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Understanding Fractal Geometry(janhartigan.com)
1 points by treeface 15y ago|0 comments
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by treeface 15y ago
Perhaps to the uninitiated, but I think any reasonably-informed person can keep up with at least the latest headline-grabbing advances in medicine. A highly generalized technological vector, one could say, is not too difficult to glean from
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by treeface 15y ago
This reminds me too much of the colourlovers "trends" that tend to be more representative either of little-changing, long-term trends or whatever sampling bias they might have at any given moment.
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by treeface 15y ago
Nicely done.
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by treeface 15y ago
Perhaps this a silly question, but why don't you guys expand your campaigns to the US? Why the geographic limitation?
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by treeface 16y ago
Thank you for the information, sir.
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by treeface 16y ago
This post is painfully scarce on any real details and doesn't provide a link to a video of it in action, substituting quality for a joke image. If I could downvote, I would. Instead I'll just provide some alternate resources: Video of Nan
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by treeface 16y ago
Nice job...well done. I've just downloaded this and reposted it to min.us: http://min.us/mvjf9pl
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by treeface 16y ago
Does this exist somewhere that isn't behind a paywall? Or better yet...is there a good description anywhere of the methods used for the relative layman? Edit : Ok I've been snooping around for articles on this and so far I've found these:
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by treeface 16y ago
As you continue your plunge into PHP, consider a super lightweight framework like CodeIgniter. Moving to a Model-View-Controller pattern early will turn you into a good developer a lot quicker.
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by treeface 16y ago
What framework are you using for PHP?
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by treeface 16y ago
Try jQuery's deferred events. It is, IMO, the most elegant actual-JavaScript solution to the problem I've seen.
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by treeface 16y ago
Yes, exactly. This is a great description of the new deferred events and methods.
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by treeface 16y ago
Yep here's what I see on our IE6 death machine: http://i.imgur.com/bTXtn.png
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by treeface 16y ago
I actually agree with you, but I have also yet to see a relatively inexpensive autopilot system that can successfully navigate all of the many horrible scenarios that could arise. We're probably already (or nearly) there tech-wise, but in t
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by treeface 16y ago
Righto...thanks for the explanation, and sorry for the confusion on my part.
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by treeface 16y ago
A Cessna 172 is no more complicated than an economy car. Not trying to sound snarky here, but have you ever piloted an airplane? The pre-takeoff checks take a little while, require a good bit of technical expertise, and are absolutely req
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by treeface 16y ago
Where does it say he's mad at them? All he's saying is that this policy isn't very web-friendly.
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by treeface 16y ago
"Little changes" from the perspective of a developer? I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one. If I'm not mistaken (please correct me if I am), a plurality (if not an outright majority) of web servers are run using an open source
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by treeface 16y ago
And in what way do you find JavaScript to be less than "truly" object oriented?
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by treeface 16y ago
Great resource, thanks. Another great resource is, of course, the Khan Academy. See their precalc videos here: http://www.khanacademy.org/#Precalculus And their calc videos here: http://www.khanacademy.org/#Calculus
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by treeface 16y ago
"true object oriented architecture"? I agree with that, but what are you comparing it to?
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by treeface 16y ago
Yeah, I agree fully. The guy who wrote this article appears to be completely oblivious to CodeIgniter, which is a very, very lightweight framework. I just recently revisited an old CI site I made months ago and it only took about 5 minutes
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by treeface 16y ago
Why the blogspam? Just link directly to the article: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9209958/Bulk_of_brows...
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by treeface 16y ago
Q: What makes Experts Exchange different from other Q&A sites on the Internet? A: Most of our nearly 3 million solutions revolve around specific technology questions, and the majority of those have a sense of urgency to them. Huh? How
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by treeface 16y ago
This discussion might be of value to you: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2500716/open-source-comme... There are also lots of other discussions related to this on SO. In my opinion: with disqus you get to be lazy. That's fine. I use it
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by treeface 16y ago
I've actually gone down this path before, but I gave up when I asked this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3644614/what-might-be-the... Client input cannot reasonably well be verified, of course, but perhaps more importantly,
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by treeface 16y ago
I can't seem to replicate this: http://i.imgur.com/kDwPd.png Are you sure there isn't something else going on?
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by treeface 16y ago
How would you even begin to collect the data necessary to make an informed decision on this?
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by treeface 16y ago
Of course...I don't mean to imply that you could have put together any real meaningful time series data in such a short period of time. I only mean to inspire you to do it in the future ;-)

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