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by henryl 17y ago
Has anyone had any success with orbited?
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by henryl 17y ago
I'm sure I have ADD or something but I can't bring myself to read so much text.
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by henryl 17y ago
This is going to be the next disruptive platform. Time to start learning how to dev for the xbox.
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by henryl 17y ago
Why is he being down voted? Surely you may disagree, but it is not so far away from reality that it is more democratized now than a few decades ago.
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by henryl 17y ago
As someone mentioned up above, the author probably didn't tune the bucket number appropriately.
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by henryl 17y ago
Aside from their traditionally different uses, Lua is most similar to Javascript.
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by henryl 17y ago
Seems like an interesting cross between Python and C#. Any multi-line lambdas? edit: Read into it a bit more. I may wrong, but it doesn't seem to have nested functions and their lambdas are just basically anonymous delegates, not real .NET
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by henryl 17y ago
A counter part to the viral loop is the concept of viral channels. It is important to realize that the more often a viral channel is exploited (see e-mail, app notifications), the less effective it becomes until it actually starts harming y
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by henryl 17y ago
Same here. Stared at the big wall of text. Not quite sure what I was supposed to do--both options (sign-up / download) turned me off.
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by henryl 17y ago
We had an old demo but we have since revamped the entire architecture. Would a video suffice?
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by henryl 18y ago
What happens if you're building an extremely complicated product (not web app)? Is a demo still required?
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by henryl 18y ago
I find Netflix's recommendations to be far superior. Participants in the Netflix Prize have found that content-based filtering (such as "nano categories") actually hurts relevancy (in RMSE terms) when working with large data sets. That is,
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by henryl 18y ago
I've always wondered if the advice to avoid argument and criticism from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" was at odds with internal business meetings. It seems that extremely successful businessmen like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and L
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by henryl 18y ago
I hope not. I know the founders of iMafia and I hope they've built enough of a first mover's advantage of the iPhone to survive this. They managed to beat out Mafia R&R by SGN but the "Mafia Wars" brand name may be too overwhelming.
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Zynga Brings Smash Hit Mafia Wars To The iPhone(techcrunch.com)
2 points by henryl 18y ago|1 comments
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About Face: Facebook Terms of Service Reversal Has Irreversible Consequences(claremunn.com)
1 points by henryl 18y ago|0 comments
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by henryl 18y ago
You can extend the amount of processing time available on the client by storing intermediate results in window.name (which gives you up to 2MB of semi persistent storage)
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by henryl 18y ago
I realize the author wasn't proposing that something like this could be a business, but humor me: Had this idea a few years back with a business model that paid publishers for cpu cycles gathered from a javascript or flash widget. We hoped
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by henryl 18y ago
I don't see it anymore.
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by henryl 18y ago
I'm getting the same thing. On chrome it goes to http://http://facebook.com// . Maybe it's a mistake -- an intern is about to get fired.
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Online classifieds case study (CBS case competition)(viewer.zmags.com)
1 points by henryl 18y ago|0 comments
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by henryl 18y ago
I apologize. While I understand the point you are making in the article, I disagree with this statement: "You can order your content how your like. You are restricted only by your knowledge of CSS and not its ability as a styling language t
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by henryl 18y ago
It seems 37signals is running out of things to be contrarian about. It is easy to "invert" a saying like "learn from your failures" and make it seem profound but that doesn't make it any more valuable or useful. It is easy to learn from suc
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by henryl 18y ago
Not to mention, the "in order" example he gave doesn't scale with the width of the browser and only works for fixed width. There is only one way in CSS (without js) to do a layout where there are two fixed width side bars on either side and
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by henryl 18y ago
That's a lot of praise for a knockoff idea.
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by henryl 18y ago
I'd sell it as some sort of library. You'll have to add a lot more features, bells and whistles to make it seem worthwhile. Here's a premium math library for .NET: www.dewresearch.com. We've also stumbled upon recommendation engine librarie
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by henryl 18y ago
I might use this if I felt like you were going to last, but I'm having trouble seeing the longevity in this type of idea as the market you are targeting is exceedingly small. Consider selling the software + license, with premium fees for su
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by henryl 18y ago
I sense a pattern.
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by henryl 18y ago
http://aptana.com/jaxer
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by henryl 18y ago
This hack can only tell you what sites a user has visited out of a list of sites you specify. A general ad platform based on this hack would presumably have a list of sites to query against, acting as a litmus test for determining a user's

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