jmdeldin

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   by jmdeldin 13y ago

   I found Lindsay I. Smith's "A tutorial on Principal Components Analysis" [1] really useful because it covers the mathematics behind PCA but gives enough linear algebra background for it to be understandable by those with dist
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   by jmdeldin 14y ago

   This might be the first case of biomimicry on the front page :). This was one of the entries in our 2011 Biomimicry Student Design Challenge [1]. It's pretty exciting to see how far they've taken it from concept to funding [2] in a short am
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   by jmdeldin 14y ago

   I had something similar happen with Wells Fargo. Logged in and saw someone else's name, Florida purchases (I'm in Montana), along with a different account number, statement history, etc. Naturally, I recorded this with Quicktime and then ca
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   by jmdeldin 14y ago

   Why do you need to learn it in a week, especially at such a superficial level? If you just want to learn the basics, it's pretty simple. You just need a compiler, a text editor, and some semi-decent reference. Compiler: If you're on Windows
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   by jmdeldin 14y ago

   This seems more cumbersome than opening AppleScript Editor, writing the following, and saving the script as an app. do shell script "my script" Despite being an obnoxious language, AppleScript is pretty handy for distributing shell s