Signals and Systems problem set http://mit.edu/6.003/S10/www/handouts/hw3.pdf
Ask HN: What are you working on tonight?
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#172Coverscans, coverscans, coverscans.
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#173Working on getting data to be more easily imported for http://graphbug.com
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#174Real C# support for Thrift, consisting of WCF metadata providers and channels.
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#175Working on my Google AppEngine based website. I hope to launch by the end of this month.
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#176I was sleeping when this was posted, but now I'm working on a consulting project (embedding an existing game into OpenSocial and Facebook apps). Once I finish with that for the week, I'll carry on building the prototype for our SSD-based I/O caching driver. I'm hoping we can finally make that do something useful over the weekend.
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#177A web interface for MongoDB.
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#178A Python compiler using Flex, Bison and C++.
Email me (or better yet, put some sort of contact in your profile). I'd like to talk to you about something.
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#179Improving HN's performance. Voting is horribly expensive. That wasn't a problem originally but it's starting to become one now that there are so many users.
I feel like upvoting your comment because that sounds interesting and concerning everyone here, but I don't want to be part of the problem!
You're not. You're helping him test his improvements
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on tonight?
#180A raytracer as part of a class project.
Raytracers are fun. Tonight I'm hopefully going to start threading my (slow) real-time raytracer. I've never done threading before, and I'm very interested in seeing how the performance plays out, what strategy I should use to optimize cache usage and generally getting stuck in with what has always been an interesting topic to me.