Bitcoin Billionaire posted:

i havent tried skullcandy's flagship cans, but judging from the ~$50 pair i tried, theyre probably poo poo too

most of them also look dumb as gently caress

got dat wmd posted:

gently caress you it's totally okay to obsess over breaking bad

the heisenberg hour returns july 15

graph posted:

vivec leave yospos

Yodzilla posted:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/21693645/harmonia

ol qwerty bastard posted:

Best freemium game is You Don't Know Jack on facebok

ChiralCondensate posted:

dehumanize yourself and face to bloodshed

Dr. Honked posted:

hahahahaheheheeehoho

JawnV6 posted:

Ian McLean posted:

I start my masters degree in CS at UCI starting this fall.

horse_ebookmarklet posted:

This sounds a lot like Gapminder, but


https://www.bit.ly/NbK4G5 make sure to hit play, and check out the different categories on the left and bottom. You can graph any development metric against any other one; its really loving cool and the guy who made it is really brilliant.

Gapminder has an extremely clear purpose. I don't see how they can do this without having a small army of people to comb for data. They somehow manage to assemble all of this data, keep it up to date, and the importantly keep it authenticateable. They specifically cite sources from the UN (WHO, FAO), as well as organizations like World Bank and BP.
Even more impressive, Gapminder has chosen to offer all of this data they've compiled as a download--for free.

Your idea seems to (as others have mentioned) gloss over the hard parts of the steps to doing useful analysis. Build it, and the data will appear.

Download the gapminder database. Literally all of the hardwork has been done. The data is all relatable, its up to date, and there is a fuckload of it.
Explain (or demonstrate) something novel and interesting that statpedia can do with entire global histories of different stats.

Lex Kramer posted:

Ian and Steampunk make a porno

Lex Kramer posted:

holy macaroni

Sniep posted:

my problem isnt diet its beer. if i cut out beer i would lose 20lbs easy in like a month i bet. but gently caress that.

Hashtag Nascar posted:

progman

Yodzilla posted:

there's a barcade in philly and it's actually p sweet but they needed more/different machines and at least one pinball table dammit


also both paperboy and tron were broken but then again i guess that's the authentic arcade experience

flyboi posted:

Pebble responded it only took 15 days!!!


:Kickstarter:

I just threw my pebble away.

Cream_Filling posted:

Stretch Goals

If we exceed our goal by 50% the game will get multiplayer, cooperative game play. Players will be able to share environments, creatures, and complete quests as teams.

If we reach 2X our goal we will be able make the Big Blue an MMO.

If you have played the game Eve Online, think of an aquatic version of that game and you’d have a good idea how the Big Blue Online will work.

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Trig Discipline posted:

mayonaise in your guacamole wtf is wrong with you