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Free Kindle Book - Bitcoin Revolution: Ending Tyranny For Fun & Profit(amazon.com)
4 points by polaris9000 13y ago|0 comments
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by polaris9000 13y ago
Good one! It is fascinating what kinds of things are making money for people/companies. I for example was shocked to find out how much the makers of LINE were making on sticker sales. I mean good for them. I just find it fascinating h
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Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup(amazon.com)
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Single Page Web Applications: JavaScript(amazon.com)
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BitCoin: Beginner's Step By Step Manual(amazon.com)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
Good point; At the level that BitCoin is currently, I wonder if this might indeed pay for itself, in the very least?
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Plugin USB BitCoin Miner(amazon.com)
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Leading Russian Internet Company Launches My.com for the U.S. Market(online.wsj.com)
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Bitcoin Beginner: A Step By Step Guide To Buying, Selling, Investing In Bitcoins(amazon.com)
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As China Looms, the U.S. Ponders Ways Not to Destroy Bitcoin(wired.com)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
I thought that was odd too. Can't think of a reason why it should take that long.
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History of Programming Languages: Volume 2(amazon.com)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
Agree. They should implement some sort of algorithm that takes the star count into account. On another note: isn't it amazing that there even is such a thing.. A $99 tablet? This was unheard of five years ago.
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by polaris9000 13y ago
Seriously considering getting that Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L for $99. Has a front camera too (But no back camera).
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96 tablets under $100(amazon.com)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
Fascinating read about this topic: http://www.amazon.com/Command-Control-Damascus-Accident-Illu... Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety
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Possibility that Dart will power Android in the future?(reddit.com)
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Learn Dart By Creating A Pirate Name Generator(dartlang.org)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
SPAs are definitely the future of web development, IMO. End users are growing more sophisticated and expect a web application to function with the same speed and responsiveness as a desktop application. Their tolerance for even the slighte
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Single Page Web Applications: JavaScript end-to-end(amazon.com)
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A 600-Foot-Tall City On Wheels, For When It's Time To Get Away From It All(fastcoexist.com)
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Why Google Drive Has Become Microsoft’s Worst Nightmare(fool.com)
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Ask HN: How did you get your telecommute job?
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[D.A.M.I.T.] Developer Anger Management Indicator Test(programmingenlightenment.blogspot.com)
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Developing On A Dell Windows 8.1 Tablet(programmingenlightenment.blogspot.com)
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Twitter joins the 1 percent; Killer IPO will drive San Francisco more insane(salon.com)
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Show HN: PowerShell To The Rescue - Scripts and Hints for PowerShell Users(powershelltotherescue.com)
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The Startup Playbook(amazon.com)
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by polaris9000 13y ago
I'm still learning of all of the cool things that can be done with Powershell. So far, it's just been for server builds and configurations. It would be great if, in the future, Powershell could be used for web automation. They a
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by polaris9000 13y ago
I automated Windows and SQL Server installations / configurations using Powershell. I initially started with Ruby but eventually switched over to Powershell due to all of the things like being able to use .NET objects from within Powe

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