February 2012
33 posts
Feb 27th
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Feb 26th
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Volunteering at WXWC was really cool.
Feb 26th
Feb 23rd
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Feb 22nd
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Feb 21st
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Feb 21st
10 people are following my skillshare class! Swag.
Feb 20th
Efficiently representing graphs in a program
The purpose of this post is to outline something that seems obvious in retrospect but which may not occur to programmers. Maybe with your mind jogged a bit you’ll invent something awesome. By “graph,” I don’t mean a visual plotting of a numerical function. I’m referring to this kind of graph - a data structure in computer science. The link above is informative but...
Feb 20th
Feb 19th
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Feb 18th
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Feb 18th
Rick Santorum donor makes weird remark about birth... →
I’m … I’m speechless.
Feb 17th
Iranian web developer sentenced to death.... →
Why is everyone letting Iran do this?
Feb 16th
Feb 16th
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I was adopted 13 years ago today by my dad. It is kind of like a birthday except the occasion itself is the gift.
Feb 16th
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Feb 14th
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balumtimes dey →
Feb 14th
If a story is unbiased it is uninteresting.
Feb 14th
Feb 14th
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the Bob Loblaw Law Blog: You want a physicist to... →
catsinpeopleclothes: You want a physicist to speak at your funeral. You want the physicist to talk to your grieving family about the conservation of energy, so they will understand that your energy has not died. You want the physicist to remind your sobbing mother about the first law of thermodynamics; that no energy…
Feb 12th
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Feb 12th
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Feb 11th
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Feb 11th
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Feb 10th
Logic and SAT Solving for Dummies!
I wrote a rather opaque post the other day about my attempt to write an answer set solver which at its core uses something called a SAT solver. True to my own distinctive writing style, I vomited quite a bit of text that probably made no sense to anybody (including and especially the actual mathematicians pioneering this research). So, this post is intended to be a non-programmer friendly...
Feb 9th
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A SAT Solver in Haskell →
Meant to be run interactively in ghci. This is pretty hideous Haskell code.
Feb 7th
Ramblings, sounds and images from Bougie: On how... →
bougie: Sometime last week the video of my ignite talk went live on youtube. It’s had over 21.000 views at the time of me writing this, been shared by the likes of Gina Trapani, Anil Dash and Guy Kawasaki. I’ve even been congratulated once on my TED talk. But most importantly, it’s…
Feb 6th
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The school of the future
The students will show up on a semi-regular basis to a physical discussion lab. They’ll sit down with peers and discuss the topic. They might pull out some work they’ve done on the project and hash out details with their classmates. The teacher will sit at the front, acting as a sort of oracle. When students need help and cannot deduce a solution, the teacher will ask them a...
Feb 6th
Occupy Austin was evicted by the police after voting a few months ago that the police were their allies and they shouldn’t do anything to upset them. Way. To. Go.
Feb 5th
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Feb 4th
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Damn Hippie prison rehabilitates prisoners →
A wonderful step to possibly avoid repeat offenses.
Feb 3rd
Let me teach you how to program! →
I’m going to offer a relatively cheap course in Computer Programming. Depending on how many people are interested, I’ll set times and dates and places. You dig? TELL YOUR FRIENDS.
Feb 3rd