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by hendler 17y ago
Is the comment coming from Sony that different than if it came from the RIAA? But however stupid the comments, if attention getting is part of his job... not bad.
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The BitFrost security model in OLPC(wiki.laptop.org)
1 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 17y ago
Maybe bitfrost would help http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=20
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Sprint marketing for Palm Pre: very cool flash widget page - all about "Now"(now.sprint.com)
1 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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Gordon Moore: The Accidental Entrepreneur(nobelprize.org)
18 points by hendler 17y ago|4 comments
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by hendler 18y ago
Clarify the rules. If you value them a lot, negotiate with them. If you are frustrated with their lack of effort, then narrow the field by picking your best one, and letting the others go (or at least creating conditions favorable for that)
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by hendler 18y ago
Via http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/waking-the-bab...
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Ask HN: Mammoth Hacking - just do it?(ngm.nationalgeographic.com)
12 points by hendler 18y ago|2 comments
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10 Developments That Changed The Face Of Computing(listverse.com)
7 points by hendler 18y ago|2 comments
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by hendler 18y ago
Nice. Thanks for posting that.
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by hendler 18y ago
Would like to see this in relation to time. A timeline with markers like "Rails release", or Google App engine/Python. Normalized results are good though. At first I just read Google - Visual Basic, D and Delphi all being just a tad more
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by hendler 18y ago
Interesting. I'd just get rid of the "The". Art of war is pretty good too. http://classics.mit.edu/Tzu/artwar.html
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by hendler 18y ago
I saw these guys present to the MIT e-club. Choice of the word profitable: it's profit sharing (for some percentage). There is a definite incentivization. When one uses a credit card with "cash back" or to get airline miles there's not a hu
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by hendler 18y ago
Ruby language on the Erlang VM - http://on-ruby.blogspot.com/2009/03/reia-new-dynamic-languag...
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by hendler 18y ago
Without seeing a demo, it's hard to say anything factual - but in principle, the "problem" in any well-design/near-perfect system is still human beings. (context, language, HCI, "true", "news" etc) So while it is possible that Wolfram Alph
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by hendler 18y ago
I agree, in principle that the most dominant, important technology will be graph databases. The reason I think so is because of experience working in technologies related to the semantic web. However, there are reasons one might a Distribut
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MyHDL - From Python to Silicon(myhdl.org)
2 points by hendler 18y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 18y ago
How does this relate/interoperate with stackless python? http://www.stackless.com/
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China Calls for New Global Currency(news.yahoo.com)
2 points by hendler 18y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 18y ago
Looks like twitter only. But I think there might be a niche for this kind of watchdog - branding. Better than surveys. Don't know about monetization, but certainly solves a pain!
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by hendler 18y ago
age 22 is peak. After 25 is downhill - though I feel ok. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/4995...
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by hendler 18y ago
Latest post doesn't look good: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A--scala--URGENT%3A-THEY-FOUND-HIM... Sorry, I have no way to verify that post.
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Bushomatic - speech to text(idyacy.com)
2 points by hendler 18y ago|0 comments
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GreatGoodbye.com - 1. sign up 2. die 3. send emails to friends and family(greatgoodbye.com)
11 points by hendler 18y ago|20 comments
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by hendler 18y ago
Very positive article, but also a humbling balance to the hard work we do - perhaps to be immortal.
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by hendler 18y ago
Seriously.
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by hendler 18y ago
Yikes
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by hendler 18y ago
This is awesome. Of particular interest to YC: "He's currently a co-founder of LaunchBox Digital and Rock Creek Ventures,"... Any news on the CTO front? I saw this: http://www.obamacto.org/
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by hendler 18y ago
Gears and Native Client are likely just for this. http://code.google.com/contests/nativeclient-security/
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by hendler 18y ago
In 2001 when I was traveling in Asia, I installed Seti@home (now a Boinc project) on every computer I could in internet cafés. Google Gears is also pretty good way to do this your self since there's a DB and a background process - although

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