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Novelty? Psh. This is old, old news in the form of a fad.
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Insurance companies and other large-bore old-money financial industries. Therefore, Des Moines, IA, the headquarters of many insurance companies.
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This finally makes sense why Paypal has had their documentation on x.com for so long. x.com == x.commerce And here, I thought they'd been wasting a perfectly good domain name for a long time...
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15y ago
Interesting set of acquisitions by eBay. Bodes well for the company's future-- it sounds like somebody behind the scenes there has a couple of big ideas.
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15y ago
Large data sets should be published in XML. Small transactional exchanges (already contextual) should be JSONP.
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http://ryanelmquist.com/cgi-bin/xkcdwiki?title=xkcd
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Tab Atkins Jr. Yes I don't think that the existing W3C process is actually useful for HTML, but if we're playing this game, then it's better for it to be published than not.
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per Wikipedia: A common distinction made in science is between theories and hypotheses, with the former being considered as satisfactorily tested or proven and the latter used to denote conjectures or proposed descriptions or models which h
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Could somebody please point me to a longer yet still intelligent comparison of MyISAM and InnoDB? Thx.
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Does this mean that it is no longer the Theory of Relativity, but now the Law of Relativity?
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PHP Developers Midwest http://salaryshare.me/520b0119dba651b4a5e0d8e8e3a72603
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Yesterday somebody asked why robotics hasn't taken off like it should have by now. Its because people like us didn't have tools like this available till recently. Now we do. Let's go innovate!
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Standards-compliant hardware and software platforms. Community documentation. Publicity of successes.
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See also: A Quick Web Design Case Study - Apple Macbook Air Call to Action http://voltagecreative.com/articles/web-design-case-study-ap...
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I want to be a Greybeard UNIX monk some day.
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Technology employment survey
(zoomerang.com)
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This is not a part of their core competency. I don't see how this is a good move. If they had bought 10-20 shows, that's a different story...
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Ask HN: Technologist employment survey
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Web SQL Database vs Indexed Database API ... or both?
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RSS-ify Anything
(open.dapper.net)
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Site is Farked. Youtube direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPnehDhGa14
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If you can't determine what Palantir is all about by looking at their home page, they will NEVER beat Google or FB. Right now, the first slide asks the nebulous question with no answer, "What powers your intelligence infrastructure?" Market
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1421381
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if Android and Apple both integrate QR code scanning into their native camera apps, this problem would be solved.
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Congress passed the Defense of Marriage Act, Obama just called BS, now its up to the courts to decide. Yay separation of powers.
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Data lock-in. They've got my tax info from the last 11 years. They pre-fill a bunch of stuff based on that.
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ShortStack makes Facebook tabs as easy as Wufoo
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Reminds me of the Trojan Room Coffee Pot (the first webcam on the internet) https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Trojan_Room_c...
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Some day, when your fridge, oven, and yes, teapot all have IP addresses, this will finally come into its own.
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The Song-Beverly Credit Card Act is a California-only animal. Having said that, it is unenforceable in interstate commerce. The only people who need to worry about this for their online stores are retailers with a business presence in Calif
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