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Interesting research related to social sites: Manipulation resistant recommender systems (PDF)
(www-personal.umich.edu)
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19y ago
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arasakik
19y ago
Oh yeah, I forgot about Copernic. They used to be awesome.
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arasakik
19y ago
I remember using Altavista, Excite, WebCrawler and Yahoo simultaneously in order to find what I wanted.
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arasakik
19y ago
Right. The approval process with carriers is what makes getting a short code so time consuming. What was it like working with the Aggregators? I've heard mixed stories.
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arasakik
19y ago
You can configure Kannel (an open source SMS gateway) for use with your GSM modem/phone. However, as others have pointed out, this does not scale. On top of the SMS gateway you'd also need to rent a number or lease a short code in order to
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arasakik
19y ago
I believe this shows that there's plenty of room for innovation for API's that have seamless integration with SMS/E-mail/IM.
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arasakik
19y ago
While the article makes some interesting points about the perceived flaws of SOA, I'm not sure that I agree that they are specific to SOA itself. Perhaps some of them only apply depending on the context of the situation. His first point wi
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arasakik
19y ago
That's unfortunate that users must have Amazon accounts. I have a question for you - does FPS support micro payments? It seems like Authorize.net does not.
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arasakik
19y ago
That's very uncanny in that it is the exact same phrase that comforts me after a string of bad luck.
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arasakik
19y ago
Well played - I guess I picked the wrong vocabulary :P
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arasakik
19y ago
That doesn't make any sense to me - why do you think that? It seems like taking in a lot of cash from wall street would put pressure on them to become more like a traditional VC.
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arasakik
19y ago
Scott Berkun's a great public speaker. Has anyone read his new book "Myths of Innovation"? I'd be interested to see what you guys think of it before buying it myself.
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Attention and sex
(ignitenight.blip.tv)
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19y ago
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19y ago
Agreed. In terms of Computer Science, I believe that every student should at least be given a mandatory introduction on Human Computer Interaction. I've come across many stellar engineers who are passionate about producing beautiful code, b
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19y ago
I completely agree - personally, I find brainstorming ideas by myself and then bouncing off of other people in a group later on seems to be the most effective. Question for you guys: What is your ideal environment for brainstorming ideas a
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arasakik
19y ago
I'm from Calgary, AB - currently residing/working in Seattle, WA.
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Stupid things big companies do
(25hoursaday.com)
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20y ago
I've found that the most effective way to come up with ideas is to spend some time alone writing down ideas, usually "aha!" moments that occur while I am doing something completely unrelated. Usually the idea scratches a personal itch I hav
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How do you come up with your ideas for startups?
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20y ago
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Designing your web app ui? Here's some useful browser usage and screen resolution stats
(w3schools.com)
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20y ago
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20y ago
I believe these guys are the platform being used by Nextel, Verizon Wireless, and Vodafone for services tracking a user's location via their cell phone. Can anyone in the developers program using their API comment on the platform?
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Autodesk's wireless location services API/platform for developers
(usa.autodesk.com)
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20y ago
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Seattle startup event: Ignite Seattle - Thursday, April 5th
(igniteseattle.com)
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Jason Fried - web apps, cash flow and pricing
(thinkvitamin.com)
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20y ago
So essentially what you're saying is that any assets that the company makes cannot be transferred to me until I am an American citizen? I wonder what the consequences would be if I am an H1-B holder and revenues from moonlighting grew to a
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20y ago
"You are not allowed to pay yourself anything from the new company while on an H1-B." What about any revenues that your new company might make? Sorry if that is a stupid question, I have done almost no research into this issue yet.
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I'm going to have an H1-B visa as well soon (currently on TN). I was under the impression that you're not allowed to work for any other company or start your own while you have an H1-B/TN. Is that true?
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What are the founders of SUN up to now?
(news.yahoo.com)
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20y ago
Why don't you go further and count unique ip's? cut -f2 | sort -u | wc -l (Assuming ip is the second field after timestamp in your logs)
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20y ago
Just out of curiosity - how did you get into making robots, and do you have any resources I can look at?
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