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useful
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test your page speed with google
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useful
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thanks bill
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links for 2011-03-29
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good problems to work through
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this was hard to read
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links for 2011-03-28
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source code for common terminal commands
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funny - attack theorists for being too simple ("this doesnt seem to involve any mathematical sophistication - did i miss something?), hardware people for using techniques in older systems ("wasn't this all done years ago at xerox parc?")
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excellent post, full of questions to ask when considering joining a new venture
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peanuts with the last frame of each comic removed
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links for 2011-03-27
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links for 2011-03-26
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cool idea - We bought a Ferrari to give away to any employee who recruited 10 friends. In reality the car only cost $2,000 per month, the person who won it only got to drive it for as long as he or she was employed, and the cost of a Ferrari is much lower than 10 headhunter commissions. But sitting in the parking lot it gave us the appearance of extravagance while inside the building we were living the frugal life
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how to avoid over-fitting data: always withhold a portion of your sample to use for testing, test whether your model also works for perfectly random data
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really crazy
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howstuff works tutorials are pretty detailed, plus they do a good job of using plain english
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Google is paying computer science majors just out of college $90,000 to $105,000
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david lynch's hair vs modern works of art
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links for 2011-03-25
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use honeypot fields (fields invisible to humans, but which will be filled out by spam bots) to catch bots
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3.8 million spent so far, nothing actually built
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links for 2011-03-24
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photo on the wall. hmm.
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the second best programming tutorial i've found so far, also a good candidate for donation.
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links for 2011-03-23
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Advice for wannabe startup employees | jeremy grosser :: blog
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links for 2011-03-22
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via emily meinhardt
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nyt updates its style guide
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Would it have been better, then, for me to make the same point less forcefully? A large contingent of the commenters on the post think so: they’re the ones saying that the message is fine, but the headline is insensitive and needlessly provocative in a time of great emotional turmoil and strain. I’m torn on this one, but I think that in general sugar-coating and euphemism are invidious: if you’ve got something you want to say, you should just come out and say it. And given that it’s impossible to know in advance when a post is going to break out from my normal readership, the result of such a policy would surely be a lot of unnecessary and harmful self-censorship.
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links for 2011-03-21
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saundra says maybe 10 will be able to help. japan does not need, or want, your help
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have more sex
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This synchronous behavior proved to be an immense advantage. Though typical traders barely beat random chance, those acting at peak moments of sync made money on more than 70% of their stock trades. They also made nearly twice as much money per trade, which explains why traders who frequently "sync up" were the best performers at the firm. (The worst traders, by contrast, were the ones who instant-messaged the least.)
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quickly rising prices fueled by credit - energy not in a bubble, gold, china, facebook are.
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found that prospective hindsight—imagining that an event has already occurred—increases the ability to correctly identify reasons for future outcomes by 30%. We have used prospective hindsight to devise a method called a premortem, which helps project teams identify risks at the outset.
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flowchart of advice for people who have an idea for a startup. hilarious
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useful - when i need to learn operating systems
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