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by dskhatri 17y ago
I agree. 'Calendar' & 'RSS Reader' aren't much of a categories and shouldn't have the same weight as "Gaming" or "Ad Network"
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Could Tiny Bubbles Cool the Planet?(news.sciencemag.org)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
What's so wrong in releasing a base product that is comparable to your competitor's first? Then add the differentiating features as you complete them. Releasing these new features will be good for PR/marketing too.
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by dskhatri 17y ago
What about your trusted customers? Do you have any customers you are working with to develop your product? If they still believe in your product, keep working hard on it. Release a version - with fewer features than you planned on - sooner.
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Researchers sound alarm on Web app "side channel" data leaks(networkworld.com)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
Where in Los Angeles are you?
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by dskhatri 17y ago
Yes, very clever! Is there any chance you would offer 2 or 3 different themes? I recognize that some users may like the look of the site but how about an option to select another theme for those of us who enjoy the quality of the search res
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by dskhatri 17y ago
NewsLabs sounds cool. There may be a lot of journalists out there frustrated with the constraints of working with a big media organization and want to do their own thing. NewsLabs could create the next Arianna Huffingtons. Data Marketplace
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High-fructose corn syrup prompts considerably more weight gain than sugar(eurekalert.org)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
http://ajaxim.com/documentation/basics/quick-start-nodejs/
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Tell HN: Open Government Initiative Deadline is Today
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Wiring Up The Big Brother Machine... And Fighting It(eff.org)
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Exploiting process variations to uniquely identify ICs(technologyreview.com)
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"Infomania" worse than marijuana (2005)(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Laptops could be key to an earthquake early-warning system(articles.latimes.com)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
Betaworks is a conglomerate of web applications: http://betaworks.com/work/ I like their About Us presentation: http://betaworks.com/about/ (made using Prezi: http://prezi.com/ )
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Thermopower Waves in Carbon Nanotubes - A New Way of Producing Electricity(web.mit.edu)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
I share the same wonderment! In the 20 years of growing up in Kenya, I had never heard of anyone with allergies. I am baffled about how widespread allergies are in the US. Could the prolonged use of germ-killing products in the US cause thi
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by dskhatri 17y ago
Cool, thanks for the tip. I might make it!
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$1 Million Prize For Anyone To Prove Cause of Toyota's Runaway Cars(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Support the Startup Visa Initiative with a Tweet(startupvisa.2gov.org)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
The guys who made the Rube Goldberg machine are brilliant hackers based in LA: http://syynlabs.com/
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by dskhatri 17y ago
More illusions: http://web.mit.edu/persci/gaz/gaz-teaching/index.html
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No Accounting for Startups(steveblank.com)
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French Government Looking to Set Up The Great Firewall Of France?(techdirt.com)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
"There is no counterbalancing force. " There is a company offering an interesting service to fight patent trolls: http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/feb2010/tc201...
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by dskhatri 17y ago
I meant that if he was given the opportunity to work under Stephen Hawking, his research must have been impeccable and unquestionable. I think there is a good correlation between being ethical and being a good researcher.
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by dskhatri 17y ago
That's pretty harsh and unobjective! I haven't read anything to suggest patent trolling is equivalent to a Ponzi-scheme. Furthermore, give the man benefit of the doubt. For a person who did a Post Doc with Stephen Hawking, it's difficult to
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A Stanford student's interesting notes on the TED talks(youngandbrilliant.net)
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by dskhatri 17y ago
An in-residence collective sounds like a great idea! Again in LA, I know of one great example for artists: the Brewery Arts Complex: http://www.thebreweryartistlofts.com/brewery_website_002.htm

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