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How To Mass Export All Of Your Facebook Friends’ Private Email Addresses
(techcrunch.com)
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... or in the process of helping build the next Facebook.
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16y ago
There was a session about it, this time in the Google Developer Day at Munich. Interesting stuff. Right now they're stressing on C/C++, but probably C# is up next.
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16y ago
Just for reference, the statement by the Apache Software Foundation board - https://blogs.apache.org/foundation/entry/statement_by_the_a...
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Ask HN: Twitter style StackOverflow?
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Slight modification to the command "history | awk '{ print $2 }' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10" Gives a slightly better output.
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Anyone planning to attend Google Developer Day (Munich)?
(google.com)
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16y ago
Not in all cases. Universities like Cambridge don't need PR.
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These aren't purchased. And being awarded one of these is not a shame. I think the point that he made is completely different.
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16y ago
Sure. But the other comment was posted during the time when I was composing mine. So I didn't get to see it until I submitted my post.
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I'd also recommend Pivotal Tracker. Its simple, neat, and gets the work done.
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How does Google Maps compute directions
(stackoverflow.com)
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Vinod Khosla - Smartest guy in the Silicon Valley
(battakiran.wordpress.com)
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Binary operations - Mechanical version
(facebook.com)
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16y ago
I'm wondering what happens to AppBodega, now that Apple released an App Store for Mac (which I assume would be very tightly integrated with the OS).
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Today is the last day for applying to Y Combinator
(twitter.com)
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You could try using something like Gentoo first. You'll get to learn a lot, just by trying to set it up on your system. And even then if you feel you need to dig deeper, you could try LFS. LFS is something which people can use to create the
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How I got to Google
(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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Is it just me or is the scrolling speed in a message thread window really slow?
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16y ago
You could also browse the projects on http://freshmeat.net/tags/python and try to find something that interests you.
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This is (IMHO) very opposite to what this article says - http://www.stanford.edu/~pgbovine/startup.htm Vivek talks about gathering experience before you start/join a startup (I think he mostly talks about starting a startup, rather than
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Startup With Me
(startupwithme.com)
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Just curious. Is Go being used for any major project yet?
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Maybe it isn't really the same concept. While playing poker, you usually take your time to calculate each move, but the reaction time is much, much less in video games (faster decisions).
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16y ago
Love it. Replacing the google search for HN (the search hyperlink at the bottom of this page), with this one would be nice.
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We're building a machine that will be proud of us - Thinking Machines
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Cloud computing fiasco lessons from SlideShare
(cloud.gigaom.com)
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Godlike
(github.com)
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Pacman original game design document?
(control-online.nl)
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16y ago
pacman stuff aside, there isn't much specific to Arch Linux in there. Might be useful for some, though.
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