mgl

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541.
Huge telescope will struggle to find extraterrestrial life(physicsworld.com)
2 points by mgl 15y ago|0 comments
542.
Quantum memory works now at room temperature(physicsworld.com)
4 points by mgl 15y ago|0 comments
543.
Virtual World Study Reveals The Origin of Good and Bad Behaviour Patterns(technologyreview.com)
1 points by mgl 15y ago|0 comments
544.
by mgl 15y ago
web applications: http://applicake.com
545.
by mgl 15y ago
How can I zoom in/out my heatmap?
546.
by mgl 15y ago
And share your story - as it says how you think and approach ideas/problems.
547.
Can we build alternative Internet grid with that?(technologyreview.com)
2 points by mgl 15y ago|1 comments
548.
by mgl 15y ago
Come up with a brief idea and build a MVP of your startup, so you have something to pitch people about at the airport ;) EDIT typo: our = your
549.
by mgl 15y ago
Really interesting stuff, see also: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rhymeandreason/continuum...
550.
Computational fashion on your laptop(rhymeandreasoncreative.com)
1 points by mgl 15y ago|1 comments
551.
by mgl 15y ago
The conclusion is completely wrong. If you have a potential to go to college but you consciously decide to skip it/drop out, that's somehow different from stopping your education at high school level just because you can't get into universi
552.
by mgl 15y ago
No, as neither programming nor book writing is about typing.
553.
Despite the Hype, Native Apps Aren't Beating The Web(technologyreview.com)
16 points by mgl 15y ago|4 comments
554.
by mgl 15y ago
The key statement to me was "If it's not fun, if it's not social, why would they do it". He's new baby, http://keas.com/ , is about playing games around gaining health and fitness.
555.
Lessons learned from Google Health(techcrunch.com)
3 points by mgl 15y ago|1 comments
556.
by mgl 15y ago
Nicely handled by Drew, congrats. From PR perspective the only thing missing is a statement on how they are going to prevent such situations from happening in the future.
557.
by mgl 15y ago
Nice and neat as it runs on GAE with Objectify. And it works for Poland as well ;)
558.
by mgl 15y ago
How is SocketStream different from nowjs? ( http://nowjs.com/ )
559.
by mgl 15y ago
Isn't it that simple like pausing and clearing your web history in google? https://www.google.com/history/
560.
by mgl 15y ago
Do you really see a real problem here? Closed-minded people want to get results that are accurate to their opinions, preferences, etc. The best way to make them satisfied is to re-use their search/browsing history and return results biased
561.
by mgl 15y ago
I think we all agree that GoDaddy is a hosting company for the masses, but.. what's wrong with that? The money is out there for someone who will create a better, cleaner, more pleasant GoDaddy. There is still plenty of small business owners
562.
by mgl 15y ago
This is neat. I can see government agencies, emergency services and public businesses deploying Twitter monitoring tools for phrases like "fire", "smoke", "traffic jam", etc. Building such real-world monitoring services was impossible 5 yea
563.
Researchers Turn Twitter Into Real-Time Sports Commentator(technologyreview.com)
1 points by mgl 15y ago|1 comments
564.
by mgl 15y ago
Practically, what does HFT actually mean to ad business? Am I correct that it's about being able to bid for ad placements according to real-time CTR/CPA analytics? That would be neat, I can imagine writing automated robots distributing yo
565.
Software Extracts Your Location on Twitter Even When It's Secret(technologyreview.com)
2 points by mgl 15y ago|0 comments
566.
by mgl 15y ago
Well, I think everyone received and logged http codes 302, 403, 405, 417 ending with 409 and 410 at some point. Life!
567.
by mgl 15y ago
What specific kind of aggregation do you think of?
568.
by mgl 15y ago
Kirill, come on! do you really need all these fb access rights to run your app? "Access my basic information, Send me email, Post to my Wall, Access my data any time, Manage my advertisements, Access my profile information" This is way t
569.
by mgl 15y ago
+1, this is the nitty-gritty
570.
by mgl 15y ago
It's a bit too geeky, most people would prefer to text you back with some personal message and most people would like to read them more than just observe blank confirmations on a website. I believe the real problem is that people forget to

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