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You had to write it in 1s and 0s ? We only had 0s at the time !

And you can be happy if it's a judge and not some convincingly dark smiling guy with a mask.

You can do it with lambdas, but it's going to be absurdly ugly: http://blog.sigfpe.com/2008/09/on-writing-python-one-liners....

Last time when I used python I could separate statements with a semicolon and put as many as i want in a line. Did that change ? ;-)

Great news. I already dedicated a key on my keyboard to open that menu.

I guess after the first three weeks of ai-class.com, judging from the several stability adventures, the makers of the site could offer the knowledge of that course as well ;-)

Here's the original Stanford Tech Entrepreneurship syllabus: http://e145.stanford.edu/

and this seems to be the one of the lean startup launchpad: http://www.slideshare.net/sblank/e245-syllabus-rev15

Nope. But I didnt get one from the current AI and ML either, if I remember correctly.

I think it's a good follow up to ai-class.com (Norvig/Thrun), which is largely based on probabilistic networks and planning. Looking forward to it :-)

Maybe I didn't get something about this static blog generating trend thing, but what would be wrong about having a 'normal' database-backed blog software that simply renders the pages staticly to a file (as it is an option with Rails caching) ? That would work with some simple inexpensive DB like SQLite, but still leave the system flexible and easy to edit with a backend.

There are also smaller implementations of libc, eg.

http://www.fefe.de/dietlibc/

Can't wait to set browser dependent status codes :-D

The piece of software that forces people like me to use non-free operative systems is not Photoshop, but Gimp. And more horribly, Inkscape.