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Project Oberon: The Design of an Operating System and a Compiler (pdf)
(www-old.oberon.ethz.ch)
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lapenne
17y ago
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ShinyCocos : A Ruby wrapper for Cocos2D-IPhone
(cocos2d-iphone.org)
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lapenne
17y ago
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How Long Does It Take To Build A Technology Empire?
(blogs.wsj.com)
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lapenne
17y ago
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Nathan Myhrvold on Invention and Inventing
(video.yahoo.com)
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lapenne
17y ago
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Basics of Compiler Design [pdf]
(diku.dk)
47 points
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lapenne
17y ago
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ASIMO's new artificial intelligence (ASIMO is learning) video
(youtube.com)
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lapenne
17y ago
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Become an Objectivist in Ten Easy Steps
(andrej.com)
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lapenne
18y ago
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lapenne
18y ago
This is the sort of stuff I would be excepeting out of YCombinator startups. Instead we got mostly lame web 2.0 websites with no clear business model. Okay, that was a bit harsh, but still - I think most of the YCombinator applicants don't
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A proof of the Riemann hypothesis
(arxiv.org)
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lapenne
18y ago
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lapenne
18y ago
Why would you consider this suspicious of being made up? I think his path to success is far more realistic than almost all of the web 2.0 stuff out there.
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Hello, Hal
(newyorker.com)
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lapenne
18y ago
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lapenne
18y ago
Because it is either the startup scene is in such a bad state that Pownce (which is one of the worst me-too startups I've seen) is among the exciting startups to watch or the writer of the article has little knowledge of startups and innova
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lapenne
18y ago
Well...when I saw Pownce on that list I didn't hesitate for a second to close that tab! Pathetic.
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Chip company unveils new open-source PC design
(wired.com)
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18y ago
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VideoLectures.net - YouTube for hackers
(videolectures.net)
83 points
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lapenne
18y ago
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Let's grab Google's gazillions
(businessweek.com)
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18y ago
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lapenne
18y ago
This is not just for bloggers: it is (or better will be) also for anyone publishing content on the web. Newspapers are moving (or better, moved) to the internet. This can bring a lot of value(reduce costs) to big companies so it is a valuab
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lapenne
18y ago
I can really see this startup succeeding: unlike most web 2.0 companies, they actually have the technology (if it works as they say -- I believe they are using some quite sophisticated NLP/AI stuff on the backend) that provides added value
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The Google of Europe?
(reuters.com)
8 points
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18y ago
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IPhone 3.5G to support 1080p H.264 High-Profile Dual-Stream Decoding?
(beyond3d.com)
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18y ago
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lapenne
18y ago
On the front page? C'mon this is kindergarden stuff! I thought this was Hacker News. :-)
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An atheist goes undercover to join the flock of mad pastor John Hagee
(alternet.org)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I am not sure. I got the impression they'll be pursuing those ideas (as in the case of the cancer-filter product), not just charging companies to use their patents. The article was pretty inspiring, knowing not everyone is just interested i