December 2012
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The Naive Optimist: 3 mistakes I made as a young... →
ryanleecarson:
I started my first business eight years ago in 2004. I’ve managed teams as small as two (from our top bedroom), all the way to my current 54-person team at Treehouse. I’ve had some wins and plenty of losses and learned a lot of things the hard way. Hopefully other business owners can avoid…
Geeklist Update: The 10x Developer in you →
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A myth is going around in programming circles of a mythical beast called The 10x Programmer. These creatures eschew laws of nature, compared to average Joe Programmer they produce more high quality work in less time.
But are they really some special superhero? Born with a keyboard in…
October 2012
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So that's what __init__.py is used for?
Interesting! I’ve avoided all reasons that’ll make me read a Python book from start to finish - no, I’m not ashamed of myself. Juggling academics and professional software development is already tough enough.
Anyway, in case you don’t already know:
Files named __init__.py are used to mark directories on disk as a Python package directories
There you have it! You...
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September 2012
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Recommendations with Simple Correlation Metrics on...
Every now and then I take time out of my professional life (as a developer) to chase my passion in text mining. Today’s article of the day is Ben’s article titled Recommendations with Simple Correlation Metrics on Implied Preference Data
Ben talks about his experience with George in building a simple recommendation system for a product catalogue. Although they were initially ...
# Semantic Equivalence, A Definition
Just last week, I set out to prepare a research proposal that’ll facilitate my PhD admission . My plan was to come up with a basic research problem that involves Web/Text Mining, Natural Language Processing, and Semantic Web concepts. So far, my focus hovers around the applications of Machine Learning techniques in Ontology Matching.
Semantic equivalence is the basis for Ontology Matching....
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The Best Way to Learn Python
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Python is more popular than ever, and is being used everywhere from back-end web servers, to front-end game development, and everything in between. Python is a true general purpose language and is quickly becoming a must-have tool in the arsenal of any self-respecting programmer.
But Python isn’t popular just because it’s popular. It is easy to learn,...
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How Web Developers Can Use Alfred
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In this screencast, we’ll use Alfred to write an extension that assists us when creating new projects. As you’ll find, Alfred makes the process of executing predefined shell scripts a cinch.
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Final Bash Script
# Create our new project directory
cd ~/Desktop && mkdir {query} && cd {query}
# Begin by...
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WebGL Essentials: Part II
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This article will build on to the framework introduced in part one of this mini-series, adding a model importer and a custom class for 3D objects. You will also be introduced to animation and controls. There’s a lot to go through, so let’s get started!
This article relies heavily on the first article, so, if you haven’t read it yet, you should start...
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Let’s TDD a Simple App in PHP
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In this tutorial, I will present an end-to-end example of a simple application – made strictly with TDD in PHP. I will walk you through each step, one at a time, while explaining the decisions I made in order to get the task done. The example closely follows the rules of TDD: write tests, write code, refactor.
Step 1 - Introduction to TDD &...
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Learn SQLI - SQL Injection Tutorial
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Thoughts on Machine Learning – Dealing with Skewed...
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IPhone Cloud Based Architecture Part 1 (Intro)
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JQuery Confirm plugin
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How I cracked my neighbor's WiFi password without...
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Javascript Tips for Non-Specialists
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Exercise Does Not Make You Less Depressed
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How to Reinvigorate and Refocus Your Business
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RESTful Web Service in Go Powered by the Google...
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Haxx.ly - remix any website with your own css/js...
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Linux Commands for Developers
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The Money/Time fallacy
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Keep a programming journal
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First, fire thyself
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Web2py 2.0 is out
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Why should I have written ZeroMQ in C, not C++...
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PHP gets Generators
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Girls Need Math
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In wich I rant about developing on Android
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YouTube.app
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The Pirate Bay Founder Arrested in Cambodia
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Student drinks liquid nitrogen...and survives
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12 (Really) Controversial Programming Opinions
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Researchers Expose Locations of Pirate Bay...
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A Theory of Class on Twitter
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Essential Javascript: The top 5 script loaders
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The start-up bubble
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File manager ideas
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What to do when stuck on a problem? Sleep.
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6 steps to validating your start up idea
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