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Professor Sebastian Thrun quits Stanford to teach people - http://herdrick.tumblr.com/post...
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Photo of John, my hackathon teammate (with me, Nick and Bleicke in the background), made the front page of the Wall Street Journal Tech section! http://online.wsj.com/article...
Headed to Reno for SPLASH conference
Kill hashtables, get shorter code - http://herdrick.tumblr.com/post...
Cluster with Clojure: http://herdrick.tumblr.com/post... A blog post on agglomerative hierarchical clustering in Clojure.
Bay area. Looking for Python (or Clojure, natch) web dev work.
Cluster (with Clojure) - http://herdrick.tumblr.com/post...
OK, the Tweetsphere couldn't answer, so I ask you, Friendfeeders: How long has Microsoft had a bigger market cap than Apple? My guess is since about 1990.
How do I get FriendFeed to stop showing my Twitter updates?
Removing the service should be good enough. I'll debug.
- Paul Buchheit
Thanks, it's gone now.
- Ethan Herdrick
Wow, the Google Prediction API looks really useful. #googlepredictionapi #machinelearning
My cousin has hacked the college tuition payment system, keeping $4-$5 thousand of float by delaying paying tuition. Awesome!
I don't think I've posted this on FF. My surf blog: http://surfabout.tumblr.com/ It needs one last post and then will probably be on ice for a while.
"...Wobbegong [sharks] are very flexible and can easily bite a hand that is holding on to their tail." Uh, oops.
How do you search to see if someone is on Friendfeed? The default search only looks for mentions of that person's name among my FF friends.
The advantages of programming on a small netbook - http://news.ycombinator.com/item...
"Well, before testing and integrating, sure. Writing it, maybe not. It depends on what you're working on I suppose. Certainly I've had the same experience - not being able to turn on a computer and so thinking about coding instead of doing it and having a better way occur to me. But I think coding immediately still wins usually."
- Ethan Herdrick
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