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by dood 19y ago
I'm not sure this means the album will go away altogether, its a nice format if you like the artists' work. The pick-n-mix thing is probably more suited to artists you don't care about so much, but like individual tracks. I think both album
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by dood 19y ago
The notion of artists releasing a collection of ordered tracks in a batch is pretty ingrained, I don't see that idea going anywhere soon. Or are you posing a hypothetical assuming otherwise?
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by dood 19y ago
... results for text are good enough. How much better could text search get? That's pretty much what Google's competition said, before Google came along and took their business.
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by dood 19y ago
Fair point, but its nice to see quality video displayed at high-res, and streaming quickly.
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by dood 19y ago
Good talk, though I've heard/read most of the points already. Perhaps the vocal and receptive audience made it more entertaining and grounded in reality or something.
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by dood 19y ago
It would be nice to be able to make a single line-break (i.e. a <br>) at the end of an existing line, rather than have to have always use a <p>
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by dood 19y ago
Kind of interesting. His criticisms of Google are not unreasonable [1], but it's just bluster until he gives a clue about his approach. 1. 'PageRank wrecked the web' http://www.skrenta.com/2007/12/pagerank_wrecked_the_web_3.ht... (fun in
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Resources for the Entrepreneur(web.mit.edu)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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Dreams: Night School(psychologytoday.com)
19 points by dood 19y ago|8 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Looks interesting, thanks!
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by dood 19y ago
Well now everyone knows that rock is the most popular (suggesting you should throw paper), meaning scissors is the best way to start, the smart money will move to throwing rock, which of course means the really smart will start with paper,
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by dood 19y ago
I learnt PHP, albeit briefly, before I found Python. The things that quickly and totally converted me, in a few words: elegance, efficiency, pragmatism, fun, style, community, libraries (not necessarily in that order).
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Alex Martelli on the similarities and differences between Ruby and Python ("What's better about Ruby than Python?")(groups.google.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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Voting Bot War at Reddit?(politics.reddit.com)
13 points by dood 19y ago|6 comments
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Jeff Hawkins talk on Hierarchical Temporal Memory at IBM Conference on Cognitive Computing [video](video.google.com)
3 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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by dood 19y ago
[ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU8DcBF-qo4 ] Its a good talk, though maybe should be called "theorizing from massive amounts of data". Makes you wonder what Google are keeping under wraps for now, and how the powerset approach can compete
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by dood 19y ago
I was suprised to see the photographer and most of the flickr commenters have a similar attitude to copyright as the MPAA and RIAA, often using the same arguements and language, and instinct for legal action. I had kinda assumed that sort o
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Stress as major cause of bad programming and impaired cognition(the-programmers-stone.com)
2 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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by dood 19y ago
There is a short (10min) edit, but it leaves out most of juicy stuff: [ http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1712/editors-ch... ]
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First in-depth demo of Twine with Nova Spivack [video](podtech.net)
1 points by dood 19y ago|1 comments
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The psychology of learning: perfection vs performance(dept-info.labri.fr)
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by dood 19y ago
Sure, I was just saying that the lowest-common-denominator problem will mainly affect bigger sites, and more nichey stuff will be better served by topic-specific sites.
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by dood 19y ago
There is an accelerating flood of niche social news sites; it seems more likely to me that in a few years there will be a huge number of these kind of sites (and many platforms to let you make your own), which in aggregate will probably fol
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Chat with Tim O'Reilly about social and data web trends [video](us.intruders.tv)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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SourceForge.net Launches Open Source Services Marketplace(readwriteweb.com)
3 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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Edsger Dijkstra - Discipline in Thought [video](youtube.com)
19 points by dood 19y ago|7 comments
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Jeff Hawkins talk on entrepreneurship at Stanford's Entrepreneurial Speaker Series [video](edcorner.stanford.edu)
3 points by dood 19y ago|1 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Very cool. Interesting to see social voting explicitly described and implemented as a game, I'm curious how spending/gambling points and leveling works out. Though if it takes off, I imagine you'll have your hands full with gaming/spamming
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by dood 19y ago
Yes, I would think this poll is significantly tainted by the differing amounts of net penetration [ http://www.internetworldstats.com/top20.htm ]: United States 69.7 % China 12.3 % If, "80% of young Chinese people be
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The Internet Gets a Stock Index(readwriteweb.com)
5 points by dood 19y ago|3 comments

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