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by maurycy 17y ago
Why? Let's wait some time and Google is going to prioritize fresher content more. They should not have any problems with assigning dates to blog posts. Actually, "Specific date range" is step in this direction. Edit: The interesting point i
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by maurycy 17y ago
Not quite; this is a liar's paradox. the Gödel's sentence deals with "provability", not "truth". (see Tarski's undefinability theorem if you wonder why it matters)
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by maurycy 17y ago
For me, math is all about consequences. I'm extremely poor mathematician and my background is much more about computer science, yet I'm fascinated with this simple fact. You define few simple structures, and, in consequence, get an enormous
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by maurycy 17y ago
It is rather blunt to assume so. Nearly every week we discuss whether Google can be defeated. Yet, you think that Craigslist cannot? My point is that their closeness will be major factor in their failure. EDIT: I don't buy Craigslist hype.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Sorry to say but company that treats developers like dirt is doomed.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Excellent article. Embarrassing deconstruction of Robert Shiller's lecture; few awesome findings, such as: "Focusing on homework has become much tougher. A modern dorm room has a television, Internet, youtube, instant messaging, email, phon
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by maurycy 17y ago
The sad fact is a complete lack of alternative. Personally I hate Apple so much. However, I still buy one or two Apple computers a year. If you're a developer, and you want a stable environment that gives you access to the Terminal (bye, Wi
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by maurycy 17y ago
http://codeoffsets.com/ Also, I think that the idea is not that stupid. Bad code have many (business also) consequences and I can imagine a savvy company that punishes teams for poorly written code with similar mechanism. For instance, le
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by maurycy 17y ago
So 2006. Nothing new after: http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2006/10/18/skinny-controller-fat...
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by maurycy 17y ago
Earning can give you a different perspective that improves your knowledge on what to learn.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Very good presentation. Of course, you can add few minor points (use publish!, instead of publish etc.), but the overall message is excellent.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Sales matter.
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Personally, I think the data is not a problem anymore; what is the problem that we lack ways to understand the data and make any sense of it.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Depends on the people.
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by maurycy 17y ago
It depends on what the threat is. If the threat is finding vulnerability, then you are right. If the threat is leaking the source code to the competition, then it is a serious matter. Also, keep in mind the deployed source code is different
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by maurycy 17y ago
I do not find this code too nice.
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by maurycy 17y ago
In some cases, acquisition might be a better and cheaper PR than going directly to newspapers, as it signals that acquirer has money, is aggressive and allows to use, at least for a while, acquired company's PR karma.
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by maurycy 17y ago
That's true. Sometimes it is, though, part of the lifestyle. Also, people have more problems with losses than looking for more profits; and, food is much more "visible" spending than, say, insurance. I mean, every time I go to a grocery and
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by maurycy 17y ago
Are you sure? Don't know how in the US, but in Europe, organic food (ie, without additives and much better quality) is usually a bit more expensive. I don't necessarily mean Whole Foods, or alike. Even if you go to a small farmer with few a
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by maurycy 17y ago
It is possible that Jonathan Gillette and _why worked in the same company, and _why used Jonathan's computer, or so.
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by maurycy 17y ago
On the side note about most of the goverenment's programs: If there is no demand for your work, you do not do what do you do for love but money and you do not enrich the society in the long term, you are a parasite.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Sorry to say but personalized home pages and RSS mashups are like five years ago. Competing in this sector takes much more.
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by maurycy 17y ago
The recipe is: take any x, and combine this with any of mobile, social, real time, touching etc. (I once thought that readwriteweb is more interesting but it seems to be TechCrunch without what makes TechCrunch)
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by maurycy 17y ago
He operates in the industry where he does not brand that much as 37signals.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Do you, guys, notice how many bright minds work on this problem, right now? And what if there is no single solution? Internet made information a commodity and there is no shortage of informations, so the basic law of economy learns us that
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by maurycy 17y ago
Good for all grandmas, like mine, being constantly spammed by them.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Finally, a failure. I'm tired with all the success stories.
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How Web-Savvy Edupunks Are Transforming American Higher Education(fastcompany.com)
31 points by maurycy 17y ago|4 comments
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You guys have no mercy. So many interesting readings today.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Depressingly accurate.

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