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Ghosts of Unix past, part 2: Conflated designs [LWN.net](lwn.net)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Webkit is the primary and integral part of Chrome, isn't it? At least being Webkit-based is one of its defining features. Likened to video games, it is sorta well done MOD based on a great game. I don't call it "from scratch".
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by kazuya 16y ago
Yes, the Japanese headline expression simply but strongly suggests Google made everything, including WebKit, SQLite etc.
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Sony’s Networked Application Platform (SNAP)(snap.sonydeveloper.com)
2 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Translated to English: http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&h...
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Google claims they made Chrome "from scratch" (Japanese ad campaign)(google.com)
11 points by kazuya 16y ago|31 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Read the fine print: * Create a free Find My iPhone account on any iPhone 4, iPad, or iPod touch (4th generation) running iOS 4.2. Once you create an account on a qualifying device, use your Apple ID and password to enable Find My
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by kazuya 16y ago
Also note: the coupon is valid from 00:01PST to 23:59PST on Friday, November 26th. (PST is 8 hours behind GMT) That is, it's almost Saturday for me in GMT+9. And interestingly it's starting from 00:01, not from 00:00.
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by kazuya 16y ago
I would agree with you if those on Amazon have DRM-free ebook version.
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by kazuya 16y ago
> The most complex part of Web SQL amounted to "Whatever SQLite implements" Why are you so wary of SQLite? As TCP/IP demonstrates, a rock solid implementation is a great help for standardization.
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by kazuya 16y ago
> and not only does he explain almost nothing on a global scale but oftentimes what he is doing might look, at first blush, kinda wrong, obtuse even. Can you give some examples?
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A Visual Git Reference(marklodato.github.com)
7 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Best In Class: ClojureQL - Revolutions(bestinclass.dk)
3 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Oral History Hans Camenzind Historic 555 Integrated Circuit Index(semiconductormuseum.com)
2 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Red-R: Visual programming for R(red-r.org)
57 points by kazuya 16y ago|3 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
In reality, the obstacle is in realizing the need of list.reverse library, rather than in making it decent.
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by kazuya 16y ago
So J Allard (that Xbox guy) was actually Smiley Allard. That gives quite a different impression.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Not coding, but PragProWriMo sounds relevant: http://forums.pragprog.com/forums/190
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by kazuya 16y ago
Similar story for Valentine's Day in Japan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentines_Day#Japan
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Tldr.it — a.d.d. approved news reading(tldr.it)
4 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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Why I don’t use darcs any more (much)(serpentine.com)
2 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
Very interesting, but US citizens and permanent residents only.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Interestingly, whether these are facts or not, they aren't what is taught in Japanese schools. Try throw these questions at a Japanese. He/she would think you are talking about conspiracy.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Mmmmm, smells like MediaMolecule.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Rather, domain experts armed with statistics.
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Tool for shell scripting using context-free grammars(bitbucket.org)
3 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
If shipment cost is reasonably low, just deliver predetermined items (e.g. those recommended by Amazon) to customers, have them pay for what they consumed and return the rest. Or, if storage cost at customers is low and items do not perish,
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by kazuya 16y ago
Now that I got why Faith in Mirror's Edge had that painting on her face.
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by kazuya 16y ago
No. My grandfather got into programming in his late 70s. He was a fund manager and just wanted to do it by himself. Now he is dead but I keep source listings of his code.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Interesting. It's kinda true for Tokyo too, though probably due to historical reasons, not just polluted winds.

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