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by absconditus 15y ago
"I found modern web UI is really much more advance than what existing desktop UI implementation." That is a rather bizarre claim.
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by absconditus 15y ago
Apache continues to hover around 65% of the market while its next nearest competitor, Microsoft, hovers around 15%. nginx is below 10% and climbing very slowly. http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2012/02/07/february-2012-w...
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by absconditus 15y ago
Except that most people did not make the switch. Apache continues to hover around 65% of the market while its next nearest competitor, Microsoft, hovers around 15%. nginx is below 10% and climbing very slowly. http://news.netcraft.com/ar
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by absconditus 15y ago
http://julialang.org/manual/metaprogramming/
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by absconditus 15y ago
I am not sure what you are looking for specifically, but here are a few ideas: http://www.aldaily.com/ http://3quarksdaily.com/ http://www.thenewatlantis.com/ http://edge.org/
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How Your Cat Is Making You Crazy(theatlantic.com)
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by absconditus 15y ago
http://www.harvard.edu/heads-state http://www.harvard.edu/nobel-laureates http://www.harvard.edu/pulitzer-prize-winners
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by absconditus 15y ago
This is nothing but wild speculation.
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by absconditus 15y ago
The industry is much different today than it was when Epic was small. Even established companies now struggle to keep their clients from migrating to Epic. Epic's ability to connect different hospitals and physician practices trumps most ot
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by absconditus 15y ago
Having a product that no one wants, or that most people actively dislike even, is not much of an impediment for enterprise sales.
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by absconditus 15y ago
Corporate American seems to be headed far in the other direction. People seem to be more interested in being friends with everyone (while talking about them behind their back) than doing great work. Any kind of confrontation is seen as a se
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by absconditus 15y ago
The difference being that being a sports fan is a completely passive activity. Being a Bears fan does not gain one any advantage over being a Packers fan or vice versa.
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Lytro's light field camera technology could supercharge future iPhones(arstechnica.com)
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by absconditus 15y ago
"Park City, UT (January 23, 2012) -- Berry Meyerowitz, President & CEO of Phase 4 Films, announced today that the company has entered into an exclusive distribution deal with SModcast Pictures, the production company founded and run by
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Kevin Smith's SmodCast Pictures partners with Phase 4 to release indie films(slashfilm.com)
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by absconditus 15y ago
Have any of the windfall tax proposals ever moved forward? The energy industry receives heavy subsidies even as they make mounds of money. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_subsidies#Allocation_of_...
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by absconditus 15y ago
It was launched in the fall of 2010.
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by absconditus 15y ago
I doubt that most "bullet-proof" glass could stop a 50 caliber round at all. The thickness required would be ridiculous.
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by absconditus 15y ago
Without knowing the failure points of both products I am not sure how you can make such a claim. The glass failed in this demonstration and the ALON did not. Obviously the glass needs to be even thicker (making it a ridiculous solution in m
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by absconditus 15y ago
I promise that you will not perish if you do not fulfill your every desire.
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by absconditus 15y ago
Oh, then ignore the rules in all cases.
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by absconditus 15y ago
That is not your only option. You could also choose not to watch those shows at all. Desires are poor justification for such behavior.
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by absconditus 15y ago
Another interesting case would be "Plan to kill the President.ppt".
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by absconditus 15y ago
Have you ever had to support a CRUD application?
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by absconditus 15y ago
The size of the problem is not at issue; the type of problem is. Many problems have a natural path from small to large scale. Some do not.
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by absconditus 15y ago
I am aware that there are very large companies that were originally funded by YC. There are some problems that do not begin with throwing some code on EC2 and iterating to success. Hardware design and production is the area that comes to mi
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by absconditus 15y ago
The amount of money provided by YC seems like it would naturally limit the type of problems that could be solved by a YC startup.
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by absconditus 15y ago
So school should be thought of as nothing but a job training program?
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by absconditus 15y ago
Are you using the original links that were emailed to you? I no longer had the download message and I see no way to login on their site.
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by absconditus 15y ago
They might have changed this recently. Several months ago I wanted to download a copy of a book that I had purchased in the past and discovered this policy. I was not able to download it again.

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