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Comment #38600389
this is an excellent step towards the useability revolution, interesting to see how long it will take to permeate to a standard for high-school and undergraduate students to get to…
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Comment #22803891
This is not a revolutionary idea. Several professional programs (law, accounting, etc.) have certification exams that do just what you are describing. It seems to require a fairly …
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Comment #15694770
As a Mac user, I have to agree whole-heartedly! I was a pretty heavy OpenFL devotee for a couple of years. It's an amazing project, although PixiJS is a very competent competitor w…
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Comment #11595062
Also, HaXe is the only viable technology which enables a high-quality canvas-based applications which mirror native applications (while also permitting compilation to those native …
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Comment #10668798
Words like "debt" can be tricky to pin down, which is why we have an accounting profession who's job it is to establish a cohesive and consistent language system with specific mean…
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Comment #10100722
That's what it looks like
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Comment #10100658
This was open-sourced a while back. Looks like they hollowed out the repo though. Is that bad etiquette? https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad
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Comment #10033268
More appropriate to call it a questionnaire than an interview.
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Comment #9611070
We have a perfect solution for the kind of publishing model which Brett is referring to, which operates in sharing and replication rather than central repositories which are histor…
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Comment #9490308
It seems the problem is that the author is trying to create a representation of knowledge, whereas research papers are more of a logging of work done. His approach may be a perfect…
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Comment #8159533
I disagree. An hourly wage is a very special payment system which requires some kind of foreman to be sustainable. Otherwise, the labour industry tends to drift towards inefficienc…
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Comment #8125304
Gentrification is happenning in Toronto outside of the downtown core, albeit very slowly. The main effect is you have families cashing out and moving further and further away from …
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Comment #7891399
I may be of assistance. Send me a PM
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Comment #7777186
Yes, the author is pretty off-the-mark and I would say misleading. Here are some scenarios worked out with www.numbercanvas.com Early Retirement, Average Lifespan: $1 million Early…
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Ask HN:internet Woes
We're a smallish (under 20) people media production startup based In Toronto, and we've been getting really bad luck with our Internet. We've tried doing business with both of the …
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On National Internet Filters: A Metaphor for Internet Neutrality
The UK's recent steps towards modifying their Internet infrastructure has prompted me to find a way to explain the situation to friends and relatives. I am no network engineer so p…
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Comment #6261476
For those not in the know, Galton invented the simplest way of understanding normal distribution. Here's a copy you ca ceck on your phone. www.intromath.ca/aakkozzll A quote from G…
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Comment #6229109
The way I see it, political power grabs are simply a continuation of wealth accumulation. Money is limited in its value, but it's the best universal proxy for value that we have so…
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Comment #6022080
Here's another take on it, albeit more for financial computations. Includes a formula preview: http://numbercanvas.com/
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Comment #5767200
If you are willing to spend a little time with it, this might help give you a more intuitive udnerstanding: http://intromath.ca/aakkozzll/ The trick is to keep in mind that in this…
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New iPhone App encourages Classroom Activity for Stats/Math
The Aakkozzll app is a substitute for throwing dice. Players can see the probability distribution on each throw (unlike dice which have a similar pattern, but you just can't see it…
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Comment #4406941
I work for a company in the Canadian academic publishing industry. In Canada, it is illegal to require students to pay for their own testing. By law, those textbooks which come wit…