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by apgwoz 15y ago
From clause 13 in the Terms of Service: (ii) Spotify has a right to allow the Spotify Software Application and the Spotify Service to utilize the processor, bandwidth and storage hardware on your computer or other relevant device for the l
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Yup. This helps power the "instant" playback that I'm sure the author has enjoyed. Saving money on bandwidth, I'm sure, also helps them pay for all of the licensing agreements they have with the recording industry so that you can stream tha
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Why Clojure doesn't need invokedynamic(groups.google.com)
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Structural Pattern Matching in Java(apocalisp.wordpress.com)
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by apgwoz 15y ago
I think you're missing the point. This implements some nostalgic feature of Unix. http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/talk/
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Seems fairly enforceable and easy enough to prove. It just might take a while.
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by apgwoz 15y ago
> Even if Hulu turned off cookie respawning via etags, you can still track users this way, on the server side. I guess the tricky thing is to correlate the etag of the tracker resource with the rest of the requests that a user makes on
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Code Blogging: Call With Current Continuation for Python(sigusr2.net)
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A Storm is coming: more details and plans for release(engineering.twitter.com)
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Yeah, I see www.domain.com vs. domain.com show up a lot over time. It'd be nice if this weren't the case, but, it's also sometimes nice to revisit things months later.
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by apgwoz 15y ago
See also the discussion 51 days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2651745
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by apgwoz 15y ago
That's an interesting perspective, and one that probably works out in practice most of the time. Integration with other libs is the place I'm thinking where it doesn't, but it seems simple, and rather trivial in many cases to do the convers
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Minimizing Reference Count Updating for Functional Data Structures (home.pipeline.com)
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by apgwoz 15y ago
And for INT_MIN? The c-faq ( http://c-faq.com/misc/sd26.html ) says that this approach fails in that case. Is your suggestion to just avoid INT_MIN? If so, that works. :)
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'Use-Once' Variables and Linear Objects(pipeline.com)
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Catching Integer Overflows in C(fefe.de)
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Internet Privacy: Resist the Temptations of the Cloud(spiegel.de)
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Meetup ( http://www.meetup.com/jobs ) New York, NY, basically, for everything. We're profitable, have 10% time and quarterly 2 day hackathons, and roof access! Best of all we actually make a difference. Free free to contact me (my email is
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by apgwoz 15y ago
> Official word is, that the YellowBox for Windows is gone now, though, and AppleComputer revoked any license to develop third-party applications for it. http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?YellowBox (as of 2010 -- if you believe the las
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by apgwoz 15y ago
> Develop your own streaming or radio service. Pair this capability with our recommendation engine to have the ability to create track and/or artist based playlists on the fly with minimal effort. (source: http://www.mndigital.com/serv
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Don't they use, and have an agreement with MediaNet ( http://www.mndigital.com/ ) which provides all the licensing they need (since MediaNet has deals in place with the record labels)?
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Since I laughed out loud at this, perhaps I should explain the joke, since it's obvious that no one "got it." You see, the original quote was "As a famous man once said: "Trust, but verify"." Now, if you heed this advice in full, you can on
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by apgwoz 15y ago
I trust that you do understand the concept of compilation right? It'd be terribly difficult and tedious to implement JavaScript, for instance, in x86 assembly (but possible!), much like it would be to implement the things that David's logic
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by apgwoz 15y ago
Honestly, an in-browser REPL isn't compelling to me. What's compelling is an on the fly compiler / evaluator so that I can run Clojure code via node directly (or some other JS via the CLI) without starting up the JVM.
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by apgwoz 15y ago
You can totally just add a flag called :eliminate-eval or :enable-eval and this is a non-issue.
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by apgwoz 15y ago
I'm half joking, but I wonder... is this just a device to run a giant beta test of SPDY?
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by apgwoz 15y ago
I can already use a shared jQuery or other library, I don't need Page Speed for that, though if Google can discover that the library I have is actually exactly the same as one it hosts on it's own CDN, then of course it can rewrite my page
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by apgwoz 15y ago
This is true, and very shortsighted of me.
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by apgwoz 15y ago
OK. So, on my site, a search request takes 200ms. Search from me directly (assuming DNS is cached and no lookup is required): You to Me: TCP setup, request send, 200ms, response send, TCP teardown If you get that same thing through
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Lightweight Monadic Programming in ML(cs.umd.edu)
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