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Test Doubletap

Test Doubletap:

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Syndicated 2012-02-21 00:12:00 from sness

The span and div Tags

The span and div Tags: "The tag has very similar properties to the

tag, in that it changes the style of the text it encloses. But without any style attributes, the tag won't change the enclosed items at all.

The primary difference between the and

tags is that doesn't do any formatting of it's own. The

tag acts includes a paragraph break, because it is defining a logical division in the document. The tag simply tells the browser to apply the style rules to whatever is within the ."

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 20:41:00 from sness

zsh – a bash alternative that’s easily customizable with oh-my-zsh

zsh – a bash alternative that’s easily customizable with oh-my-zsh: "And then one day in mid-2011 I discovered the Z shell and once I read about all the nice features it has, I started being even more productive and I fell in love with this tool.


In this tutorial, I will guide you through the installation of zsh, show you some of the many awesome features that this shell brings to your terminal and I’ll give you some tips on how to use this shell with your customizations on any machine that you use."

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:18:00 from sness

Why I Still Use Emacs « Occasionally sane

Why I Still Use Emacs « Occasionally sane: "anything: anything is similar to OS X’s QuickSilver utility; you activate it, start typing what you want and it’ll show you all the possible results, organized by categories. By default, it looks at the files in the current directory, and the opened buffers I believe, but you can configure it to find all sorts of things, such as Emacs commands, man pages, recently opened files, functions, etc."

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:17:00 from sness

AtomizeJS - Home

AtomizeJS - Home: "AtomizeJS is a project which aims to make it easy to write programs in JavaScript that can be both concurrent and distributed. It does this by implementing Distributed Software Transactional Memory (DSTM)."

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:17:00 from sness

On naming - Quietly amused by the world

On naming - Quietly amused by the world: "There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.

— Phil Karlton"

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:16:00 from sness

Using CSS without HTML · Mathias Bynens

Using CSS without HTML · Mathias Bynens: "Even with a completely empty HTML document, browsers will still auto-generate the implied HTML elements."

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:13:00 from sness

KK... JK... OK : /: A Bayesian Approach To Kalman Filtering

KK... JK... OK : /: A Bayesian Approach To Kalman Filtering: "INTRODUCTION
Ripped straight from Wikipedia...
The Kalman filter is an algorithm, commonly used since the 1960s for improving vehicle navigation (among other applications, although aerospace is typical), that yields an optimized estimate of the system's state (e.g. position and velocity). The algorithm works recursively in real time on streams of noisy input observation data (typically, sensor measurements) and filters out errors using a least-squares curve-fit optimized with a mathematical prediction of the future state generated through a modeling of the system's physical characteristics.
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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:13:00 from sness

Penny Arcade - Firebird

Penny Arcade - Firebird:

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Syndicated 2012-02-20 17:09:00 from sness

Recordings Through The Decades Part 1 - Frequency

Recordings Through The Decades Part 1 - Frequency:

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Syndicated 2012-02-19 06:03:00 from sness