lazyfunctor

ubuntu 12.04 (planning to try out mint(cinnamon)

I agree, CSS selectors in BeautifulSoup and pyquery make it less messy.

This kind of tutorial for haskell will be great! I think LYAH is a good starting point for haskell beginners.

Another event that sets off alarm bell was sedition charge (one of the most abused laws) against cartoonist Aseem Trivedi. Thankfully you can still have some faith in Indian judicial system. Full story here: http://goo.gl/evx4J

sent you a mail with my attempt

http://notifo.com/hackernews looks like another option

clickable http://www.wishberg.com

you may find this blog post by Brad Cross helpful. Unfortunately his blog is not active anymore but it's available on waybackmachine http://web.archive.org/web/20100118082135/http://measuringme...

nice idea! curious, where and how are you providing the server access with root access?

Started with statistics section. Doing it along with biostatistics bootcamp on coursera. Would like to cover calculus and linear algebra when I get time.

I love the idea. Are the services available outside US/UK?

sounds good!! signed up. also subscribed to last.fm some time ago to discover new music.

http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpUpstreamRequestHashModule this should work for you

Squash, riding my motorcycle, hiking, started with arduino recently

Thanks. Will give it a try.

Bangalore. no car. Public transport is not bad.

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I'd recommend Algorihm Design (Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos) and as suggested by ejanus, stanford course http://www.algo-class.org/

You should give course(s) offered by Stanford a try. Rule is you have to finish them (including assignments and exams). They are really interesting and will add to your CS skills http://algo-class.org/ http://jan2012.ml-class.org/

I'll surely give it a try as I plan to learn tennis. What's the stack you are using and where is it hosted?

I second that. Also you may find this helpful http://projecteureka.org

Something like that exists for clojure. http://incanter.org/ "Incanter is a Clojure-based, R-like platform for statistical computing and graphics."