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by Juha 15y ago
I had my suspicions of Apress already after reading their Practical Django Projects (2004) book. Book itself was quite ok, but it was referring to downloadable source code of the presented projects from Apress website. To my knowledge this
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by Juha 15y ago
Interested to see how it is but I get "Internal error, Ticket issued: unknown".
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by Juha 15y ago
I think part of the problem is that all new Google apps want to showcase the newest UI elements and themes. As a techie I do enjoy seeing apps with new UX innovations often. Also from developer point of view its good to see what is possible
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by Juha 15y ago
Maybe it's UX lesson #1: Host your blog on a scalable platform :). (the website is down at the moment)
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by Juha 15y ago
Too good to be true? It seems the guy has been talking in Ted too ( http://www.ted.com/speakers/justin_hall_tipping.html ). They make quite remarkable statements, but at the same time they are quite vague. At least they are not promising to
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Nano scale energy generation in your home (video)(nanoholdings.com)
1 points by Juha 15y ago|1 comments
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by Juha 15y ago
I think Google is perfect company to make those future products that have been 5 years away for the last 15 years. Intelligent fridge probably comes to mind first, but there are a lot. Some of those ideas just need clever people to work on
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by Juha 15y ago
This looks interesting, something innovative from Nokia. That device didn't look that usable, but it does open many possibilities for new features for future phones.
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Portable sunshine: Earbuds that shine light into your ears(wired.co.uk)
51 points by Juha 15y ago|54 comments
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Importance of training with large data sets(equallytrue.blogspot.com)
3 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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InfoGraphic: Migrating from SQL to MapReduce with MongoDB(rickosborne.org)
2 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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The H Speed Guide to Node.js(h-online.com)
1 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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Google released sfntly to make manipulating fonts easier(googlecode.blogspot.com)
2 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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Founder of Smashing Magazine on Founders Talk (podcast)(5by5.tv)
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by Juha 15y ago
I have the same feeling. I am also interested to get bit deeper knowledge of stock market. I find that the books written by financial experts can be a bit though read for someone not used to all the financial terminology.
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by Juha 15y ago
I agree, few articles that I have read about this (including BBC) clearly mention this as speculation and a possibility. However probably there are people who still take this as a fact after reading the article. In my mind media has been su
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What can startups do if the Euro topples?(gigaom.com)
1 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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Barcamp Shanghai coming up (Sept 24)(techyizu.org)
1 points by Juha 15y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 15y ago
Old or not, it did remind me of how easy it is to manipulate out thoughts. On the other hand he might be just presenting pop-science stuff in a nice package.
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Researcher says world we see is mostly make-believe(couriermail.com.au)
1 points by Juha 15y ago|2 comments
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by Juha 16y ago
Thank's for the article, good information. Does anyone have any user amounts about the different no-sql databases? Or just say two most popular ones? I guess some of them will rise above the other's in following years and some will drop. Us
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by Juha 16y ago
I agree, if I met similar problem in real life I'd easily call it impossible. Maybe that's arrogance, but it's good to do these every once in a while to remember that even if something seems "impossible" there still might be a solution. And
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How to listen to podcasts with increased speed on your iPod(equallytrue.blogspot.com)
2 points by Juha 16y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 16y ago
That's great list, was glad to see some familiar ones there too. I'd suggest putting up for example your top10 list. It takes a long time to go through all of those and as mentioned, not all are that intriguing.
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by Juha 16y ago
Thats truly amazing. He's no hacker but brave as hell. My body was just trying to scream "attach the safetyline !!" during the whole video.
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Procrastination - how getting conscious about it helped me(equallytrue.blogspot.com)
2 points by Juha 16y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 16y ago
Here is where you see that open-source doesn't really attract ux experts or designers. I also miss the final touch on my linux that would make it truly enjoyable experience.
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by Juha 16y ago
Yep, can't see it either (I'm in Finland). This would be useful for calling my own phone to find it from my apartment :) (I dont have skype open usually).
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by Juha 16y ago
Nice clean design. Didn't find real-life usecase yet, but it's good to keep this in mind. Maybe adding functionality to just get results for one word would be useful too. ps. there seems to be a bug when I input only one field and press but
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Why scientists/hackers should found their own companies(arcticstartup.com)
2 points by Juha 16y ago|0 comments

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