trollhammeren

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by trollhammeren 15y ago
Parsing, Tokenizer, NER (Named entity recognition), Matching extracted tokens to geographical names list (gazetteer matching). Thats the process more or less. For tools you can google according to the terms above and get many. Hope this hel
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by trollhammeren 15y ago
Gaming \m/ Pick up the controller or KB/M and fire away
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by trollhammeren 15y ago
Just one sentence: In their dreams _|_
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by trollhammeren 15y ago
I started with "Java:Complete reference" but it's definitely not for beginners. It covers a wide array of stuff though
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by trollhammeren 15y ago
Nostalgic. 8-bit and Floyd will still remain in our souls. Good work, bravo !!
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by trollhammeren 15y ago
Welcome to the real world. Now spend your time reading (You may think not but it's very important. After all, "no man is an island") articles about other apps, how they are changing things for users and then try to come up with situations y
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by trollhammeren 16y ago
Here is one: http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9781449398583/ and this is how the book will look like once it's out: http://www.readwriteweb.com/hack/2011/03/nodejs-book.php Since node.js is still under development, you'll find very few te
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by trollhammeren 16y ago
The most retarded blog post I've ever read probably. Gives a valuable insight into the american elitist mind-set and their so called moral "high-ground". But then again we all have freedom of speech, don't we ?
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by trollhammeren 16y ago
http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book is what I use. Another one which you might wanna use is: http://railsforzombies.org/ but I'd advice you to learn by making some small project. That's the best way
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by trollhammeren 16y ago
3 words: Don't do it. If not for yourself then for your children.
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by trollhammeren 16y ago
Best way to start is to code and learn. Pick any engine and start coding. Java, C++ and/or Python are OGRE-3D, Panda 3D, Unity.