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13y ago
Napster emerged as a way to search open filesystem shares. We need something similar for BT Sync points.
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Introducing Heka
(blog.mozilla.org)
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13y ago
Setdb is a similar project https://github.com/cupcake/setdb
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Paul Dix - Why Node and Scala will dry up: Go will drink their milkshake
(vimeo.com)
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The Beauty of Concurrency in Go
(pragprog.com)
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13y ago
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Bank Hack: 7.29% on £2,500 by using two different current accounts
(reddit.com)
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13y ago
She pays for it herself. It isn't a perk.
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Why LinkedIn dumped HTML5 and went native for its mobile apps
(venturebeat.com)
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14y ago
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BitTorrent Surf Beta Launches Today On Chrome And Firefox
(blog.bittorrent.com)
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14y ago
Musicbrainz.org has been assigning unique IDs for tracks, albums and artists for about a decade. Its community built and has insane coverage. They are used in spotify's API as one example.
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14y ago
There should be an equivalent of Godwin's law for the word fanboy and its derivatives. When I see it I immediately know rational conversation is over.
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14y ago
It was a joke, suggesting that getting by on 4 hours of sleep a night can lead to burnout
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14y ago
It sounds like something that's going to divide people on the moral compass but in the end you don't need to ask someone's permission before you can have an opinion of them and share it with other people.
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14y ago
So starbucks wouldn't be able to hike the price after giving it away for free? Consumer still wins.
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14y ago
Which is to be congratulated. If only more languages were as coherent rather than attempting to cater for every possible constituency. Makes it easier to decide whether Go is the right language choice for the problem at hand. Quite often it
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14y ago
Try google. Seriously this has been news for more than 12 months.
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14y ago
Makes sense. If you have contractually agreed to preserve state secrets then just avoid this stuff.
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14y ago
Perhaps only if you are a citizen and residing in the country that classfied them. Pretty sure it wouldn't be an offence to read documents classified by Zimbabwe in the USA, or vice versa.
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Solve for X
(solveforx.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Heh, I submitted this with a comment about it being 25 years ago... clearly my arithmetic needs help!
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The Long Boom: A History of the Future (1997)
(wired.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
They never have gone after FOSS projects, which makes it all the more strange that they haven't been willing put all their patents under this. Presumably they have no outstanding suits that would be affected.
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14y ago
Apache Jena is a graph database and has been an Apache project since 2011 and graduated from the incubator in Apr 2012 http://jena.apache.org/
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14y ago
What reasons could there be for not assigning all Google's patents to this policy from day one? I hope Google aren't going to pick and choose the areas they will allow FOSS innovation to happen in.
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14y ago
You need to prefix your statement with "In the USA" to give the right context.
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Boxes sealed with ATHEIST tape lost by USPS 10X more often than controls
(boingboing.net)
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14y ago
Wouldn't this be better implemented using a standard priority queue where the score is related to the timestamp of insertion?
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14y ago
Or musicbrainz http://musicbrainz.org/
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UC Berkeley Starcraft Lectures
(youtube.com)
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14y ago
How were the calories counted? It seems that many common foods are mislabeled since they are using older forms of calorific calculation that don't include fibre. See http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2013/feb/18/food-retailers...
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