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   by barista 16y ago

   What's cool about AAPL is that it inspires such innovative designs. Beautiful.
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   by barista 16y ago

   Same thing applies for almost any mobile platform and is more/less severe based on how the "home page" UI is developed. On Windows Phone 7, there are even fewer slots to put applications, 8 to be specific. But thankfully they are hubs so ca
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   by barista 16y ago

   I don't get why the passion and a story matters really. What I feel bad about is that they make these cool projects that rarely ship as part of a real product that peopole buy. What use is this database if its not going to make my search re
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   by barista 16y ago

   Agree. In fact if it were a ~ then we could have a full email address after that thus unlocking the identity from using a single provider.
5. 575.▲
   by barista 16y ago

   I wish other commenting systems would implement this feature.
6. 576.▲
   by barista 16y ago

   Or is this AWS again? I know they run a lot of infrastructure from AWS.
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   by barista 16y ago

   Agree. That's why GOOG and MSFT both sued GeoTag earlier this month. http://www.electronista.com/articles/11/03/03/google.and.mic...
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   by barista 16y ago

   Did you notice a trend in the patents GOOG has received over time?
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   by barista 16y ago

   Here's what MSFT had to say about this: http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_on_the_issues/archive/2...
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    by barista 16y ago

    Here's a more comprehensive infographic of who is sueing who. http://www.mobilemarketingwatch.com/infographic-whos-suing-w... Nothing to feel sympathetic for anybody. They are all in the business to make money.
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    by barista 16y ago

    The first two points are very non conventionl and very important. Typically a code review is where you get feedback on how the code has been written from the experts in the area. But he reverse is also very true. As a new developer reviewin
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    by barista 16y ago

    Some research project about a new language and the top comments are about how weird its name is and how the character looks like a butt? I'm speechless.
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    by barista 16y ago

    If it were limited to being rolodex then probably I would get it. But the public resumes, the recommendations etc make the people using it look phoney somehow. A genuine question to people here who do hiring: Do you really use the resume an
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    by barista 16y ago

    I'd second this. I have read recommendations for a lot of people but have never put any value to it. It's almost always You scratch my back, I scratch yours kinda thing which causes me to questio the credibility of the whole thing. If a per
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    by barista 16y ago

    This is the specific part of linkedin that I don't get. Why do I have to make my resume open to the world? If I have something that I am realy proud of then I agree I will put a couple of sentences about it. But the whole resume? I do see t
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    by barista 16y ago

    I think flash is just a stopgap until something faster and native comes from android. Both MSFT and AAPL are not supporting it on their mobile platform. Android only supports it because they don't have any other options.
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    by barista 16y ago

    Does this mean that the social new bubble has finaly burst with reddit down to one person and digg winding down?
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    by barista 16y ago

    Thouh the numbers could have been exaggerated, its a fact that digg could have been much more profitable had kevin thought of selling when there was a market for it. Its one of many examples of how founders enamoured with their ideas tend t
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    by barista 16y ago

    This should be made into a movie
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    by barista 16y ago

    This is a gimmick. Google did lots of evil things hiding behind its motto of do no evil. Similarly this is only a mechanism to attract smart kids out of the college with an allure of high paying "startup". Google can't be a startup again. I
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    by barista 16y ago

    I don't think its going to happen and I don't even think he means itwhen he says that he wants to take Google to be a startup again. I think it's a publicity stunt to attract talent. Just like their "Do no evil" tagline.
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    by barista 16y ago

    And even if its posible I hope it doesnt happen. Along with startup mentality comes risky bets, possibility of fatal mistakes and lack of stability. Google has had an amazing decade and it should continue to innovate within the constraints
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    by barista 16y ago

    Current HP strategy can be summed up in a single word - Suicidal
24. 594.▲
    by barista 16y ago

    Dang! by just reading the headline, I was about to change my name to Goldman Sachs. Heck I'll do it anyways. With name like Goldman you can't go wrong.
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    by barista 16y ago

    Why do people use @ mentions in places which don't support them?
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    by barista 16y ago

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee210692.aspx
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    by barista 16y ago

    and that's a very convincing reason to support it in a browser
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    by barista 16y ago

    Given how long it took to load the link, I think he should instead say Hasta la Vista to Posterous.
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    by barista 16y ago

    The article does not mention PowerPivot which is an incredibly powerful tool to do analysis and BI from Excel.
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    by barista 16y ago

    I was playing this on IE9. It took me 2 minutes to realize that there was a O and an a in the url bar somewhere. Damn you half width address bar! At least it worked when I resized the address bar.