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by Readmore 19y ago
There is no killer app for OpenID, it's a tech looking for an audience, and the audience doesn't care. The browser is your OpenID, you tell it to save your logins and it keeps them all for you safely on your computer, not up on some server
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by Readmore 19y ago
This is really cool. I want to see a Hacker culture spring up around the Elmo!
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The new Elmo Live is pretty impressive(gizmodo.com)
10 points by Readmore 19y ago|7 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I would hardly call Valleywag a lower-end publication. I mean they have at least 3 stories about bay area escort services on the front page today. ;)
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by Readmore 19y ago
great show, especially since the storyline is mainly about AI development.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Ah ha! Thanks for the link.
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by Readmore 19y ago
why did the word secret get removed from the title of my post? I just re-worded the title of the linked article. Is Hacker News censoring stories now, for no good reason?
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Yang's Yahoo comeback plan(valleywag.com)
11 points by Readmore 19y ago|11 comments
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Active Merchant - Ruby on Rails Credit Card Payment System(activemerchant.org)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|1 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
Very nice. I had this same exact idea a couple months back with the focus of tying it into a thin client computer. You buy the hardware and you instantly have access to all of these browser based applications that are hosted and built throu
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by Readmore 19y ago
The Arc tutorial is awesome! All the examples really hammer the dialect in to you. About half way through you start to realize, 'wait a minute... I can actually read this!'. Thanks PG
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by Readmore 19y ago
I'm working for a startup wireless carrier in Oklahoma. We're working to bring wireless phone service and wireless broadband to rural areas in connection with another major carrier.
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by Readmore 19y ago
So if your software was web based you could cut out the download step, the install step, the finding the website step, and probably the where to purchase step. Quit building installable software.
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by Readmore 19y ago
You must be a hiring manager at IBM. ;)
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by Readmore 19y ago
-1 for sex with a porn model; +1 for starting a bar. It's a wash
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Ask YC: Ruby and Lisp devs, please answer this (Not a flame war)
27 points by Readmore 19y ago|66 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I have a couple sites on Slicehost and I love it. The only thing I miss from shared hosting sites is the easy to use management console for setting up email and such. Other than that Slicehost is the way to go.
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by Readmore 19y ago
It cracks me up how Newsy readers keep trying to "keep x story out of hacker news". The whole point is that PEOPLE VOTE ON THE STORIES! If a story is at the top of the pile then enough people care about it to put it there. Stop whining and
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by Readmore 19y ago
This is a really great essay. I go back and read it every year or so. There is actually an 'updated' version, not done by Stephenson but with his blessing. It takes into account the rise of OS X (which Stephenson loves) and updates some of
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by Readmore 19y ago
I suppose that could be true, but I really think it depends on what it is you're doing. If you're going to be doing something inventive in the backend, some sort of api, or db structure, then yeah I understand that. But I still think there
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by Readmore 19y ago
If you're a company that's going to "drive a new approach to social networking and solve key problems holding back the advancement of the semantic web" shouldn't you make your OWN website. That is the problem I have always had with website
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by Readmore 19y ago
I would bet that's only because you haven't looked hard enough. If you know Java already that's what you feel like you'll need to use, but honestly it's probably not true. Good Luck, I hope Java works out for you.
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by Readmore 19y ago
It really is true. Nobody wants to program in Java anymore, if you do it's just because you don't know any better. However, just like Cobol, there is going to be money available for a long time for anyone that keeps their Java skills sharp.
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101 ways to monetize your blog (or website)(insidecrm.com)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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The Data Wars - Should Web Companies allow Mashups?(wired.com)
11 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
That's true, but look at Mixx ( http://www.mixx.com ). It's not actually very functional. They break up the front page into two small lists (news and videos) that all run together. There is also a lot of other things going on all over the p
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by Readmore 19y ago
This was the basis for my social news site Klipboardz ( http://www.klipboardz.com ). I built this feature 2 years ago, unfortunately PR is what makes one startup more successful than another, it's not really about features.
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Fair Use vs Free Speech in the Internet Age(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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Toshiba makes a personal Nuclear Reactor. Available in the US 2009(nextenergynews.com)
24 points by Readmore 19y ago|17 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
That's really interesting. I don't really ever think about the fact that all this 'social media' could mainly be determined by bots.

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