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by dazbradbury 15y ago
If you can make this as amazing as microsoft's photosynth, you'll have a cracking product... All the best.
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
Comment pulled from techcrunch: Chris Zaharias · Having worked in sales at Netscape for four years (1995-99) I have to very respectfully disagree with Ben. Netscape did not recover from a better, faster, free IIS by building a better web s
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
Absolutely awesome. I wonder how many people actually click buy?! It doesn't look like they're tracking that unfortunately...
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UK Universities see 40% fall in "soft subject" applications.(telegraph.co.uk)
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
I tried it, but still wished it was denser, so switched back almost immediately! Clearly, others have sent similar feedback. Perhaps a "Preview (Dens<b>er</b>)" will come out!
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
Was going to watch the first five minutes, and ended up watching the whole thing. Interesting perspective, and love the way various products are becoming "elastic". Definitely still not sure about the new gmail layout though, you just see f
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
script doing the work: http://www.samsung.com/us/microsite/galaxysII/js/script.js Quite nice to see in action from a code perspective, but I'm not sure I actually like the final page layout...
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
Scanning through the comments here, in the media, and lots of tech blogs, google+ is taking a bit of a battering. Everyone seems to be hating on it. Sure, it's quite likely it will never "beat" facebook, but what happened to: http://xkcd.c
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
Really like that they've done that. A very slick html interface which I'm sure they spent a fair bit of time on. I doubt it was "automated" with any software. Every object is a html element, with "firefox" just opening an iframe for example
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I am just pointing out that the start of the slideshow is a little unnecessary and potentially off-putting, I quite enjoyed the concise diagrams and animations which followed. I think those with a CS degree and a good understanding of graph
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I feel I should point out that a lot of people would consider this bad advice. "It is critical to remember that play is not exercise." Focusing on what are you're good at (like algorithms for creating mazes), is in fact exercise. You're get
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by dazbradbury 15y ago
I definitely recommend "The Algorithm Design Manual" by Steven Skiena. Will see how this grows...