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You're basically right. LLVM performs optimizations that mxmlc doesn't, and you don't lose those optimizations during the as3 compilation step because Alchemy ships with a modified as3 compiler that lets you inline opcodes (output by Adobe'
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Compile C/C++ to Flash - Adobe Alchemy
(labs.adobe.com)
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Why ebay over sitepoint?
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It's branding. And it's entirely relevant who's dispensing the advice.
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Maybe he's thinking of Japan's Fifth Generation Computer project? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_generation_computer
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Leave Wall Street and Join A Startup
(leavewallstreetjoinastartup.com)
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Nature's implementation of parallel search
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Scribd Launches Massive Redesign
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The original article, if anyone wants to resubmit: http://highscalability.com/latency-everywhere-and-it-costs-y...
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No, a platform consists of everything below your application logic. Think hardware, i/o abstractions, etc. A framework, on the other hand, assists in the development of an application, typically independent of the platform it runs on.
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Quit trolling. Clearly it's the founder's decision how many hours to work, not PG's.
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It's actually really easy. Just tell "slurp" where to download the original file, and you'll be redirected to the ipaper version of that document. It can be any file format that Scribd supports :) Syntax: http://www.scribd.com/slurp?url=
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It's worth pointing out that the comment was clearly a joke from a friend of Gabor, and that it was probably deleted because it could be misinterpreted.
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Just out of curiosity, do you guys have a facial recognition (not detection) demo available?
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Hey Ivan and Eric, Does the document re-appear when you change the zoom level? If so, this is a known issue and a fix should be deployed soon. In any case please feel free to email me if you ever discover a bug we may not be be aware of (ed
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They Are Scribd
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For those who are interested, you can sign up to be a white cell donor for this study here: https://www1.wfubmc.edu/LIFT/blooddonor.htm
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Scribd Announces iPaper@Scribd - Convert Email Attachments to iPaper
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While we're on the topic (and since it seems this went almost unnoticed on HN yesterday), CBS announced its intent to acquire Cnet for $1.8 Billion yesterday: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/15/cbs-to-acquire-cnet-for...
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It's worth noting that due to the separation of pro- options it appears like the board is divided down the center when, in reality, more than 2 out of 3 voters (about 68%) are in favor of Scribd support!
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Hi mroman, I'm a developer over at Scribd and happen to work on iPaper. Although Adobe-style bookmarking has not been implemented (PDF's intradocument links work just fine), the inability to select text in this document is not an iPaper lim
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For the curious, this story is about Jeanne Calment: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeanne_Calment
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And maybe it was just Matt's hangover, but DHH never said "500 x $40 = $125,000." The slide actually says 400 customers @ $40/mo = $200,000/year, as you can see in the video ( http://omnisio.com/startupschool08/david-heinemeier-hansson-...
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Does this say more about MySpace or the people forming bands?
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But it's not just popular. Almost any undergraduate in the US will tell you that facebook is already an essential social resource. That isn't trivial nor is it easy to dismiss.
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It took nearly 1000 words to say this is all a gut feeling? Can you dismiss their 65 billion page views a month? The fact that half of their users return daily? Can you explain why it's not valuable to essentially own most interpersonal
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Yahoo! Joint Bid Rumor: Microsoft - News Corp.
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AWS only generates about 2% of Amazon's total revenue so I wouldn't be buying puts any time soon
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"Besides - where are the chicks?" For that you may have to check a Flickr set which doesn't belong to an employee's girlfriend. All things considered, the ratio was surprisingly high :)
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That's an interesting argument but I suspect that advertisers care only about the number and quality of referrals. The specifics of the process Google uses to generate those referrals are abstracted away from the advertiser so they probably
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