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tchalla

32,740karma·5,338submissions·November 17, 2011
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Well, true! Someone posted on a video on sound generation using IC 555 [0]. Sweet to the ears! [0] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzaS1nuL8ck …
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The 555 Timer was one of the fundamental IC's of my deeply rooted electronic fundamentals even though I am a modern day computer scientist. I remember using the 555 as a flip flop, a Schmitt trigger a…
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I am actually surprised no one has pointed out Dailymotion a Youtube like service which does well in France [0,1]. It has most feature which Youtube provides. [0] http://www.dailymotion.com/ [1] ht…
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Just you.
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An xxx domain and blog posts on programming messes up my mind.
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I deal with a lot of text data so I use NLTK for Natural Language Processing. In addition, maptplot lib for publication quality figures and graphs. I don't really have a motivation to shift to Python …
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That's like a classic scientist - software engineer argument. The scientist says he wants to prototype with quick dirty code while the software engineer wants to write great refactored code.
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Uh ... well it is not a 503 issue but looks more a HTML5 issue to me. My browser works absolutely fine when your website is not in one of my tabs.
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OK - I think I'm surprised to know that those fields do write software more than anything. Thanks for the clarification.
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I like the clean design but for some reason by browser hangs up while scrolling through your site. Safari 5.1.7 on Snow Leopard
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> a lot of research software in academia is written by grad students with no formal CS education Are you sure? Because that sounds like an complete oxymoron. You probably may have meant something…
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Forstall seems to be a "copy" of Jobs. I am not sure if it's a good thing.
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