lupin_sansei

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511.
by lupin_sansei 20y ago
Exactly. If you can't afford office space why not do your programming in a university library? Lot's of good reference materials at hand and places to hang out too.
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
The essence of Ajax is getting Javascript to communicate with the server without reloading the page. Although XmlHttpRequest is most convenient, there were other methods of doing this before XmlHttpRequest such as - loading a 1 pixel image
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High school student builds fusion reactor(blog.wired.com)
4 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
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Study: Playing Video Games Improves Eyesight - Yahoo! News(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
"Ajax improves the experience a lot, but it has limits and I suspect we've already seen most of the tricks that Ajax is going to offer." This will be the new "640k ought to be enough for everyone"
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Microsoft Retires Visual J#(msdn2.microsoft.com)
1 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
AI, Higher level languages. Greenspun's idea to have a formal description for websites so you don't need to keep reinventing the wheel, Quantum computers, chemical computers, gesture interfaces, robotics, and so on.
518.
by lupin_sansei 20y ago
We really need a down button on the links. So many of them suck.
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
"No one cares if you know how to program in COBOL for example. It's completely useless knowledge." Well Monster lists 1055 Cobol jobs: http://jobsearch.monster.com/Search.aspx?q=cobol&fn=&lid=&re=130&cy=us&JSNONREG=1
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
"I think that, if you can't get into a Top 14 law school or a top graduate business schol, then public accounting probably provides a better career path than computer programming." If you have a desire to make things being an accountant wil
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
"Because of this, the computer programming industry within the United States is an industry with a shrinking number of jobs" Is this backed up with any numbers? People have been predicting the demise of programming jobs in the US for years,
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Web 2.0 Media: The Truth That No One Telling You About The 1 Million Digg's Users(avinio.blogspot.com)
1 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
Reminds me of peak oil
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Index of Economic Freedom 2007 - Rankings(heritage.org)
2 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
You obviously haven't watched the IT Crowd: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=it+crowd&search=Search
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
Also is there any evidence that Google picked up lots of out of work engineers after the Bubble? On the contrary Google seems to have attracted people away from other companies.
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
The fact that the Banner market advertising collapsed is beside the point. Little guys could never afford banner advertising in 1999, as Yahoo's minimum cost was something like $10,000. Google offered something which little guys could affor
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The Ethic of the Peddler Class (Startups 19th Century Style)(mises.org)
1 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|0 comments
529.
by lupin_sansei 20y ago
Couldn't they just put Adsense on the sidebar to monetise it?
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
RSS feed
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My little startup: a discussion group for every city in the world(perthonline.net)
2 points by lupin_sansei 20y ago|1 comments
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by lupin_sansei 20y ago
Yes everyone I know has bailed from reddit. Too many alarmist political , Bush bashing, boring articles. Not enough interesting tech links.