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Google to give staff 10% raise(online.wsj.com)
150 points by abless 16y ago|117 comments
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by abless 16y ago
Have a look at the source code. He just uses Google search.
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by abless 16y ago
Update: it works much, much better (faster) now - good job.
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by abless 16y ago
Nice idea. However, for me it's currently too slow to be really usable (sorry!). Just goes to show how amazing Google Instant is, I think.
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by abless 16y ago
>"The 'god' that Stephen Hawking is trying to debunk is not the creator God of the Abrahamic faiths who really is the ultimate explanation for why there is something rather than nothing," said Denis Alexander. Wrong.
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White Bull takes a snapshot of Europe’s hottest tech companies(eu.techcrunch.com)
1 points by abless 16y ago|0 comments
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by abless 16y ago
Some good tutorials can be found at http://www.osdever.net/tutorials/index - these are generally more hands-on than academic textbooks. Also, feel free to have a look at http://flick.cvs.sourceforge.net/flick/src/ , my attempt at writing
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by abless 16y ago
The great thing about Feynman is that he defies the image of the world-distant, confused, aloof university professor, but rather comes across like someone you'd love to have a beer with while talking about interesting stuff.
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by abless 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_cities_f...
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by abless 16y ago
Bratislava is probably not as cheap as you might think - yes, Slovakia in general is very cheap and that might be true for most parts of the country, but Bratislava is more westernized. Don't get me wrong though, it is still cheaper than th
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by abless 17y ago
How very, very sad! He gave us a lecture just two years ago...
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by abless 17y ago
Sort of related: http://www.silicon.com/management/public-sector/2008/09/26/i... It seems to me like Iris recognition is much more reliable, although I don't know how easy it is to fool the system. John Daugman's web page contains lots of
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by abless 17y ago
sclipo.com
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by abless 17y ago
It's not by him, but supposedly by Jerome Weidman: http://www.afn.co.kr/archives/readings/einstein.htm
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by abless 17y ago
and I got to take a picture with him :) !
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by abless 17y ago
brilliant response! curious to see what audi does next... This one is great as well: http://www.thetalentjungle.com/hospitality_blog/index.php/ar...
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by abless 17y ago
I love his humming.
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by abless 18y ago
Functional Programming is just beautiful. You can't write beautiful code in C++. Functional Programming, however, is like maths, where you can create and exploit nice structures. It's just beautiful code.
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by abless 18y ago
Thanks!
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ASK HN: Start-up internships
2 points by abless 18y ago|1 comments
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by abless 18y ago
But the OP made a general statement which is clearly simplistic.
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by abless 18y ago
Oh dear, that'll hurt...
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by abless 18y ago
Sigh, reminds me of the good old times... http://www.osdever.net/ for more information
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Ask HN: What's next big thing in bandwidth?
10 points by abless 18y ago|22 comments
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by abless 18y ago
What's a logical person?
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by abless 18y ago
Web 3.0 = mobile web
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Ask HN: Creating a "Hackers Society"
2 points by abless 18y ago|1 comments
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by abless 18y ago
I like it, but if I think for the reasons why I like it, it is probably because this site looks more like an encyclopedia than an actual search engine. It basically brings up the summary of the respective wiki page.
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ASK HN: mobile phone start-ups
3 points by abless 18y ago|3 comments
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by abless 18y ago
Might be the next big hit

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