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Meanwhile, The San Francisco Public Library(therumpus.net)
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by m0hit 15y ago
I am not a seasoned node.js developer, but have been playing around with a small node.js + socket.io + mongodb based application over the last month or so. Don't think I have direct answers to your question, but here is how I have been lear
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Nokia finally details what location data its smartphones collect(guardian.co.uk)
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by m0hit 15y ago
if only there was a good (and hopefully cheap) hardware device to go with webOS, it would definitely be cool to hack with. The Palm Pre, however, in my opinion did not function as a useful device, mostly because of the hardware (and lack of
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The Senate's mobile privacy committee hearing(live.thisismynext.com)
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Would You Pay For Search?(kk.org)
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by m0hit 15y ago
Location Labs is hiring in Emeryville (East Bay). We are a an extremely fast growing, profitable company building mobile and location based solutions for family safety. Currently we are working on mobile platforms that are already getting w
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by m0hit 15y ago
I don't matter. But - goodbye tumblr.
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The Sound of 1,700 Jaws Dropping – Rethinking everything in Final Cut Pro(larryjordan.biz)
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by m0hit 16y ago
Not absolutely sure what the fine print is, but $70,000 is a bargain for such a huge cOncert venue . invite all your favorite bands to play in towns named after then and streets named after the songs.
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Mojostreet: Indian stealth location based gaming startup gets $350k (techcrunch.com)
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by m0hit 16y ago
Facebook's data policy page: http://www.facebook.com/about/privacy
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Facebook writing privacy policy in plain(er) English(vancouversun.com)
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Book Review: Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking(books.slashdot.org)
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Brainstorm HN: The Mendeley API Binary Battle (dev.mendeley.com)
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As we sleep, speedy brain waves boost our ability to learn(newscenter.berkeley.edu)
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by m0hit 16y ago
just to clarify (I do _not_ work for Google): Chrome includes password sync as part of Google Sync. Google Sync is not on by default.
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by m0hit 16y ago
This might be a very important upgrade for Foursquare. Of course, my views are biased, being in SF and with many of my friends heavy foursquare users. The release brings to focus some uses of foursquare that were only tangentially possible:
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Journey into the World of Vim(snook.ca)
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US Rep. beats Watson.(blogs.app.com)
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One on One: Girl Talk, Computer Musician(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Rocky end of disk-distribution: Lion available through Mac App Store only (techcrunch.com)
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by m0hit 16y ago
Having lots of friends who worked in big outsourcing firms in India, and worked myself at a offshore research center for a US company I definitely viewed programmers in the west as better programmers than we were. However, being the US for
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by m0hit 16y ago
Airbnb is great! not just the perseverance mentioned in the article, but also the attention to design. It is interesting to note that unlike some other startups in the valley, Airbnb was from the beginning was working to build and support t
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DriveSmart Android App Plays On Parental Fears Of Teens Texting While Driving(techcrunch.com)
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by m0hit 16y ago
and please the colors. Why the two greens and two blues? Use either two colors (to differentiate alternative elements) - you would not need this if this were a bar chart (which it should be) or use 8 markedly different colors.
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by m0hit 16y ago
Interesting. Of course I am thinking of the many ways that the results might not be representative, but that doesn't make it any less of a cool weekend project. Would be great to see some context around where the most _profanities_ occur by
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How ~75% of PirateBay traffic is seeded by 100 people driven by profit (bit-tech.net)
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by m0hit 16y ago
a few comments after using it for a couple of days (not on my primary account): a. The privacy policy should be a little more clear about the data (if any) being accessed from Gmail. Email is something around which people (or just me) take
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Lies, Hype, and Profit: The Truth About Microfinance(theatlantic.com)
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