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by tangue 14y ago
Keep in mind that R is an in-memory language and that each object you'll be creating will be stored in RAM. This could be tricky if you have huge datasets
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by tangue 14y ago
Okay, I had a look and it and its clearly for educational purposes only. Indeed this course is more a "fun" introduction to programming ("what's a function" ... ) than a real course on building games.
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by tangue 14y ago
Wow, it seems that they're generating js + canvas games straight from Python (the tool used in the course is http://www.codeskulptor.org/ ). Never heard of it before
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by tangue 14y ago
- What's good While I don't know much about what you're talking about, I quickly understood what's the purpose of this website - What should be your first priority Your goal is to have the highest number of people signing-up. Focus on that.
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by tangue 14y ago
Or text-align:center
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by tangue 14y ago
Bootstrap has no problem with centering juste apply the pagination-centered class on the element you want to center. ... <center> Centered </center> <div class="container pagination-centered"> Centered t
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by tangue 14y ago
I suppose that by hedonism you mean materialism, and I get your point. What I was trying to say is that it's tempting to believe that some kind of ancient wisdom could guide your life ( indeed I'm sure Tim Ferris doesn't believe it himself,
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by tangue 14y ago
Well, one of the most famous disciple of Seneca, was Nero (yes the infamous emperor)... As long as you believe that there is such a thing like a "Personal operating system", it's a long way to understand stoicism. If you really spend a lot
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by tangue 14y ago
...And it works pretty well. I apologize
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by tangue 14y ago
It's pleasant to the eyes but : - "Free" is not the kind of license I trust (there's a guy talking about his stealed code on HN this sunday, just check) - Not responsive ? Come on we're in 2012 - It would be better if it was hosted on githu
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by tangue 14y ago
Yes that's the problem. The landing page is pretty good, but when you click you're send in the usual Mozilla's maze. What makes me sad is that they're not looking for content strategists, UI designers or UX specialists.
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by tangue 14y ago
Sure. It's the "wombat" theme included by default with Emacs 24.
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by tangue 14y ago
Thanks ! I've been searching a long time for a fix for this. I switched linum-format to " %d " and this is clearly better.
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by tangue 14y ago
True. Or if he insist on staying online try spending some time on Coursera |EdX | Udacity
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by tangue 14y ago
Yes, it looks really great in Emacs http://imgur.com/7rBbP I just find the black font a bit too heavy, but everything else is fine.
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Web-mode : emacs major-mode for editing web templates (web-mode.org)
4 points by tangue 14y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 14y ago
From the source code I guess it's built with LESS, so the support is already there (Indeed the UI is built on top of Bootstrap)
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by tangue 14y ago
Tried it and liked it. The UI is pretty clear even if it's not ready for production. I think this is what a lot of us missed. As webdesign is moving away from wysiwyg we need a new breed of text editors (I love Emacs but it's not very eff
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Nutrients for Better Mental Performance (GoogleTechTalk) 2009(youtube.com)
3 points by tangue 14y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 14y ago
Maybe. But by reading his article even if it were a Pareto distribution, his arguments would have been valid. While the pieces of advice he gave are good, the pseudo-scientific explanation behind his intuitions ("The metric probably follows
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by tangue 14y ago
He's assuming quality is distributed normally among blog posts without much explication on how he came to this conclusion. Usability deserves a better guru.
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by tangue 14y ago
I wish the best for Firefox OS, because we need it badly, but Mozilla will had to improve its relationship with developers. I spent a lot of time for an app in XUL and feel betrayed when Mozilla removed native support for webapps in FF 4. A
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by tangue 14y ago
It sounds quite strange, as martius mentioned Torvalds doesn't speak of other technologies and he is known for using a custom version of MicroEmacs
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by tangue 14y ago
I'm a webdesigner and I have decided to learn to code. First I tried Python, it was cool, I had a great feeling with the language BUT there was not enough GOOD tutorials for web development. I switch to ruby and I was able switch easily fro
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by tangue 14y ago
AFAIK it was an unofficial API, discovered,through some hack on iGoogle, so despite all the tutorials on the web, basing any service on top of it was a risky business
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by tangue 14y ago
If you're in this kind of thing you might have a look at Vitunes http://vitunes.org/ . Basically it's vi for music. Personally most of the times I just dump a file in terminal using afplay. It only uses a ridiculously small amount of resso
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by tangue 14y ago
By definition a browser can't see what's happening on the server side. There's a lot of things that can block loading (io, database, network ...). Pointing the finger at an architectural pattern using data collected via a browser extension
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by tangue 14y ago
Do you systematically reach this state ? Personally I'm having the same "thought-less" state you describe but only when I'm running close to my VO2Max or after a long slow session. But when I run in low speed endurance (70% or less of my he
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by tangue 14y ago
Exactly. I'll just add that css selectors are inefficient in terms of performance (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Writing_Efficient_CSS ). And really it would be better to avoid references to linguistics when talking about a markup
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by tangue 14y ago
Sure the querystring looks stupid, but if finding an new MD5 collision attack to build a fake Microsoft certificate is the job of a lamer, I don't know how to call myself ...

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