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by ABS 15y ago
one reason is probably that he is the developer of a "DVR for Java" that "Record entire execution of your Java app" and allows you to "Play it back on any machine". That and the clear lack of experience with anything different than Java is
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by ABS 15y ago
classic example of "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing". Many of the other comments explain why.
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by ABS 15y ago
the problem is that you are, IMHO mistakenly, conflating at least thee different things: movements, the subject matter and business around them. Movements are not about the subject matter or the business that develops around it but about
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XNA, Synthetic DNA, Could Lead To New Life Forms, Scientists Say(huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by ABS 15y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 15y ago
It's clear it's all in good faith but they were at least naive since their project page clearly states the funds were needed to: - Hire extra talent for things like music, sound effects and additional platform development like Android - Pro
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by ABS 15y ago
you mean like http://functionaljobs.com/ HN 1-year old discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2065447
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ZeroMQ Forked by its Creators(infoq.com)
9 points by ABS 15y ago|0 comments
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The Controller Strikes Back(carlopescio.com)
1 points by ABS 15y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 15y ago
take a look at this presentation if you are interested in NRT Solr (although it was done before Solr added the latest NRT features): Tuning Solr in Near Real Time Search environments: https://vimeo.com/17402451
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by ABS 15y ago
[shameless_plug] I've acquired http://designbump.com which is a social bookmarking website around (web) design a few weeks ago and I'm now working on reducing/separate the "1,000,000 awesome templates" kind of posts and increase the "Pure
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by ABS 15y ago
very nice but I don't see the disruption, at all. In fact I'm getting really tired of all the startups who call themselves disruptive, 99% of them aren't (and I'd argue you are disruptive when others call you so, not when you do it yourself
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by ABS 15y ago
awesome, thanks!
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by ABS 15y ago
would be great to get Scott Berkun opinion on this (I enjoyed his "Confessions of a Public Speaker" http://www.speakerconfessions.com/ )
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by ABS 15y ago
Zuz you are my little personal stalker (said in a friendly voice), it's not the first time you post a link to something I've written/done before I get around to do it myself... thanks I guess. But in this case a) I will write a blog post an
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by ABS 15y ago
I know it's stated, doesn't change the fact though
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by ABS 15y ago
but.... facebook login only :-(
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by ABS 15y ago
bravo! this is something a friend and I have been discussing on and off for more than 3 years, good that someone actually is doing it (rather than just talking ;-D). Break a leg
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by ABS 15y ago
what you call "fluff" is the stuff you need to understand if you want to understand clojure because they are not just "ideas", it's what clojure implements and how it works... having said that you might find something here: http://alexott.
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by ABS 15y ago
fair enough, thanks for clarifying. In fact you did write " the least of which" and I was curious to know the main ones. ALl the best
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by ABS 15y ago
looks pretty nice, will test it out as soon as I need a new one. Your premise begs the question though: how much time of how many people was spent developing this? what was the opportunity cost of working on this rather than your stuartup c
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by ABS 15y ago
err... "JULY 6, 2009 · 10:45 AM"
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by ABS 15y ago
I don't side with Google on this one but here is an interesting tidbit: Microsoft support site advocated the same trick... a reference to this can be found on page 6 of this PDF http://www.ftc.gov/os/comments/privacyreportframework/00453-.
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by ABS 15y ago
and that's taken care of by flippa if you want: you can do private auctions, you can hide names and urls until people sign an NDA and stuff like that RTFM
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by ABS 15y ago
ever considered something like flippa? it addresses all your concerns and is nearly impossible not to know about it if you do business online (and read HN)
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by ABS 15y ago
watch WAT, it's awesome and includes the same joke :-) https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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by ABS 15y ago
Or: All Technical Savvy People Should Stop Buying A Device Entirely Built Around Apps Over The Web And Then Complain They Have To Download Apps. (or buy it and don't complain, that's fine too)
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by ABS 15y ago
love the idea, really looking forward to it but... did you ask a marketer to decide what platform to built on? wordpress? really?? :-p
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by ABS 15y ago
so basically Triposo? http://triposo.com/
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by ABS 15y ago
from a company that claims they "don't currently have the internal tools to delete an account" I'm sadly not surprised. The above was their official response to me when I asked to delete my account... and I had to ask by email since there i
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by ABS 15y ago
the idea is to change European city every year to make it as easy as possible for as many people as possible to attend. We started with London because it's always a safe bet (and I'm based here, making it easier to organise it properly).

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