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Spotify to buy ad tech firm Megaphone to monetize podcasts
(uk.finance.yahoo.com)
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UK Customers will no longer be sold mobile phones ‘locked’ to specific networks
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EY to 'raise bar' in spotting fraud after Wirecard accounts scandal
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6y ago
It's been on my list to visit since forever. I made a donation so hopefully it will still be open when we can travel freely again.
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6y ago
Hi Daniel, When you first put up the idea, it seemed like your emphasis was on using the attenuated strain directly as a vaccine (and benefiting from its ability to propagate itself). This post suggests more to help test a conventional vacc
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Ask HN: Do online booking companies have no flexibility in customer service?
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You may also want to consider the timing in the economic cycle. During the last recession Paul Graham wrote an essay or post to say that was a good time to start a venture. IIRC he mentioned plenty of talent available cheaply, not many comp
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I once inherited a project implemented in Spring. It meant that while we wanted to interview for bright people who would be able to understand the business domain, we actually had to interview for people who knew Spring, and might be able t
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8y ago
It's true that the West appears to have exported a large part (maybe too much) of its industry to China. However, >>There is just no way to compete. We used to think the same about Japan. Japan reigned supreme in consumer electro
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Would this be a good fit for Smalltalk, as it is image based? It seems it can remove a level of complexity, if you can treat your image, and so all your objects, as constantly persisted?
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8y ago
DOS did quite well after Microsoft acquired it.
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Zimbabwe army seizes broadcaster, denies coup
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11y ago
> The only downside of compulsory voting is that there are more votes to count Australia has compulsory voting. It also has the donkey vote, estimated at 2% of votes. That is a downside. http://australianpolitics.com/vot
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12y ago
Impressive work. Runs fine on my Windows laptop, that is a bit of a beast, but my Linux machine can't handle it (probably the graphics card). As it takes a while to load the default resort, Avoriaz, might be better to show a screen sho
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Remote control helicopter used to smuggle drugs into prison
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Programming robots with visual blocks (Scratch Smalltalk) [video]
(enchanting.robotclub.ab.ca)
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17y ago
From her book: "All of Africa is poor. But not all of Africa has very high rates of HIV. HIV reaches very high levels only in areas where there are lots of simultaneous sexual partnerships, lots of untreated STIs and lots of uncircumcised
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The author's use of the word 'deserve' is perhaps unfortunate, if taken to mean the people rather than the leaders. In her book, she is certainly scathing about the leadership of southern African countries, and particularly South Africa its
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Say the unsayable: countries get the HIV epidemics they deserve
(wisdomofwhores.com)
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Lego, DSLs And Naked Objects
(blog.nakedobjects.org)
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17y ago
Hi gcv, I would try the Seaside one click experience on this page: http://www.seaside.st/download/squeak 34.7MB - just extract and double click. A picture of the UI here (300K): http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2518/3745940640_d0c6c8062f_o
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All time high for JavaScript, all time low for Perl
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18y ago
This fits a niche between Scratch and Squeak Smalltalk. Scratch is a very neat visual development environment aimed at learners. When you hit the limits of what Scratch can do, there is no easy path into Squeak. Squeak is also neat and powe
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Elements - a Scratch-like Smalltalk
(chirp.scratchr.org)
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18y ago
"There’s no doubt we’d have better software today if open source projects could get servers and operational resources for free" This is what heroku.com and seasidehosting.st offer. It does seem an opportunity for super low cost of entry app
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18y ago
Did you find the 'your highlighted pages' link? Sounds like what you want.
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18y ago
Something like this? http://www.awesomehighlighter.com/
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18y ago
1) I think this is a really smart idea, and hope it works well for you. It seems like a win for everybody, as long as the end user knows what's happening. 2) You maybe should look at the phrase on savings in your paper: "if your application
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Smalltalk is making a comeback - Gartner analyst
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Works fine for me on Ubuntu 7.10 - running it now. As usual, some of the font rendering looks different from under Windows.
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