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by dalek2point3 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=johnny%20ive&sm=... I remember watching Ive in a conversation with Steven Fry on Fry's tour of the US. He was even on Charlie Rose.
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
" has meant we have known little about the man who shapes the future, with such innovations as the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone and the iPad." really? Ive regularly appears in public and gives interviews. there's a reason he&#x
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
this is a dramatic title for an old policy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Road_space_rationing
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Its interesting to note that even a ton of the Thiel fellows, while dropped out of college, came from prestigious colleges before they accepted the fellowship. I have a friend here at MIT who accepted the Thiel fellowship, and I dont see ho
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
ah, i understand now. thanks!
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
interesting, is there a way to track notices sent to the copyright office? is this a common way to file for infringing content? I thought the DMCA required you to contact the platform directly?
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
basically, you're soon going run into the same problem as Youtube, i.e. having to create your own ContentID system. This should be feasible through something like tineye.com, but for now, I would encourage you to not worry about it --
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Its going to be hard to beat "the inventor" who's won it a few times already... http://www.linkedin.com/in/theinventor
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
isnt this what permissive licenses are for?
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
this is such a great assignment for a principles of programming languages class. there is no better way to learn something than to break it up, change it and make it do your wish. i'm going to be teaching my next batch of muggles this.
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
I just setup a webserver and it literally took 3 minutes and one piece of documentation reading. Very, very impressive. I remember doing this for the first time on AWS, and it took a while! http://162.243.202.22/
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
can someone link to the research about this please?
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Tringgr : Group video chat with zero plugins(tringgr.com)
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
I would love to play with this data set. Is it available?
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
what the fuck? the help page says "Google Chrome is generally considered the leader in supporting modern web standards, and can reliably handle most modern websites. It is also one of the fastest and most secure. "
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
I'm surprised there is no entry for ODbl -- https://tldrlegal.com/search?q=odbl
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Looking at statsmodel Google Summer of Code 2013, "Google Summer of Code 2013: We have had two students accepted to work on statsmodels as part of the Google Summer of Code 2013. The first project will focus on improving the discrete c
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
right, I have not. I'm very much wedded to emacs, and I like the iPython style of working. Maybe one of these days I will setup emacs + iPython and see how far it gets me. The main problem I've found so far is that python is quite
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Nice work, but I hate how he has to say "Google should let me know next week whether this qualifies for a bounty; I’ll update this post when they do." -- He's the one who did Google a favor! For him to have to be in this posi
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
I'm a researcher and social scientist, and today my tool stack is a complete mess. I use python for crawling and organizing the data that I collect. I then use GIS software to analyze geographic data, R to produce statistical charts an
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
IBM actually has a really cool product for live streams of large datasets. Its called infosphere streams -- http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/infosphere-stream... If they dont want to become "ju
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
just a reminder that they still control the license and can do anything with it whenever they want. if you can find something that's "free" under creative commons, I would still do that instead. http://search.creat
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
and this has nothing to do with Adblock? I feel like it must ...
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Google Wave 2.0?
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
dude, i noticed the little small github link on the top right. it needs to be more prominent. even better, if you actually linked to some of your best past projects, it would increase your hit rate by at least 5x. i guarantee it.
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
Great! good to hear that you're thinking about. I would definitely urge you to offer a range of licensing options -- flickr, youtube and all major content hosting platform have supported this in the recent past, and I can tell you from
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
two questions: - can any cartoonist sign up to sell cartoons using this platform? - can you allow cartoonists to sell under more permissive licenses like CC-BY?
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by dalek2point3 13y ago
one big market for you is researchers. if only i had a penny for each time some economist came to me asking for a list of xxx in yyy, where x could be anything from flight prices, to businesses, to startups and yyy could be city / stat