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18y ago
More evidence of Apple's amazing ability to distort reality. Even when they break almost every rule, folks still love them to death. Definitely an enviable position.
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aston
18y ago
Or maybe the goodness of their website wasn't an important facet of their business a decade ago...
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aston
18y ago
The .doc is actually a more widely readable format. Why care how hackable a document format is if all you want to do is view and edit it?
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18y ago
Tough to find a career in it?
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18y ago
What's Valleywag using?
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18y ago
Not sure what business sense Rick Rubin has, but as a music producer, he's beyond comparison. Kinda wish I worked at MOG just for the possibility of access to him...
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Rebase for Mercurial
(selenic.com)
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aston
18y ago
Don't forget to protect all of your AJAX calls, too, if they modify any backend state.
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aston
18y ago
Yo. If you give me your email address, I can give you an invite. As for your questions, the short answer is that we're holding back on going public until we're sure our infrastructure is able to scale, the data-loss-causing bugs are wiped o
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18y ago
Click refresh a few times for the full experience.
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18y ago
Good read, if only for the opening story about quicksort.
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18y ago
Funny, I assumed Larry = Ellison, not Page. Either way, can't believe Zuckerberg is being compared to those guys... Let's at least wait until Facebook IPO's or makes a billion dollars.
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18y ago
I prefer SWFUpload [ http://swfupload.org ]. Flash is great about reporting back how much has uploaded, and the Javascript API means you can still use jQuery (or your favorite framework) to do all of the status display.
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18y ago
Har har, but Vista actually changed a number of fundamental things about XP, including a totally new security model, an overhaul of the graphics system to move it out of the kernel, and a ton of new performance optimizations like SuperFetch
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18y ago
The price, of course, was $999.99, which isn't deceiving at all.
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18y ago
Didn't hear anything about anything until now. Also, surprised to see you here... Long time no see. Do you run into Luc at all?
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18y ago
A bit surprised seeing Luc Castera on that list (with ShareMeme). I have to assume it's the same guy as luccastera, though? edit: After some research, what I meant to say was, congrats luccastera for launching!
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18y ago
Trying to figure out if this part (on what $15 mill bought EA) is a joke: Current Assets: $1 million Long-term assets: $1 million Acquired in-process technology: $1 million Goodwill: $9 million Finite-lived intangibles: $6 milli
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18y ago
Ted, I don't know if you read news.yc anymore, but pressflip's front page could really use a tag cloud or something. One of the best usability tips I ever got was "recognition, not recall." People are much better at pointing to what they
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18y ago
What's your definition of "nothing bad happens"? And how do you recover if it does happen?
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18y ago
Not sure this is even possible with compiled code. Even so, you don't really change the buffer overrun attack vector at all by moving variables around.
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18y ago
For homogenous variables (like two "int"s), I don't think you could make a strong argument for the compiler reordering them.
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18y ago
We just talked about this problem in the office yesterday. My officemate got asked this for the job he got at Google, and solved it the same way. His boss pointed out only after he accepted the offer that there's no need to make a function
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18y ago
Boo for killing the almost homophone by inserting "Steve" in the title.
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18y ago
Only thing this visualization is missing is the ability to highlight a given movie's trajectory by name.
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18y ago
Very cool. Interesting is seeing just how few movies sit on the top of the box office charts for more than their launch weekend.
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18y ago
I dunno how quickly they adapted here. Better would've been to release the alternative before being sued...
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18y ago
If Techcrunch is right, Chris Sacca was part of a seed round. http://www.crunchbase.com/company/omnisio
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18y ago
Custom board = make your own Scrabble, but not in a way that Scrabulous could get into trouble for.
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18y ago
Does anybody know what happened to that second el? They used to be Cuill for the longest...
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