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15y ago
This is great, it's like Google's compiler library[0] but with run-time checking! Coffee script is still very hard to debug, this should help avoid about 80% of the mistakes I normally make when coding. [0] http://code.google.com/closure/c
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15y ago
No, if you read the article, contracts are enforced at runtime!
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What if Microsoft bought HP's PC business?
(blog.seattlepi.com)
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I'm actually getting one hoping that android will be ported to it soon. Then I have a cheap tablet with great hardware. Sure webOS is decent upon release, but it'll take a long time to achieve the kind of open source dev community that andr
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Every time I hear someone argue that the mouse or keyboard is going away, I'm reminded of Chung Lee's ignite talk about why that's not the case. http://procrastineering.blogspot.com/2011/07/myth-of-dying-m... There are human computer inte
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One of the most important things I find in html 5 is not mentioned very often is the media capture API[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/html-media-capture/ that allows you to add video and audio as input. Combined with the audio and video tags wil
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How can high net-worth individuals help the US economy?
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I somehow wish Linus would be so pissed off at these interfaces for linux that he goes out and writes something totally awesome like he did with git.
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If you define a startup as a company still looking for a business model as Steve Banks might, then twitter very well fits in that definition. It's also easy to label companies with a startup culture of moving fast, raising capital and innov
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Five myths about entrepreneurs
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search.com came up first for me
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15y ago
Did anybody else read the factory factory story analogy and thought of the genie/meta genie analogy in Godel Escher Back?
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Larry Page: 550,000 androids activated a day and other announcements
(plus.google.com)
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Defeating SSL
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Microsoft's own campaign to rid the world of IE6
(theie6countdown.com)
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ACM ICPC programming competition is live
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(spreadsheet)wp7,iOS,Android,BB share from Facebook usage data
(spreadsheets.google.com)
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16y ago
Facebook didn't start that way. Everyone had a wall and could upload photos, and only college students could sign up. That was pretty much it.
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Oh wow, I didn't even notice that there was an 'article' behind it. All I saw was a single image and didn't notice the 'next' button and originally thought the posters above put up more examples of these sort of businesses
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Disclosure: I'm interning in the Bing team at MS but my statements here are mine only and do not reflect that of Microsoft. I don't see how this indicates that they've given up on Bing. They're spending a lot of money on the online services
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It'll be interesting to see when the startup was founded too, but I guess that would make it less anonymous
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Part of the reason for quora to do that might be to limit their user base to people who already know what it is (people who are referred) Exposing what it is and making it really easy for anyone to sign up will make it degrade into yahoo an
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I never said I disliked oracle, I don't have any opinion of them since I don't use any of their products. However, I am implying that they don't have or depend on the same public reputation that google does. Google depends on its reputation
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"What if the companies were reversed? Would you make the same remarks" Given google's reputation for being open, they're not likely to pursue a law suit like oracle just because there's money in it. The media outrage will hurt their reputat
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Just this months there's another paper on arXive that uses 3-SAT to proove P!=NP http://arxiv.org/abs/1101.2018 A list of articles published on the P=NP debate is here http://www.win.tue.nl/~gwoegi/P-versus-NP.htm Looks like someone thi
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Is samdroid the new wintel?
(blog.flurry.com)
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Merry Quine-mas
(mamememo.blogspot.com)
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