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Jonathan Stray's Computational Journalism Course is Now Online(znmeb.github.com)
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Introduction: Computer Science and Journalism(jmsc.hku.hk)
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I'm Backing "For Journalism"(kickstarter.com)
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I'm Backing 'For Journalism'(znmeb.github.com)
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 2.0.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench(znmeb.github.com)
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What Hath Von Neumann Wrought?(znmeb.github.com)
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by znmeb 14y ago
Zack, just off the top of my head, I'd say you're feeding a troll. Don't.
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by znmeb 14y ago
Yes, I read Lancaster's book back when it was published. It's crushingly out of date in today's world, however. No sane person in 2013 will subject him/herself and family to the risks of operating any business as a sole proprietorship or
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by znmeb 14y ago
No, actually, it's almost always insurance sales or multi-level marketing.
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by znmeb 14y ago
This guy will change his tune when he gets fired for being an asshole.
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I'm Backing "For Journalism"(znmeb.github.com)
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CompJournoStick 0.9.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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CompJournoStick: a Fedora Remix for computational journalists(znmeb.github.com)
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by znmeb 14y ago
You want to charge $700 / hour for programming ? You want to be a professional in the same sense as a doctor or a lawyer? Fine! 1. Get a PhD in computer science or software engineering. 2. Submit to state licensing, certifications, fees, e
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.5.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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by znmeb 14y ago
I'm with you 1000% percent here. The only language I ever encountered that could possibly have supplanted C was FORTH, and it was doomed by legions of Unix-trained C programmers once the hardware got good enough to support C.
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.2.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.1.1 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.1.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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by znmeb 14y ago
Nice ... any chance of a 16 GB RAM model?
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.0.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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Computational Journalism Publishers Workbench 1.0.0 Released(znmeb.github.com)
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#muckedup Chat Tuesday: Robot Reporting(blog.muckrack.com)
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by znmeb 14y ago
My most contoversial programming opinion ... there are too fucking many programming languages already. Proposing a new one should be grounds for immediate dismissal.
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by znmeb 14y ago
Anton Ertl and David Gregg cracked this nut a long time ago with gForth / vmgen! It's only when you add registers to their basic two-stack model, like Parrot does, that you gain any more speed.
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by znmeb 14y ago
Oh, man ... you're probably going to be sorry you asked, but here it is - my first coding book: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/univOfIllinoisUrbana/illiac/ILL...
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LXC Server Base 64 Bit(susestudio.com)
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LXC Server Base 32 Bit(susestudio.com)
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Redis-Lua Server(susestudio.com)
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