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by jamesk2 17y ago
In the sequel, he's now a web 2.0 social fiance application with a neural network that does realtime stock market transaction processing.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I went to see the original when I as at Atari Computer Camp decades ago. Yes, there was one and we learned logo and basic. I liked programming then but after the movie I felt like I had a mission. Live Code. And I'm actually on that mission
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Tron 2.0 - Full HD Trailer(flynnlives.com)
56 points by jamesk2 17y ago|20 comments
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I suppose this is to compete with twitter which fulfills any realtime news needs I have.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I clicked the link and now I feel dirty. When will I stop clicking on linkbait headlines?
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Python is fantastic but Learning Python might be a bit steep for someone who's not familiar with programming at all. Strangely, I think this youtube lecture series from Stanford is fantastic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkMDCCdjyW8 It'
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by jamesk2 17y ago
The real difference between what I pay for and what I won't pay for is not so much "long tail" vs. popularity but "specialness" which include exclusivity, insight and trust. Walt Mossberg of the WSJ is really popular in tech so it's not ver
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by jamesk2 17y ago
From the article: "An active user, as defined by HubSpot, may be a member 3 or 6 months old who has abandoned his account" "What’s interesting are the population metrics stating that 44.5% follow 1 or more people and 47.29% have 1 or more f
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Active Twitter User? Thoughts on Hubspot's Methodology(andrewilardi.blogspot.com)
3 points by jamesk2 17y ago|1 comments
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Robert Scoble Interview with Facebook CEO Zuckerberg (Video)(building43.com)
1 points by jamesk2 17y ago|0 comments
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by jamesk2 17y ago
NorCal, SoCal, NY are expensive places to start a company and almost never show up on these types of articles. But yet most of the biggest names in tech come from these areas. Y Combinator moved to NorCal for some good reasons. Pro-Business
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Hey, I'm that James in Santa Monica. Come to the next L.A. Web App Meetup or another meetup. http://web.meetup.com/34/ was the last one I went to. You will get a chance to meet a lot of people who are looking for partners. I met 2-3 peop
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by jamesk2 17y ago
There is a danger in using short term revenue boosters. Twitter is wrestling with this exact issue. It's a rare site that I would return to that has pop up ads. i.e. nba.com Most sites don't have enough good original analysis for me to tole
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Kurzweil is a genius but maybe he should try not to put such specific dates on his predictions. It makes it easy to say he was wrong by detractors.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Does this mean that google was not an innovator?
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by jamesk2 17y ago
This article speaks to supply and demand as it relates to poor interpretations of the market signals. An interesting read for Entrepreneurs. Remember when the key metric was "hits" for websites? I remember a client saying he wanted to maxim
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I'm not using it because it does not have a master password function and the google toolbar!
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by jamesk2 17y ago
If MS's Silverlight catches on, Adobe and Flash will have some competition. But it seems most designers I know have some sort of serious pathological dislike of Microsoft so it seems rather unlikely.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
It does not matter if you're huge or tiny. The ability to quickly anticipate and react to unstoppable change is the key to success. Microsoft is a giant but when threatened by tiny Netscape they moved mountains to get their internet tech ou
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by jamesk2 17y ago
In 20 years real programmers will program in Visual Basic and Quiche eaters/script kiddies will just go brain-to-binary with a SQUID.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Ramit's stuff is cool. Also on mixergy is the interview with Tim Ferriss who got his book "Four Hour Work Week" written about by tons of bloggers. http://blog.mixergy.com/tim-ferriss/
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Add directory services and it becomes the way to communicate at a company replacing Outlook/Exchange, MSN, Twitter, Skype. I plan on using it at my company. The only wish feature is directory services with administrative controls.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I really liked How to think Like A Computer Scientist http://openbookproject.net/thinkCSpy/index.xhtml A friendly way into programming in general and uses Python. Also, there are ways to connect R and Python.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
Google Wave + Corporate Directory Services + Local Backup Servers = Balmer gets his nuts handed to him by Bill.
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by jamesk2 17y ago
I don't buy it either. Sony Electronics had the ability to beat Apple to the market with a digital walkman but didn't because of the internal debates at Sony about the dangers of MP3s. Tying PS3 to Blu-Ray did make Blu-Ray win against HD-DV