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by kazuya 16y ago
Singles meet and exchange their Kindles to know each other... or just use the lending feature?
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by kazuya 16y ago
sendmeastory.com is also great. It picks up a strory a week from longform.org and send it to you (or your Kindle/Instapaper).
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by kazuya 16y ago
Heh, less than half a year since they started the service in Japan. Are they going to acquire a company specialized in real estate search to replace it?
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by kazuya 16y ago
> I want 3-D. True 3-D. Not some hacked up fake 3-D. True 3-D would consist of a large, rotating drum in the middle of my living room, approximately 6 or 7 feet tall, and several feet wide. Images would display as three-dimensional obje
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Cacoo - Create diagrams online Real time collaboration(cacoo.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Twi-QR.com - Create your design QR code with Twitter username for free(twi-qr.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
So how is Facebook accepted in other countries than US and Japan? Maybe US is the outlier and we may have to think why Facebook is popular in US. That's just a speculation. But we need more data points anyway.
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by kazuya 16y ago
> I guess regarding hardware and infrastructure they are still advanced It depends. Your categorization is too coarse. > Most non-mobile sites are entirely flash. The most popular search engine is still Yahoo. Shift-JIS encoding is
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LEGO kit of the Shinkai 6500 submarine(cuusoo.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
I've used the Chart library for Haskell ( http://dockerz.net/twd/HaskellCharts ) for handy graphing, but this could be an easy alternative.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Several book scanning services have already been available in Japan for months, though books are cut and trimmed so that they can be scanned using automatic feeders. Usually you pay a dollar or so for ~300 pages, and another for OCR. >
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by kazuya 16y ago
Considering it's an Android tablet (hence it shares the browser implementation with other Android devices), the problem looks like in the video driver and it leaves some room to improve.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Similar technology: Ohm Studio ( http://www.ohmstudio.com )
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Yamaha reveals real-time musical collaboration system over Internet(translate.google.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|1 comments
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Kona, an open-source implementation of the K language(github.com)
7 points by kazuya 16y ago|4 comments
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Groupon Fails To Bring Happiness To Japanese New Year Holidays(asiajin.com)
2 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
When I was 12, I was a regular reader of bit magazine. No, not a joke. It was a Japanese magazine similar to BYTE in spirit, but more of CS taste. I remember articles about concurrent Prolog, machine translation using pivot representati
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PhysX87: Software Deficiency(realworldtech.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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OpenBSD/FBI allegations denied by named participant(itworld.com)
13 points by kazuya 16y ago|2 comments
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Roundup: Recent sketches on concurrency, data design and performance(cellperformance.beyond3d.com)
3 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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ArXivRadio: arXiv scraper and machine reader(github.com)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Donald Knuth's Annual Christmas Tree Lecture - Free Live Lecture and Webinar(scpd.stanford.edu)
8 points by kazuya 16y ago|1 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Wow, I am trying to do what you did. In fact I tried your option 2 (get a job at big co and ask relocation), though that was in Canada, but got rejection after onsite interviews. You relieved my feelings -- most of my friends say it's absur
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Coding Horror: A Visit With Alan Kay(codinghorror.com)
10 points by kazuya 16y ago|1 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Interesting idea, but I believe it's very hard to trick the USB host controller into flipping pins as you intend.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Parallel printer port, which was often used for this kind of hacks, disappeared from PC several years ago. A USB device is usually the best for general purpose I/O. And I don't know how to build a USB device 'with a couple of logic gates'.
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by kazuya 16y ago
It still doesn't make much sense, but I don't want to start Japanese lessons here... Anyhow, some DBMS default the character encoding to ASCII (or ISO8859), not UTF, and Western developers often don't care.
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by kazuya 16y ago
That could be the case. I often don't notice encoding issues until my colleagues complain their entries in Japanese are messed up.
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Primal Rage: a conversation with Carmack, and a look at id's latest(arstechnica.com)
23 points by kazuya 16y ago|4 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Hmm, Google seems to have removed "from scratch" part.

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