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The Mobile Web Takes Over for Generation Y(nytimes.com)
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Content Ratings Coming to Android Market(androidguys.com)
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As Tech Deals Boom, Talk Turns to Bubbles(dealbook.nytimes.com)
39 points by aaw 16y ago|12 comments
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ClojureQL - 1.0.0 now in beta(bestinclass.dk)
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Demand for Android Skills Up 710% from Last Year(readwriteweb.com)
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Opportunistic App Marketing: How One Developer Rode a Viral Video Wave(cultofmac.com)
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How software upgrades build brand loyalty(nytimes.com)
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Google throws the kitchen sink at Oracle in Android Java suit(nytimes.com)
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Windows Phone 7: The good and the bad, 3 days out(wp7dev.posterous.com)
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One third of top-grossing iPhone apps are free(nytimes.com)
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Color E Ink to Be Sold in Hanvon E-Reader(nytimes.com)
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How to Build a Better Smart-Phone App(newsweek.com)
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Android Market and Taxes(polyclefsoftware.blogspot.com)
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My Python minifier which was not to be(sayspy.blogspot.com)
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Getting A New Product Off The Ground: Part One(kalzumeus.com)
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It’s Easy to Be Great…It’s Hard to Be Consistent(softwarebyrob.com)
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Continuous Deployment of Clojure Web Applications(cemerick.com)
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NASA Team Has Plan to Send a Robot to the Moon(nytimes.com)
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by aaw 16y ago
Pret A Manger (a sandwich chain) used to do something like this in NYC a few years back. Everything you bought would have an odd price like $7.13 or $10.32 so that once everything was rung up, your total was always a multiple of 25 cents. I
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Preparing to Lose the TV Remote for Good(nytimes.com)
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Proclaimed Dead, Web Is Showing New Life(nytimes.com)
11 points by aaw 16y ago|9 comments
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You saved 5 cents and now your code is not readable(ayende.com)
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by aaw 16y ago
In addition, can anybody suggest something more along the lines of Jeffrey Richter's CLR via C# for the JVM/Java? CLR via C# covers a wide range of topics about how garbage collection, threading, appdomains, etc. work under the CLR using ex
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by aaw 17y ago
I'd spend more time on the written docs, and I definitely wouldn't replace written docs with screencasts. Especially for how-to documentation, people want to skim first, then go back and follow the steps themselves, and the latter part is m
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by aaw 17y ago
A well thought-out post and a good read, but both of the author's points about the limitations of relational databases are a little misleading. The first, "Every single element in a relation (aka table) has to be exactly the same type" is t
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by aaw 18y ago
If he wants to teach his students that grades "poison our educational environment", why is the solution to give everyone an A+? He's just using grades as currency to buy his students' support for his experiment in anarchy. I wonder how many
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by aaw 18y ago
I used to work for a decent-sized international bank that used Excel for pretty much everything (any development projects were doomed if users couldn't pull the data they produced/exposed into Excel). So I can tell you some of the things I