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by hendler 16y ago
Same here - I was influenced in my first BASIC program by the Wargames movie and "Firefox" (Clint Eastwood, not Mozilla) and had a password protected diagram of an ascii uber figher jet.
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by hendler 16y ago
Answered no - HN, Twitter, and Yahoo News
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Why we need a Hubble for the seas(us.cnn.com)
1 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
See also http://www.miislita.com/fractals/web-fractals.pdf
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Fractals in the browser - source and pdf link(miislita.com)
1 points by hendler 16y ago|1 comments
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Setting Up CouchDB and Lucene - Fluid Project Wiki(wiki.fluidproject.org)
2 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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The five “Next Big Things” in open source - SD Times: Software Development News(sdtimes.com)
6 points by hendler 16y ago|1 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
Why no javascript? Seems like an obvious language to watch in terms of popularity, job market, and interesting progress.
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WikiLeaks Petition - stop the crackdown - get to 1,000,000 signatures(avaaz.org)
5 points by hendler 16y ago|1 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
I feel the same way. WikiLeaks (truth and openness in general) has the potential to create trust. But breaking trust to protest doesn't help. Illegality is probably less important if the act of protest is "right". WikiLeaks denies engaging
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by hendler 16y ago
Is this a correct summary? A national sales tax of 1%, no income tax, and 7 years to pay the debt?
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Red hat /jboss secret patent deal(gigaom.com)
4 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
See relevant comments here http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a3lh8/c_erlang_...
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Nginx, erlang, golang, java http server benchmarks(timyang.net)
34 points by hendler 16y ago|6 comments
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Actroid-F - telepresence robot, realistic, fast(singularityhub.com)
1 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
I think you were downvoted because you miss the point. Apache's stand is against Oracle, not Java, and Stallman's issues with Java were with licensing not the language/JVM really. Stallman is a leader not because he must create something be
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How BetterLesson uses Amazon Web Services to Focus on What Matters(tech.betterlesson.org)
1 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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JetMan(jetman.com)
121 points by hendler 16y ago|24 comments
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Why High-Speed Traders Should Set up Shop in Siberia(fastcompany.com)
8 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
I would add; patriotism is not simply a willingness to go to war, but a willingness to risk one's self for others.
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by hendler 16y ago
You're very welcome. Gaston was a family friend - my grandparents ( Carl Moebius and Janet Moebius) are mentioned because they helped write the book.
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by hendler 16y ago
We've been looking at InfoBright http://www.infobright.com/ and Tokutech http://tokutek.com/ which are non-free table types with interesting properties. But haven't tried a complete branch yet.
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WWII Dutch intelligence leader's story inspired book, film (jsonline.com)
11 points by hendler 16y ago|6 comments
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StillTasty: Your Ultimate Shelf Life Guide (stilltasty.com)
2 points by hendler 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 16y ago
Glad I could vote for more than one.
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by hendler 16y ago
Right now, I'm typing with a 4 month old on my lap. I'm into a second year of my latest startup. My wife works part time. I babysit 20 hours and work 60. Agree with other comments that fewer all night sprints, some support, and profitabilit
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by hendler 16y ago
If the above is correct, then under Oracle rules re-writing an API would be copyright infringement? Not only would this restrict the ability to write alternatives to an API, but would effectively disallow code which is 100% yours from being
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by hendler 16y ago
(disclaimer: I can't answer this with authority) The reasons I get excited: * speed: faster compilation * research: interesting code introspection you can't get from GCC. * proof of concept: if you can build the linux kernel, you can probab
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by hendler 16y ago
As a teaching language, I did enjoy C. I didn't know C when I was studying CS, and until then I used higher level languages that did all sorts of inexplicable things. C was the one layer above assembly that made sense, and helped highlight
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by hendler 16y ago
Obvious, easy security exploits should be be as publicly exposed as possible, and repeatedly so. This kind of exploit is so many years old that it's a matter of basic public education and computer literacy. While this might be a "forcing f

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