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RHIPE - R and Hadoop Integrated Processing v.0.38
(ml.stat.purdue.edu)
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17y ago
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Doctorow Says Google & Amazon Stifle Progress
(internetevolution.com)
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17y ago
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A general model of productivity (= effectiveness)
(academicproductivity.com)
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Bing overtakes yahoo in the search market, already #2
(readwriteweb.com)
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urlwolf
17y ago
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Windows 7 will bring the 'touch' interface to the masses. Be prepared
(windowsteamblog.com)
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urlwolf
17y ago
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The Internet sky really is falling
(networkworld.com)
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17y ago
I like redmine.
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Tracking browser behavior without any tools (security breach in most browsers)
(startpanic.com)
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urlwolf
18y ago
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Now You Can Change What Google Says About You
(readwriteweb.com)
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Why Programmers Suck at CSS Design
(betaversion.org)
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18y ago
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18y ago
@safetrick: good point about mac prices for a mac pro! The office one, work would pay, but then sooner or latter I'd have to convert at home too, which is no joke. Now, how is Mac OSX for VNC/remote desktop stuff? And how hard it is to do a
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Ask HN: which OS (win, OSX, linux) works best on 64-bit edition?
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18y ago
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18y ago
I think this is a brilliant move. Use up people's time, and give them an activity that benefits both your company and themselves. I see a big oportunity here for startups too!
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Yahoo sideline: desktop client for real time twitter search
(yuiblog.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I can comment on this, since I did my PhD work with Landauer and Kintsch and was the webmaster of lsa.colorado.edu for a while. The current scene of statistical semantics is very active right now. I'm not sure that the SVD is easier to imp
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Doug Lenat liked Wolfram Alpha. It competes with google, not with the semWeb
(semanticuniverse.com)
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18y ago
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Facebook Lexicon: easy way to get counts of what people post on walls
(facebook.com)
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Twine's page on cool is actually cool
(twine.com)
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Is turning our problems into technical problems unscientific and antiintellectual?
(thinkmarkets.wordpress.com)
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18y ago
it eats quite a lot of CPU :)
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18y ago
I'm using R for largish datasets. When compiled on a 64-bit linux, it can address plenty of memory. The windows version is limited to 1.5 Gb, even in 64-bit windows. This is bound to change as Revolution computing have a 64-bit windows R th
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W3M: tiny graphical browser; good to check documentation
(w3m.sourceforge.net)
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9 browsers compared
(maximumpc.com)
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18y ago
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Entrepreneurship is not about changing the world
(smartbabesaresexy.blogspot.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
For me it's lastpass.com. They do it right: they remove the passwords they (easily) find on my HD. The problem is still the master password, I agree.
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Academics: Why it's faster, more lucrative, and fun to do startups
(academicproductivity.com)
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18y ago
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Hacker News doesn't validate
(validator.w3.org)
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18y ago
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Comparing the Performance of WPF/E, Flash9/Flex, Javascript
(drawlogic.com)
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Will Work for Praise: The Web's Free-Labor Economy
(businessweek.com)
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Lost World discovered (thanks to Google Earth)
(dailymail.co.uk)
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18y ago
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