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by dunk010 17y ago
wow, I'd not seen a movie of this before. Now I really see how revolutionary the technology is!
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by dunk010 17y ago
Either way people are going to think that they might be, fueling a speculative market on ebay. Wait to see if you can get more than the refund value on there and then dump them and try and make a profit.
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by dunk010 17y ago
If you're not profitable then given the current state of the economy you're probably barking up the wrong tree. Most of the buying of startups happens in a bull market, so unless you have undeniable potential then there's a large chance th
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by dunk010 17y ago
I think that real time data is most definitely very interesting, and an area ripe for exploitation at the moment. However, I don't feel that in the majority of cases for people searching on google or any other search engine that it matters
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Video of nascent uk hackspace based in london(news.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by dunk010 17y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 17y ago
Thank god!
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by dunk010 17y ago
I always thought that it was a bit of a marketing blunder naming it the same as the slang term for glandular fever.
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by dunk010 17y ago
Wow, what a great piece of progress. Just like MIT's opencourseware I think that this is a great step forwards. We should use the internet much more to facilitate the best teachers reaching the most students. I can see a day in the futur
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Great talk from Steve Souders (yslow) @ google IO about front end optimisation(code.google.com)
1 points by dunk010 17y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 17y ago
I've used source safe, which is pretty much the most brain damaged way to do source control ever invented. "Could you unlock that file please?"... Thank god for svn and git.
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by dunk010 17y ago
I think that real time data is indeed going to be the next big thing. One question which remains is are there any data sources outside of twitter which can be aggregated to make something greater than the sum of the parts?
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BBC Radio shows hack to show programme details in iTunes, done in Erlang(bbc.co.uk)
7 points by dunk010 17y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft technet for free, surely this is a mistake(om2.one.microsoft.com)
32 points by dunk010 17y ago|32 comments
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by dunk010 17y ago
Ancient, but awesome
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by dunk010 17y ago
There have been a lot of stories saying the same thing recently, but it really just comes down to common sense - You're marketing your product, and yourself. It's human nature for an investor to put a lot of weight on how much they trust yo
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Last.fm Denies Data-Sharing Accusations, Again(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by dunk010 17y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 17y ago
They're crap, but I'd prefer we keep with freedom of speech...
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by dunk010 17y ago
I'm torn on this - on the one hand it's those employees' healthcare which is at stake - real people and real lives. On the other hand there is due process, and the risk of making it very difficult for the government to encourage private in
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Last.fm overhauls radio page(blog.last.fm)
1 points by dunk010 17y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 17y ago
disney.com made me laugh :)
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by dunk010 18y ago
Really old, but it's a good one.
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by dunk010 18y ago
Perhaps, you know, it might have been intentional......
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by dunk010 18y ago
True dat.
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by dunk010 18y ago
This is really just so true. I've seen so many would be "CEOs" getting distanced from the code far too early, they just want to run a business and make a bunch of cash. All the great companies have coders at their heart for the longest ti
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Last.fm launches Android player(blog.last.fm)
6 points by dunk010 18y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 18y ago
oh, I assumed it picked up reposts?! FAIL
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Last.fm are giving away their ballpit. Are you interested?(cdn.last.fm)
1 points by dunk010 18y ago|0 comments
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by dunk010 18y ago
Serious offers considered to balls@last.fm
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by dunk010 18y ago
All good things have to come to an end. After a year, you've done pretty much everything you can with them. This is serious, btw.
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Does anyone want ~23,000 balls for a ball pit? One careful owner.(cdn.last.fm)
3 points by dunk010 18y ago|4 comments

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