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by inerte 18y ago
I've skimmed the first parts. You set a timer and do your stuff, which was planned on the start of the day. Then you think about it and make graphs. Seems good, but I won't promise that I will fully read it later :p
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by inerte 18y ago
Each movie rating will be represented by a star in the sky, the constelations are the rating clusters, and on 09/20/2009 they'll align to achieve the 10% mark. Hey, it works for astronomy!
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by inerte 18y ago
One of the teams mentioned in the article started they own company based on the notoriety achieved, so yeah. It seems to be working pretty well for everyone. By the way, your post was just crawled by Google, and it probably represents a cou
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by inerte 18y ago
Shhh.. if there's one thing that I realized about this kind of MS criticism is that they will usually answer with something like "yeah, but in ZXY years, the business is doomed!", or "when Google releases its Office suit"... And you know, f
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by inerte 18y ago
I speak english fairly well, I think... and have an IELTS certificate, so in theory I could even teach it. This is strange to say here, since most of you either speaks english as your primary language or also had several years of exposure t
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by inerte 18y ago
Maybe it does, but then you would be pissing off the 'free market'. - AIG should do whatever it wants with its papers! Why do you hate my freedom? Kidding aside, it's easy to think back and see what went wrong. But the truth is that a LOT o
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by inerte 18y ago
Isn't this a Firefox thing? I remember seeing it on other places than gmail...
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by inerte 18y ago
From Jeff and Steve: The One Thing Every Software Engineer Should Know http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001177.html Every week some thing is more important than the old thing from previous week. Next, we'll hear about stuff like
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by inerte 18y ago
1 - Release the paid version when it's ready. Early cash, and free users don't care if you have a paid version. 2 - No. But let's face it, no complex software is ever finished. And it depends on the bug. Someone wants to use Lynx to access
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by inerte 18y ago
Don't know about the loading times since I didn't buy the game, but 5 other million people did!
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by inerte 18y ago
Stuff for 3D printers? Live streaming? Yeah, we have it now, but let's say a night club give its visitors glasses which broadcast what they're seeing through a website so people can check if it's worth going... live streaming on stereoids.
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by inerte 18y ago
http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&... and http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?answer... Doesn't work to track Ajax? I've never used but was thinking to apply for some of my projects.
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by inerte 18y ago
If you believe in Ballmer, they are ready to implode the desktop apps if people prefer to do it online. They just want to lead this market too. It's better to have lots of people using your online version and not using the desktop ones, tha
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by inerte 18y ago
Slashdot to the rescue: http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=976325&cid=251571... My interpretation is that an attacker can make a user do something on a website, but precisely what, I don't know.
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by inerte 18y ago
Yes, you're on the right path, but you'll need to walk it many times. If you already have a startup idea, or let's be informal and say you have pretty good idea for a website, don't build it first. You'll get frustrated, cursing Javascript
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by inerte 19y ago
It increases our chances of survival, so I guess we can blame on the DNA :) Or it increased, I don't know. By having a family, you took care and was protected by people with similar background and interests. Dumping your wife in the past me