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721.
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abraham
15y ago
I said nothing about this specific product. I was simply simply answering the parents question about the use of Python at Google.
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abraham
15y ago
Google is well known for using Python.
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abraham
15y ago
I doubt there will be. Flight data is typically well protected by the industry. The only reason Google has access is they acquired ITA who is the main data warehouse.
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abraham
15y ago
Many of the tools Google uses to build their products are open source. Flights source for example mentions GWT. https://code.google.com/webtoolkit/
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abraham
15y ago
I would argue that the program offered by Hulu are still growing. Probably rapidly too. Hulu is owned by NBC, Fox, and Disney after all so will have a much easier time acquiring rights to stream then Google ever will. If the rumor that Goog
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abraham
15y ago
> Possible solution: They can just go Justin.tv on everyone and start encouraging (I mean discouraging :p) copyrighted material. Just about everything (if not everything) on Hulu is copyrighted. There is no user generated content aside
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Authors' Guild sues universities over book digitization project
(arstechnica.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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abraham
15y ago
You may be close to winning already. Identica was at half a million (may not be active) users two months ago. Adding in StatusNet, TWiT Army, and all the other nodes it could be there. http://identi.ca/conversation/75407544
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abraham
15y ago
Looks like the repo will be here: https://code.google.com/p/dart/
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To boldly go: Ars explores 45 years of Star Trek
(arstechnica.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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abraham
15y ago
Everybody has a different definition of open.
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abraham
15y ago
I don't see that as being a very good comparison. Amazon provides a great service but you have to pay Amazon to get access. Google provides a lot of open source code that you can take, modify, and run on any hardware.
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Sorting Petabytes with MapReduce
(googleresearch.blogspot.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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App Isolation: Get the Security of Multiple Browsers with Just One
(research.google.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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Creating an interface for geofences
(code.flickr.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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Internet Explorer (4/5) for Unix
(en.wikipedia.org)
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abraham
15y ago
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abraham
15y ago
https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ Pay for what you use from people with do right by their customers.
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abraham
15y ago
Google has gone through extensive restructuring over the last year with one or two top execs having almost complete control over their devision. I believe Google is broken down into six devisions including ads, search, social, mobile, busin
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abraham
15y ago
I never said it wasn't tested. I said it hasn't had the years of AB test the previous standard design had.
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abraham
15y ago
The only local files I have are the ones I haven't had time to put in the cloud yet.
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abraham
15y ago
It is more of a todo tool but you might like http://todotxt.com/
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abraham
15y ago
The new design getting previewed in most Google products seems like a departure from relying on data. It is a radically different design from Google's typical fare and while they must have done focus group and internal testing it hasn't had
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A fall spring-cleaning - Google products getting shut down
(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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A new Objective-C library for a new generation of APIs
(googlemac.blogspot.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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abraham
15y ago
Reading the bug reports makes it seem to be mostly caused by third party applications screwing with the Chrome install.
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abraham
15y ago
I didn't get either of these form 4 to 5 or 5 to 6. Fx automatically downloaded in the background and updated the next time I restarted.
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abraham
15y ago
And you are within your right to do that. But for non-tech elite that either don't care or would make an uninformed decision it is magical that they continuously the best features and security available with zero effort.
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abraham
15y ago
Chrome has a built in "click to play" feature for plugins.
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In the privacy of our homes
(code.flickr.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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Pirate Bay founders respect copyrights with new download site
(arstechnica.com)
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abraham
15y ago
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