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16y ago
Pretty cool, but man it's annoying though to press back button. Wish it were more ajaxy.
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Ah, after Apple's HTML5 fanciness website ( http://www.apple.com/html5/ ), Google finally responds with a neato site! Btw, this is an excellent resource as well http://diveintohtml5.org/ (of course, the site refers to it as well)
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For real cool cred, he should've Justin tv'd it! Of course, if it were next week, I'm sure some bloke would've used iPhone 4 to record it instead.
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Judging by the title, I expected the op to rant about quants.
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16y ago
Dear Boxee, if you stalk HN, please give us Skype :-)
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What has 9000 LEDs,3000 MSP430 processors ($4.80 from TI) & goes blink blink?
(hackaday.com)
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Awesome! This is actually quite useful. I wish this could have happened earlier, but in any case, this makes it easier for groups to actively post more frequently (I tried using Google groups and Ning with group projects, but boy people are
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Regardless of whether he is being truthful or not, Tesla Motors' products do seem to speak for itself. He'll be fine 8-)
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A nifty little travel blog
(gadling.com)
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Highly recommend this - it not only teaches you the math but does it in a fun fashion. The online forums are a great place too. Definitely gave me more math than my high school offered back in the days.
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16y ago
FYI: These two just as good, if not different. http://www.jinni.com/ I do also like http://www.nanocrowd.com/ too...
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16y ago
I do hope that there will be a Y combinator for tv shows and maybe even movies. Of course, there are some things like Campus Movie Fest that help find good budding talent and then that could be used as an application even to get funded.
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16y ago
Neat. When you're ready for more, be sure to check out http://courses.csail.mit.edu/iphonedev/ for a quick dive into Objective-C + iPhone SDk. Then to get a non-trivial Hello World, check out this: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi
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Wow that was more unpleasant than being Rick Roll'd. There should be a [loud sound] tag at least (not very nice while wearing headphones)!
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16y ago
Ah, this reminds me of DSL (Domain Specific Language)...
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Cigarettes Worse Than Spill, Representative Says
(thelede.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Ah, but the complainers are the adults who are pretty lazy (& lousy - in relative to children of course) at learning a foreign language. The U.S. especially needs to do a better job of teaching foreign languages. But sadly, most start a
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Diaspora's an interesting contender, though I doubt it can beat facebook's mom/grandma-friendly ease of use. Facebook is pretty smart, mind you, but they do need to pick up the pace on mobile (maybe, they'll buy Loopt as they should anyways
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For sharing - add YouTube support! You might as well offer both pricing models - there's nothing wrong with one-time payee users and subscription users co-existing.There's nothing wrong with that. While the free users are using the product,
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Well, I'm not 35, but closer to your age. I'd say that $1 million as a goal only clouds your other actual, action items. Instead the only thing you should always keep an eye on is focusing on stuff people want! That and read this: http://w
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Ah, if this is really true as it claims, I am sure in the days of remote work, someone is probably working on a Skype plugin for deeper voice.
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Congrats to the both of you and on closing the angel round! Hope you guys push the envelope in this space ;-)
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Go put yourself in front of potential customers - they are the ones who are going to make or break your product. As about those events, I am sure you can find some good ones - definitely check out TiE http://sv.tie.org/TGS/EM/viewevent/vie
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I'm glad to help. Just a random tidbit of advice if it helps: do something for your host that they value so much that they won't mind you staying there. One things that comes to mind is cooking. You could easily whip up something decent eno
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Definitely build a project by learning a few of those technologies. It's ok to start out learning with a framework (Ruby on Rails is pretty acceptable as a framework and easy enough to start with; same could be said with Django). I recommen
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There's a good chance you might find something on http://www.airbnb.com
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Ah, I wish the laptop designers/manufacturers would read this so they'll have a fear that Jobs is going to review their design before it goes to market.
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How to Make Gmail Play Nicely with Your Desktop Email Client
(lifehacker.com)
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Obligatory-long-yet-relevant-animation(?) on our educational system: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3oIiH7BLmg When are we (loosely speaking) going to realize that we're not teaching in the right medium.
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I suppose a good predictor of Engine Yard's post acquisition life would be to see how the past acquisitions are doing now. If any of them have a flickr+Yahoo mess, then EY should worry!
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