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19y ago
Version 3 was great.
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Cost figures for some startups: Wesabe, DropSend, Freshbooks, Maya's Mom, Mobissimo
(readwriteweb.com)
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Rackspace's offerings start at $400 a month. And they have no prices on their site, so you have to talk to a 'sales associate'... God I hate it when you can't get a price off a website. Can't believe I wasted two minutes on that. Learn f
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Being a webapp Splashup can do some things Photoshop can't, like saving directly to your Flickr or Facebook account (among others).
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herdrick
19y ago
Way to go guys, look and feel is fantastic. This is a great step for the world's most jaw-dropping web app.
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The six hour startup
(blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com)
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He's right to want this; it's great in DrScheme. I can't stand typing out l-a-m-b-d-a anymore. Just cntrl-\ and you've got it. "Lambda expressions are rarely useful in Python." Sad but probably true. In my limited experience with Python
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19y ago
Jason and Daniel.
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Very simple, but there are some good examples here about how you might do this to quantify similarity in users based on their expressed preferences. Simple techniques are often best.
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Measure distance in n dimensions with Pythagoras
(betterexplained.com)
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Ask him to run trav (tree-fold) on the code: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32766
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Thanks! We'll definitely post our launch here.
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19y ago
We're using Scheme in our startup and I recommend it. Our web app is built in Kawa and runs on the Tomcat server. We had been using the PLT web server but left over some concerns with the way it was using memory. They've fixed that and no
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Scripting a telescope with PLT Scheme [pdf]
(scheme2006.cs.uchicago.edu)
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Thanks for the tip! I'll be quieter about my delight.
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The monitor! The monitor!
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I think language has a lot to do with it. To do the same thing in Python, Ruby, Scheme or whatever there is just less to think about. This frees up your brain to think about algorithims and little else. C++ is jammed with distractions. I
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19y ago
He suggests that young women have better perspective, plan more for the future, and don't consider themselves bulletproof like young men do.
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Good point. Fixed.
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Panel on language design (2004): Guy Steele, Paul Graham, Jonathan Rees, and John Maeda [.mov file]
(ai.mit.edu)
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Alan Perlis' Epigrams on Programming
(www-pu.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de)
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Love the new silhouette front page. I can smell the Ohio loam. I can only register for a Freeroll within 60 minutes of start time?
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That was awesome! Seriously, it was absolutely the coolest thing. Not really as intense as I would have expected a 5.6 quake to be, though. Still, my business partner and I were impressed and excited. Sorry for the breathless report, f
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Great! Way to go Disqus.
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Fred Wilson: What is a "lead investor?"
(avc.blogs.com)
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Interesting topic, interesting researcher, lots of new information, but there's a lot of bogus here too.
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I use DrScheme every day. It's pretty good and getting better - they just added autocompletion (only for the standard library, not for your own bound variables) for example.
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I didn't know the Daily Mail was that bad.
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Autocompletion is also for finishing a single token. If you have tokens more than four letters long, it's worthwhile. It can also be great for exploring new libraries.
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19y ago
Did he really argue that you should do your startup in NYC because it's harder?
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