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by louismg 17y ago
That is a wonderful question. Who is Louis Gray anyway? -- Louis Gray
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Planning for OAuth 2.0(hueniverse.com)
1 points by louismg 17y ago|0 comments
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Is There a Looming Battle Over OAuth's Successor?(blog.louisgray.com)
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Closed Open Source? Why can't Google be more like Microsoft?(theregister.co.uk)
30 points by louismg 17y ago|17 comments
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Twitter Hires Hadoop & Large-Scale Distributed Systems Guru from Yahoo(blog.louisgray.com)
1 points by louismg 17y ago|0 comments
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by louismg 17y ago
At Google scale is a major point. Exabytes of bandwidth. Amazing to think about.
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by louismg 17y ago
The direct quote from Mihai from my e-mail reads: "The benefits of the compiler system are tremendous. The most obvious are the size ones, without it Reader's JavaScript would be 2 megaytes, with it it goes down to 513K, and 184K with gzip
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by louismg 17y ago
Google Reader is my starting point to follow everything that's on topic. There is absolutely nothing out there that comes close. Twitter is not for full feeds, period.
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by louismg 17y ago
I think the old standards of what we considered public and private are changing. If there are tools out there, they can be used both for good and evil - but our first preferences should be to trust people, not to distrust people, and the ca
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by louismg 17y ago
In this case, I referenced the iPhone because of their recent introduction of voice memos. It seems like the tech is there, and they can marry it to the standard interface. I also understand Android has this available.
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by louismg 18y ago
Josh, appreciate the shout-out. Of note, I am not making money blogging through advertising (See #3 in your comment), but I am enjoying doing advisory roles, which haven't paid off yet, and there might be opportunities for eBooks and real b
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by louismg 18y ago
And I'd probably be an easy sell. Let's do this via e-mail.
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by louismg 18y ago
Also see http://www.inquisitr.com/7625/friendfeed-gains-im-support/ http://www.louisgray.com/live/2008/11/friendfeed-launches-in... http://www.costpernews.com/archives/friendfeed-via-im-twitte...
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by louismg 18y ago
It's not native, but it's pretty darn good. I like it.
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by louismg 18y ago
This looks like a serious mistake on the engineer's part to post this on their LinkedIn profile. Great move by the reporter to find it, but Apple can't be too pleased. I expect this to happen much more often going forward.
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YooPlace Ranks Popular Twitter Items With Replies, Mirroring Hacker News(louisgray.com)
9 points by louismg 18y ago|3 comments
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Desktop Linux Suckage: Introduction(elliotth.blogspot.com)
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by louismg 18y ago
I didn't get married in the middle of college. I got married at 26, well after college.
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by louismg 18y ago
Of note (as the author) I am accepting of it. But if you put a different perspective, what if I were viewing the 20 year old girl's blog at a public Internet terminal? Would that be more creepy? I'm not discounting the individuals. I'm thin
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by louismg 18y ago
That's an interesting thought. At first, I was thinking what you were suggesting would be very Tumblr-like, but Disqus would centralize your comments elsewhere, and maybe you could opt to pull a subset in to make your new platform?
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by louismg 18y ago
I wasn't playing the role of "investigative reporter" at dinner, so I didn't press here. One of the guesses I have is that the technology used for Disqus could be implemented across corporate intranets, white labeled and licensed?
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by louismg 18y ago
It is if you're trying to write about 5 separate stages, giving less than 200 apiece + intro and conclusion.
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by louismg 18y ago
I hadn't intended to make this sound negative, per se. But I think there is a pattern that some employ, where self-importance can come into play. We've seen the Silicon Valley darlings move from month to month... Facebook, Twitter, FriendFe
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by louismg 19y ago
Anybody adding comments on Hacker News is just fine by me. Fracture away.