansen’s Lumbering Life-Forms Arrive in America(nytimes.com)
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by spot 12y ago
http://BeakerNotebook.com does this.

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