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by krishna2 15y ago
Surprised that no one has yet mentioned EOPL ("Essentials of Programming Languages"). An awesome book imho.
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by krishna2 15y ago
So much for the AAPL is going to tank and time to short comments. The change is a blip....
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by krishna2 15y ago
I think the biggest thing is that everyone in Apple has a question they can ask themselves, "What would Steve Jobs do?". And if they can honestly answer the question and take decisions based on that, Apple with its lead and its teams and it
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by krishna2 15y ago
I think the biggest thing is that everyone in Apple has a question they can ask themselves, "What would Steve Jobs do?". And if they can honestly answer the question and take decisions based on that, Apple with its lead and its teams and it
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by krishna2 15y ago
Very highly.
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by krishna2 15y ago
Hm...but the salesman was able to do his job year after year only because of the awesome products. Rule #1 of marketing: Start with a gread product.
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by krishna2 15y ago
I am wrong. It is still trading after-hours. It's down about 6%. http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=aapl
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by krishna2 15y ago
Probably also the reason why the book is scheduled to be released sooner? [come on, which author ever beats a writing-deadline by 3+ months?]
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by krishna2 15y ago
Hmm..the time to do that would've been earlier today (before trading closed). If you do tomorrow, the pre-trading hours, the floor traders (and options traders and hence probably the institutional clients) would've an advantage of half-an-h
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by krishna2 15y ago
In the short term, probably yes. But maybe folks have been putting that "discount factor" all along since January. But they have a pretty solid line up ahead (iphone5, sprint-iphone, ipad3, a new product line... and lots of others to come).
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by krishna2 15y ago
After hours trading is over too. http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=aapl The best indicator will probably be pre-trading-hours tomorrow.
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by krishna2 15y ago
I assume you meant "Tim Cook" (the COO).
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Simplifying the Developer App - Facebook Developers(developers.facebook.com)
3 points by krishna2 15y ago|0 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
You can also go into the debug shell (which is REPL) by giving it some valid statement: Here is an example: shell> perl -de 1 This will take you into the perl debug shell (after evaluating the string "1" which is true).
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Ask HN/PG: Is YC (very|becoming) slow?
7 points by krishna2 15y ago|5 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
By Anna Patterson, "Why Writing Your Own Search Engine Is Hard": http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=988407
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Why dialog boxes say OK(folklore.org)
2 points by krishna2 15y ago|0 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
Imagine you have a chromebook, and imagine Google deleted your account, now do you have a very expensive paper-weight? (or is there some salvation?). I see some opportunity for two ideas: 1. insurance against the event that a company will d
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by krishna2 15y ago
There is no rule that subsequent quarter revenue should be higher than the prior quarter. [For e.g. the holiday quarter is generally the highest revenue yielding one for consumer electronics companies]. That said, Apple generally sets the e
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by krishna2 15y ago
The man who planted trees: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/The_Man_Who_P... http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=man+who+planted+...
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Overlooked Optimizations: Images(phpied.com)
2 points by krishna2 15y ago|0 comments
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Fingerprint scans from 6 feet away(schneier.com)
3 points by krishna2 15y ago|0 comments
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Permanent home for Les Paul Google Logo(google.com)
161 points by krishna2 15y ago|29 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
For every one amazon.com, there is a list of webvan.com, pets.com...etc.
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Freakonomics and Google Correlate(freakonomics.com)
2 points by krishna2 15y ago|0 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
Another take : http://www.quora.com/John-Akerson/Microsoft/answers
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Clearing up about the 150M Microsoft invested in Apple in 1997(businessinsider.com)
4 points by krishna2 15y ago|2 comments
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by krishna2 15y ago
If you are hacking your exercise routine, dieting/eating patterns, health...etc. Understand the basics and you will go further than if you didn't. Did you check out some of the essays ? Extremely relevant to the today's top killers (heart a
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by krishna2 15y ago
Especially the essays on Fat and Cholestrol: http://www.thincs.org/Malcolm.htm#fat2 http://www.thincs.org/Malcolm.htm#lipoprotein
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Fat, Lipoproteins, Cholestrol - very well explained(thincs.org)
2 points by krishna2 15y ago|3 comments

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