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Introducing the HTML5 Hard Disk Filler™ API » Feross.org : "The HTML5 Web Storage standard was developed to allow sites to store larger...

Resurgence in Neural Networks - tjake.blog : "If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll notice there has been a lot of news recently abou...

State of the Dart : "The libraries are the most immature, and feel a bit like an afterthought. There are excellent highly evolved class...

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jQuery Boilerplate : "So, you've tried your hand at writing jQuery plugins and you're comfortable putting together something th...

jmotif - A temporal data-mining toolkit based on SAX and TFIDF statistics. - Google Project Hosting : "JMotif implements (in Java) a nu...

The Hammock Angle: How To Relax And Sleep Comfortably In A Hammock, Even If You’re A Side Sleeper :

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Why Use Make : "Makefiles are machine-readable documentation that make your workflow reproducible." 'via Blog this'

Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter says Argo gives short shrift to Canada - Need to know - Macleans.ca : "In an interview with CNN’s Pi...

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My Fireplace Rules: reality TV show lights passions : ""We received about 60 text messages from people complaining about the stack...

How It Feels [through Glass] - YouTube : " " 'via Blog this'

PHD Comics: Parenting: Almost totally worth it : My before looks like most peoples after.

8 New and Necessary Punctuation Marks - CollegeHumor Article :

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Tubalr - A simple tool for enjoying music videos! : 'via Blog this'

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How do you split a list into evenly sized chunks in Python? - Stack Overflow : "pprint.pprint(list(chunks(range(10, 75), 10)))" ...