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Openads announces $15.5M funding and a free hosted ad server
(blog.openads.org)
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19y ago
So you're waiting for Arc to start your startup?
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10 worst PC keyboards of all time
(pcworld.com)
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6 reasons to develop your test first
(lispcast.com)
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Yahoo tests support for OpenID
(linuxworld.com)
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Beautiful nanotechnology images from the Science as Art competition
(nanowerk.com)
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19y ago
Nice, I wasn't aware someone in Slovakia actually knows about YC! My 2 cents on cyclone: Don't display the avatar/photo on the Recent post page - it is distracting. Also, display more than just 3 recent posts (on one page without scrolling)
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European Founders Fund: Interview
(thealarmclock.com)
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Data modeling (by Philip Greenspun)
(philip.greenspun.com)
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Shame it doesn't support darcs.
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Facebook's Real Worth? $15 Billion, According to VCs
(blog.wired.com)
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You can see the progress on the weblocks trac page: http://trac.common-lisp.net/cl-weblocks/timeline
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Continuations-Based Web Applications in Common Lisp With Weblocks
(defmacro.org)
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Use continuations to develop complex Web applications
(ibm.com)
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Google as a password cracker
(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
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Android developer challenge ($10 million in awards)
(code.google.com)
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Silicon Valley is just a state of mind
(blog.seedcamp.com)
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Lisp and agile development
(paragent.com)
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Running Hunchentoot behind Apache
(newartisans.com)
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A quick Hunchentoot primer
(newartisans.com)
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Pricing software like low-cost air travel
(artofcomputing.net)
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19y ago
What company do you work for?
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Google Video - GIT
(video.google.com)
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Is the the time right for mobile web?
(pandia.com)
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Startup idea: create a new browser rendering engine
(weblogs.mozillazine.org)
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19y ago
Viaweb is missing...
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19y ago
Well, look at parenscript for example. It's quite easy to translate Lisp into JS. Moreover, the first prototype of JS engine in Firefox was written in Lisp.
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Marketing a small web business
(webdesignfromscratch.com)
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My Workstation: 10 essential pieces of kit
(webdesignfromscratch.com)
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19y ago
PG-related questions/stories attract karma, so just upvote them early.
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