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Judge Rejects Key UMG Argument In Legal Fight With Grooveshark
(techdirt.com)
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I love the detail he goes into about different possible approaches that didn't work out. He gives a real sense of some of the process that leads into these big, beautiful, polished models.
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Feynman Nobel Lecture "The Development of the Space-Time View of QED"
(nobelprize.org)
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So, tourism decreases as a consequence of our making it significantly harder to enter and much less pleasant and welcoming once you do, and our solution is a marketing campaign to convince people that's not really how it is. This seems so f
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Well, he did preface the entire article with that fact; it's not as if he doesn't give credit. There are any number of reasons not to go into the details of the inspiration during the course itself, and anyway, there's nothing whatsoever to
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Check out Khan's lectures on banking. they're very illuminating.
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NPR's Car Talk to end in September
(google.com)
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So many citations needed
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GWT takes the (very large) pool of capable Java programmers and magically enables them to become capable web programmers without mastering cross-browser subtleties. It's all about compartmentalization. For any/all its faults, that's an asto
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streaming is slow for me on the site. it's also on hulu, though: http://www.hulu.com/watch/364027/charlie-rose-larry-page
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I wonder if the blog is registered under her parent(s)'s account. I would expect a 9-year-old user is outside the Blogger ToS.
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link to actual letter published: http://www.pixiq.com/sites/default/files/united_states_lette...
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Yes, relentlessly so.
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Unnecessary, agreed. FWIW, they appear to rotate randomly on page load.
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I think you can run it in some kind of app window mode which avoids issues like c-n, c-w, etc. Not sure if it works in a tab though.
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Secure Shell chrome (killer) app
(chrome.google.com)
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Of course, this could be pulled off with a few good scripts; I dont' mean to imply, by the title, that a filesystem need be written...just meant to convey a sense for what I was imagining.
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Ask HN: Random idea ("gitfs")
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At first glance I interpreted the title as "Clustering-related stories", as in "Stories about clustering" which I thought was a very cleverly self-referential title. Oh well...
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The inundation with links to other articles (inline and sliding in) makes this site basically unreadable. It's impossible to concentrate! Really just shameful for a purported science site...
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Source article: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=universal-q... Source article's source article (Nature mag.; pay wall): http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v484/n7393/full/nature1... EDIT: arxiv pre-print: http://arxi
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I am purely speculating (I work at Google but in a totally unrelated area), but from a user's perspective, many of the most awesome collaboration features in Docs seem to be inspired by the things that were most compelling (to me) about Wav
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My home television is driven solely by an ubuntu desktop. Works brilliantly. What's your qualm with such a setup? I've never been happier with a home entertainment solution.
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Wow. The difference in the two images speak volumes. I may be mistaken but, having happened to install Chrome several times recently, I'm pretty sur that they even randomize the order of the entries so as not to favor any one position. Can
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I feel like this argument could be made more strongly than "You shouldn't copy code without the license because...don't copy code without the license!" I under-appreciated licenses for a very long time and only recently realized the very re
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Are you using the built-in Terminal IDE keyboard that comes with the app? You will probably need to enable it explicitly in the keyboard settings. It's big and a bit unwieldy, but one criticism that can't be levied against it is featurele
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Terminal IDE: full-featured terminal/shell/SDKs on Android
(play.google.com)
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Set Theory: 1. ZF 2. C or Set Theory: 1. Everything is a set 2. Not everything is a set
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I think the key point is not that the number of piece type increases with number of overall pieces, but rather the nature of the relationship (sub-linear in log-log space) meaning that while number of distinct component types increases wi
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I think I agree with you, but what do you mean by "I own the only watering hole" in this hypothetical context outside the zone of commonly prescribed rights of freedom, ownership, etc.? You own what? The land? How much of it? And why? Becau
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