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14y ago
Interesting concept - I think a little more 'value' on your homepage would work for me -- it is beautiful and sleek, but not enticing enough for me to leave my email, because I don't see what it is...
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Scams hit worried LinkedIn users
(linkedin.com)
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How we took Flow from 0 to 500k in a year without a cent of VC money
(blog.metalabdesign.com)
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14y ago
too much traffic?
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CrunchPad could have been a worthy iPad competitor
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
Interesting that NO ONE uses Windows.
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Facebook Phone is a Bad Idea
(businessinsider.com)
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14y ago
Great article. I think it can very well extend to reading code as well, which may seem daunting at first.
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14y ago
"Assuming that its five-year return is equal to the stock market’s long-term average return of 11% annualized, Facebook shares currently would need to be trading at just $13.80." I think it is odd to be comparing FB with the average market.
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Facebook’s stock should trade for $13.80
(marketwatch.com)
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14y ago
On the day of the transaction, the stock was trading around 32 with the day high at 33.57 -- how was he able to offload half of a trading days volume at such a premium?
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Building a faster web: tools, tips and lessons
(igvita.com)
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I use SBCL -- it works :) sorry about your eyes..
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The Scale of the Universe 2
(htwins.net)
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Pics from Barcelona — General Strike’s collateral of stupidity
(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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60 minutes - Khan Academy: The future of education?
(cbsnews.com)
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Lessons from Canada's Silicon Valley diaspora
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Anonymous hacks Panda Security in response to LulzSec arrests
(zdnet.com)
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The (Un)common Lisp approach to Operations Research
(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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Entrepreneurs need to be more aggressive
(calgaryherald.com)
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The insatiable force of Curiosity
(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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15y ago
The purpose of the author of the post was to introduce meta-programming to those ignorant of it. I see your point of insulting the audiences intelligence, but don't you think to throw in a tail-call optimized recursive function - or (reduce
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15y ago
I agree, and I am aware of it. I was about to get into another example to show something that only macros can do, but the post was getting too long. So please hang in there ;) I'm getting there. Also, there are different levels of audience.
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15y ago
Sorry Elliot, but yes, that is why - you missed the point, just like you missed my Ugly Lisp code beware? The Lisp looks like vomit, because I wrote it with a Java mind. And for you to say that it looks like vomit, well.. I guess that's why
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15y ago
Yes, verbosity is exactly the point. In the comments section, somebody actually wrote it.
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Why I love Common Lisp and hate Java, part II – code examples
(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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Why I love Common Lisp and hate Java
(kuomarc.wordpress.com)
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