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Facebook is "profitable"?
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There are so many (new) languages for the JVM; its becoming a curse of plenty! (Not complaining.) Its a great platform, and invokedynamic will usher in a whole new generation of languages. Lets just hope the Java 7 actually happens given
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http://processing.org/
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My magic decoder ring says the gist of it is that: tech crunch is really a government agency front (PR) pushing intelligence gathering tools (research) such as twitter on the unwary public (wife).
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17y ago
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/cpg/1330457677.html
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Thanks for the wired link.
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I tried, but I guess the attempt was too 'poignant'. Here's an idea for anyone else interested: the parallel lives of _why the lucky stiff expressed in Erlang.
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Does the web gold rush constitute a brain drain?
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Your advice is sound. The first requirement is 'desire'. One must desire mental acuity. (Time will tell if he will regret giving up physics and mathematics for the ephemeral ego boost of having his "work" viewed by n people.)
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There is nothing weird about wanting to protect your eye sight. This is one of those commonalities that does not require explanation. Its a shared experience: nobody('s eyes) likes looking at smudged up screens.
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Reading Lolita in Tokyo: http://translationparty.com/tp/#623528
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See, drugs are bad for you: http://translationparty.com/tp/#621996
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Poor kid. Went through all that trouble to get some schoolin' and he still can't write proper English.
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"the idea of using "he" to be gender neutral doesn't bother me. Maybe it's because I'm a sexist" Or perhaps you don't mind being subtly emasculated.
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I didn't say it was a CMS: "Its closer to a CMS than a DB."
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/167716/what-is-the-differ...
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CouchDB is a document centric system. Its really a different beast, altogether. Its closer to a CMS than a DB.
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Ad sense lets them know which page you just viewed. iPhone voice interface for maps gives them your voice biometrics. Search history must be a treasure trove for a psychological analysis and profile. Lets hope Google is not an NSA operation
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Calling all geeks
(tehranbureau.com)
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I don't think 'response-time' and 'scalability' are merely differentiated degrees of a given scalar, either. Scalability is a multi-dimensional measure, which incorporates 'response-time'. "professionalizing the field of web development" I
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"Scalability is far more about keeping things running than it is about making things fast" The need to state these facts is further evidence that this is an arts and crafts industry (and not scientific). Imagine physicist saying "Inertia s
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Perhaps (they are equivalent fractions) but I rarely meet American movers and shakers that worry about the American underclass. You should read my statement as a positive consideration of the priorities of the Indian elite.
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India? They certainly have the brain power required, but India is still figuring out how to feed its multitudes. IEEE Spectrum ran an issue devoted to the Mars mission recently. Very interesting read. Per my reading, the technical challen
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The software is Arts and Craft. http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/taocp.html (Note that he titled it "Art" and not "Science" or "mechanism".) We're also beginning to see the formation organizations similar to Guilds in software. &
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I think as children we occupy a much more primal social space than that which we occupy as adults. As adults, the spaces of interactions we occupy are highly regulated by internalized models of behavior. (We let loose when we feel free of
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cynical view here: it is possible twitter is using techcrunch to push disinformation to confuse its competitors.
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Identity theft is a crime, right?
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These are all excellent suggestions. Potential interviewers please note that leaving the candidate in a conference room with blank paper and pencil potentially filters excellent developers who are just not used to literally writing code on
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Back in the days: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.11/rocket.science_pr.ht...
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http://dotspots.com/
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