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by marknadal 15y ago
Perhaps the 43 percent enrollment drop was partly due to the "geeks" leaving college and scoring funding for their startup. Perhaps the "without college graduates with the ability to understand and innovate cutting edge technologies in the
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Chrome Disses Developers(code.google.com)
16 points by marknadal 15y ago|14 comments
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by marknadal 16y ago
This article makes one logical fallacy after another, offhandedly referring to "economists" as an appeal to authority without providing any reference, proclaiming numbers and statistics without any evidence, making bias slurs and assumption
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Why We are the Masters of Machines(dev.accelsor.com)
2 points by marknadal 16y ago|0 comments
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by marknadal 16y ago
eternal loop alert message upon winning? :P That is a great way to reward somebody. </sarcasm> Haha.
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by marknadal 16y ago
Don't lose everybody not on a modern browser! A library already exists for this with every fallback imaginable implemented: WebSockets, FlashSocket, Long Polling, ... http://socket.io
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by marknadal 16y ago
Could we invest our time in discovering what consciousness is first before we make predictions about machine consciousness? We used to call this type of behavior superstition: a belief not based on human reason or scientific knowledge, an i
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by marknadal 16y ago
It is a lot easier for a corporation to mandate an API, slap it into an SDK, and kick it out the door with guns-blazing full hardware accelerated support. It is another thing to create an open standard that seamlessly and securely interoper
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by marknadal 16y ago
Love it to see a true "I hacked this together" post. Looks great, glad to know the node.js crowd is growing. :)
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by marknadal 16y ago
Nice, I love jQuery because it made DOM manipulation a breeze by abstracting everything. But I am getting the feel that jQuery Mobile assumes "what" it is that developers are creating, making it less abstracted and more narrow minded (for i
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by marknadal 16y ago
Path's name itself reveals the nature of their choice. Getting bought out is the end of their startup story, the conclusion of their "path". While the choice is apparently absurd, it at least stays true to their company's core values. The s