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by clofresh 17y ago
What I'd LOVE to see is a federal grant program to fund work on popular or promising open source projects. Think how many jobs the LAMP stack has created? We need to find the next-gen of open source tools and make them more robust, better d
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by clofresh 17y ago
It's disappointing that Firefox 3.6 only supports Ogg for their <video> tag, especially since Youtube and Vimeo have started beta testing their html5 players.
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by clofresh 17y ago
couchdb
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by clofresh 17y ago
I can has rss feed?
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by clofresh 17y ago
well, their twitterer apologized for some downtime: http://twitter.com/Grooveshark/status/7893982325
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Couch Crawler: a CouchDB search engine/crawler(syntacticbayleaves.com)
2 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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by clofresh 17y ago
Does it have 100% branch coverage? Because that's my favorite feature of sqlite. :) ( http://www.sqlite.org/testing.html )
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by clofresh 17y ago
Found a video clip of the Twitter retweets part of the presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQCk7CTKb5I&feature=playe... It wasn't clear from the slideshow, but he was comparing it to a kind of a Google PageRank for humans. I
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by clofresh 17y ago
Sweet, thanks! I'll be sure to try them out. Np re: Resolver One. How is it working there? When are you guys gonna kill Microsoft already?? ;p
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by clofresh 17y ago
Kind of tangential, but I love Dive Into HTML5's style and tone. It's up there with Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby and Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good in my "Awesome documentation that makes me happy when reading it" list.
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by clofresh 17y ago
I didn't mean .NET in general, I just meant .NET support for ports of existing open source languages like IronPython and IronRuby. Admittedly, I don't really dabble with the .NET ecosystem much, but when I had to use SQL Server Reporting Se
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by clofresh 17y ago
Not sure if the .NET dynamic languages (IronPython, IronRuby, etc) came before the JVM dynamic languages (Jython, JRuby, etc), but it also seems like Microsoft let the .NET languages languish and missed out on a opportunity to bring a lot o
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by clofresh 17y ago
I think management uses salary to keep people at the company rather than to motivate them to be more productive. And if you're a manager, you want to keep people who have a lot of knowledge of the code that isn't either well captured in aut
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Understanding Amazon Dynamo by Building it in Erlang(lethain.com)
35 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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by clofresh 17y ago
don't forget about Firefly
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MacRuby dev gets eaten by raptors(github.com)
62 points by clofresh 17y ago|2 comments
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WebOps: Good prep for becoming a new parent?(kitchensoap.com)
1 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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Gangstas Don't Scale(julianbrowne.com)
11 points by clofresh 17y ago|1 comments
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Intro to Erlang's OTP (with examples)(spawnlink.com)
1 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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Complexity of writing software(pupeno.com)
1 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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by clofresh 17y ago
Here's a crazy idea. Let's teach Ruby in intro programming classes instead of C, so as not to frighten away 90% of the population with pointer dereferencing and segfaults. You should teach C eventually to make them appreciate high level lan
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by clofresh 17y ago
The unsung hero in all this is the analytics data they used to debunk widely held assumptions about the placebo effect in clinical trials. Nothing like cold, hard data to inflict some cognitive dissonance on some "experts".
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Vim editing for MS Word and Outlook(viemu.com)
2 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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by clofresh 17y ago
Agreed. Also, Palm is using Prototype ( http://groups.google.com/group/prototype-core/browse_thread/... ), which bolts some nice Ruby-ish features onto the base Javascript classes.
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Walkenfs: a distributed filesystem using FUSE and Mnesia(code.google.com)
2 points by clofresh 17y ago|0 comments
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by clofresh 17y ago
Pretty interesting article. My rss reader caught the text before the site went down: I few weeks ago, I posted about a conversation I had with Jeff Hammerbacher of Cloudera, in which he discussed a Hadoop-based effort at Facebook he previou
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Rack 1.0 released(groups.google.com)
30 points by clofresh 17y ago|5 comments
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In Defense of Pirates (The Old Time Ones)(npr.org)
11 points by clofresh 17y ago|5 comments
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by clofresh 18y ago
I watch through my Macbook Pro hooked up to my TV. I wish someone would get it working on the old Xbox, I still love my XBMC.
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Introducing the Boxee API(blog.boxee.tv)
16 points by clofresh 18y ago|7 comments

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