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4. Automaticly fix all uppercase posts.

Doing predictions with instance based methods can be really expensive.

This is cool, but I think it's missing something. My startup will address the something that it's missing. :)

I got 125% of an ingredient by misspelling parmesan

http://www.recipepuppy.com/how/?tomake=eggplant+parmesean

How about a more indirect approach. You could make a Yahoo Answer's type site using Wikipedia. People are encouraged to ask questions about particular sections that they don't understand or are lacking information and then points are given for answered questions with citations.

Or you could do something like this http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/raphaelh/publications/chi... and then reward answers with points.

I was gonna recommend OCDJ

Is the suburb Richardson or Plano? :)

A better hack might be to do the tragic words in a different language, like chinese.

Was Mondrian an arc hacker?

I might sound a bit hypersensitive here, but couldn't the author easily avoid using "he" and "him" when referring to potential candidates for software programming positions?

That's not my site :P

The poster is Yoav Freund: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoav_Freund

Here's a twitter clone idea you can steal:

a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: Why are you attempting to make a Twitter clone (today)?

I was surprised this wasn't posted here before. I would encourage everyone here to donate to the Methusaleh Foundation. You can promise to donate $25,000 and join the "300", which we're expecting will fill up by the end of the summer. :)

How would being gay would interfere with a dad teaching his son what its like to be a confident and secure man?

Usually saying "that list was missing X" type stuff is pretty silly, but with a title like that, that list seriously needs some Verner Vinge.

This is a really good idea. Maybe this will generate a lot of public discussion about some recent papers...

I remember seeing this article a while ago and I've mentioned it in conversations several times but could never find it. Thanks.

"this method leaves many handheld devices in the cold, including those based on Intel's ARM chips."

haha

Because you might get a false positive.

Does anyone have more technical information about this? I tried googling but just found marketing babble. Also, turns out the headquarters for this place is a couple blocks away from me, haha.

I recommend adding as many ideas as you can and even fund stuff out of your pocket. I click browse and all I see is "test" and "wordobe test"...

Howard Dean doesn't count?

So here's the question: why does this give odds of 91% to Obama while Intrade has him forecast at 68%?

I started reading this thread and I thought, oh finally linux. But then I got really sad when I learned that nautilus was required :(

Those tech journalists that wrote those stories didn't even check out how youtube deals with these things... How obscenely lazy can you be?

The entire article is a great example of laughably bad clueless tech journalism.

I've heard improv classes go a long way.

I imagine there are a bunch of startup types scattered around the Dallas area and this seems like something that might have a really positive impact. I'm near UTD in Richardson personally so anywhere around here is a good choice :)

and he's wearing a fantastic t-shirt

I clicked this kinda hoping that you would have a choice for every age...