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Computer Science: Filling the Education Pipeline Gap(cacm.acm.org)
1 points by wmat 14y ago|0 comments
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Believing Bullshit: How Not to Get Sucked into an Intellectual Black Hole(amazon.com)
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Top Claims Made by Creationists to Counter Scientific Theories(io9.com)
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Asterix: The Great Unsung Fantasy Hero(io9.com)
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Space mission reveals moon's 'battered' history(cbc.ca)
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Can white-space Wi-Fi really work for cities?(zdnet.com)
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Navy Lays Off Dolphins, Replaces With Robots(globalanimal.org)
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by wmat 14y ago
Hey, thanks for writing up that post, eehusky. I look forward to the future posts. Just as you were inspired by the Recursive Labs post, so to has yours inspired me.
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Smartphones Could Soon Sense Your Emotions(dailytech.com)
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Coding Error Causes SaskTel Customers to Receive Bills up to $100,000(leaderpost.com)
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The Amazing Zeta Code(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
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RC car transforms into RC robot(hackaday.com)
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Using GCC with TI Stellaris Launchpad – A more in depth look(eehusky.wordpress.com)
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Sometimes Art Is About Balance(digitaldiner.blogspot.ca)
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by wmat 14y ago
There are two local jobsites: http://techjobswaterloo.com http://waterlootechjobs.com The latter seems to break posting up between StartUp or non StartUp.
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Why I Like the New C++(lemire.me)
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Q&A: Bigfoot himself comments on new findings that confirm his existence(arts.nationalpost.com)
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Canadian scientists create a functioning, virtual brain(montrealgazette.com)
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by wmat 14y ago
Great question! Reminds me of Jesse Storimer http://jstorimer.com/ who originally published 'Working With Unix Processes' independently which subsequently got picked up by The Pragmatic Programmers: http://pragprog.com/book/jsunix/workin
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Huge diamond planet found, twice the size of Earth(thestar.com)
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Your brain on pseudoscience: the rise of popular neurobollocks(newstatesman.com)
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by wmat 14y ago
I think it's BBM for iPhone users ;)
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9 Learning Adversaries and their Antidotes(jonathanfields.com)
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Hire Based On Talent, Not Location(bradfordembedded.com)
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The Tolkien Professor(tolkienprofessor.com)
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Why Do Some Arguments Seem Wrong?(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
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Leonid Levin will receive the Knuth Prize(blog.computationalcomplexity.org)
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Let Me man That For You(lmmtfy.net)
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by wmat 14y ago
Thanks for posting this! As a lover of books, these photos are great.
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by wmat 14y ago
This reminds me the best running advice I ever received. In a comment when asked how to run fast, a very accomplished ultra runner replied, "If you want to run fast, run fast."

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