tom_jones

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Extending Bootstrap(books.slashdot.org)
2 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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Extending Bootstrap(extending-bootstrap.com)
1 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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Python for Finance(packtpub.com)
13 points by tom_jones 12y ago|5 comments
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Providing broadband connectivity to rural Americans should have priority over giving 'fast lanes' to those who already enjoy broadband service.
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by tom_jones 12y ago
The latest statistical analysis suggests that baseball involves more matters of chance than anyone would like to admit. Beyond home runs and strikeouts, it's mostly random. Luck and skill are all around us to varying unmeasurable degre
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I've seen many a publication where the scientist urge restraint in interpreting results, but then the newspapers completely ignore their pleas and go instead to proclaim "Study of 10 subjects proves X could make you immortal!&quot
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I think the answer is the total guileification of the (extended) GNU operating system. We need to facilitate cross-talk between bits of the operating system, and there would be no more natural way to do this in GNU than to make all commands
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Interesting but it doesn’t get past the a priori objection to the NBN having been adopted without any economic or commercial assessment to justify it as a political fix when the election promise to provide better broadband at one tenth the
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I think it is fascinating because of what it could have been had Walt Disney's vision continued. It's right there in the opening line: a place for people to find happiness and knowledge. Judging from my visit last weekend, today t
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Nice post, just goes to show the value of properly validating uploads!
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by tom_jones 12y ago
The idea that competing governments, financial institutions, telecommunications and energy companies, etc use the same software – when it’s proven that there is no such thing as real security – is ludicrous. Perhaps Microsoft’s next big pro
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by tom_jones 12y ago
It reads like a an unbelievable chapter from Orwell's 1984, and it occurred in the United States of America, the oft stated bastion of democracy. At every possible opportunity resistance was stymied, with the presumption that the will
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Along these lines, can someone ask whether net neutrality ever existed at all? Akamai and F5 have been helping big corporations like Disney circumvent internet bottlenecks for over a decade now. Those who have had the money have managed to
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World Wrestling Chief Vince McMahon Lost Nearly A Third Of His Fortune Today(businessinsider.com)
1 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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Moodle Course Design Best Practices(packtpub.com)
1 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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New technology makes driving safer for seniors(usatoday.com)
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Will 3-D technology radically change the world?(cnbc.com)
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I'm suspicious of this technology. While I concede that it probably has some statistical and even empirical merit, those in HR will always do everything they can to make sure that "troublemakers and journeymen" get kept out.
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Why Energy Is Technology's Next Big Thing(forbes.com)
2 points by tom_jones 12y ago|1 comments
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How Technology Is Making Your Wallet a Safer Place(fool.com)
1 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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Citrix XenMobile Mobile Device Management(packtpub.com)
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by tom_jones 12y ago
One solution. Stay out of the app store. Develop on the web in HTML 5.0. No businesses between you and the players there. Once you are a bit hit, you cut your own deal to go onto other platforms like Facebook and the app stores.
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I personally prefer Scala. It supports functional programming (combining it nicely with object oriented programming), immutability, tail recursion, lazy evaluation (you have to specify what will be evaluated lazily), collections with parall
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by tom_jones 12y ago
"secretly access suspected criminals’ computers in bunches, not simply one at a time." Note the word "suspected". I really don't think its a good idea to have a legal standard granting authority to a government work
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Great post! Can't wait to see where .NET Native will go.
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by tom_jones 12y ago
I thought this would be about the new mobile version, which unlike the prior "upgrade" is actually an upgrade. The prior mobile version ruined what was a great program. Hopefully that they're moving in the right direction wit
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by tom_jones 12y ago
How do these digital services compare with radio? For example, if a radio station plays your song and 1,000,000 people hear it, do they pay you more than 1,000,0000 individual Pandora plays? Those numbers on your statement are for much smal
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Social Media Mining with R(packtpub.com)
4 points by tom_jones 12y ago|0 comments
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by tom_jones 12y ago
Any reason why you're using a slice here? >>> numbers[:] = [n for n in numbers if not odd(n)] I'm thinking that doing >>> numbers = [n for n in numbers if not odd(n)] wouldn't be a problem since the assignm
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Extending Bootstrap(packtpub.com)
2 points by tom_jones 12y ago|1 comments

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