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   And some more! Google Wave in Erlang PhD Student uses Google Wave to revolutionize something Google Wave in the Cloud Crowdsourcing Google Wave Microsoft launching Wave-like technology? Facebook bans Google Wave China bans Goog
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   How would you implement a swap on such a filesystem? You couldn't, could you? Oh, and the jokes about having NILFS on your hard drive are going to be so lame...
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   Techcrunch should read this.
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   An Erlang 'app' that interfaces with a CouchDB to create a real-time web API?! I think this blog just won buzzword bingo!
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   Isn't this principle the basis of agile development? Who is this post for?
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   Haha, everyone knows assembly is the one true web framework.
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   Bing makes the advanced search "clickable" but always in your face. Google gives you the advanced search options pane, and then shows you how to format your search query so you can create the advanced search on-the-fly next time (such as by
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   I propose a simple (from 2001) appended on to the title.
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   What's supposed to happen when I click on a listing after a search? Right now nothing happens. There's also a blank grey rectangle on the right. I'm using Chrome 1.0.154.65. Do I need flash installed for something to happen?
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    The web is getting really exciting again! I mean, it always has been, but these open protocols, open platforms, and general openness has really got me smiling :) So many possibilities!
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    Woo! It has the "do whatever you want with this framework" license, too! Someone should port it to Linux and OS X, or at least have some instructions for those platforms. I'm sure it will work on those, as WoG is available. Also: If you eve
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    I've never heard anyone call XSLT elegant before.
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    I'm sure there's just as many reasons to take VC money. It totally depends on your business plan.
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    I tried it out. There's a lot of work to be done before anyone can judge it properly, I think. The biggest problem at the moment for me is the time it takes to load a file. brutal .
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    Unless the data format is written in a language...
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    they
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    Maybe the hypertumor gets it's own tumor after a while, and the cycle continues. Or the immune system of the whale which doesn't react to the original tumor does react to the hypertumor. Or maybe the hypertumor only grows on the original tu
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    Black holes are visible, but emit less radiation than the cosmic microwave background. It's therefore possible to take a picture of one if you have very very sensitive instruments. However, the article is talking about taking a picture of
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    Beowulf cluster.
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    Perhaps Tonido gets the plugs for cheaper than 99 dollars. Sounds like Tonido has a deal with Marvell.
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    Then why are you using JSON? JSON is for best practices. Requiring quotes so that some interpreters don't get confused is exactly the type of thing JSON is for .