silkodyssey

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by silkodyssey 16y ago
The process may suck for the developers but I agree with the article that it creates benefits for the end users. It's a core part of Apple's philosophy to cater to their customers at all cost. I am certain that apple pushes its own staff ve
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The Worst Interview Question (and How to Answer It)(blogs.hbr.org)
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Create native-looking iPhone/iPad applications from HTML, CSS and JavaScript(matt.might.net)
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Efene: New Language for Erlang VM with Javascript/Python syntax(efene.tumblr.com)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
This is an innovative project which aims to help people reduce their energy consumption by giving them tools to monitor and compare their usage with that of their friends. It's currently in contention for the GE ecomagination prize which se
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Social networking for energy conservation [video](youtube.com)
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Five things that could topple Facebook's empire(edition.cnn.com)
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Black Parents Give Birth to White Baby(thesun.co.uk)
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Erlang on the JVM(wiki.github.com)
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The girl who must eat every 15 minutes to stay alive(telegraph.co.uk)
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Erlang Factory London - Recap(rustyklophaus.com)
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Michael Shermer: The pattern behind self-deception (ted.com)
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Complete feature guide to iOS4(tipb.com)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
Well the point I was trying to make was that people become famous when they can be linked to something that a lot of people care about. We see this in the entertainment industry where it's easy to associate a blockbuster film with the stars
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
If Microsoft Word were written by a single programmer that programmer would have been famous!
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The One-inch Equation to Explain All Physical Laws(bigthink.com)
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Michio Kaku: Will We Ever Be a Galactic Civilization?(youtube.com)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
There's a single PDF on the page but there's a request to not link directly to it.
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"Matters Computational" - Free Ebook on Algorithms (jjj.de)
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A Programming Langauge for Genetic Engineering of Living Cells(research.microsoft.com)
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Best In Class: Now Open Sourced(bestinclass.dk)
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Scheme To Javascript Compiler(www-sop.inria.fr)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
Additional content (transcripts/handouts/assignments) are available at the Standford website. http://see.stanford.edu/see/lecturelist.aspx?coll=348ca38a-3...
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Why We're So Bad at Managing Risk(theatlantic.com)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
I think you make a useful point. At a high level of abstraction "real slavery" and "wage slavery" seem very similar but for the people who were / are really affected it's a world of difference. It puts things in perspective.
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
How could you expect anyone to pay for your product if you don’t do it yourself. I find this particularly insightful. I think we tend to project our own perspectives onto other people and if someone personally doesn't pay for software it'
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
Agreed. I think the ability to start posts on HN (the Ask HN variety) suggests that submitting your own content is welcome. If the content is relevant then it gets voted up.
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
So does this make Clojure a hybrid functional / object oriented language like Scala? Or how do these features compare to the object oriented features of Scala? Which approach do you prefer?
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Clojure Inspector(tech.puredanger.com)
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by silkodyssey 16y ago
User-created sections like the subreddits on reddit would be cool. In fact I think the subreddits are what I prefer about reddit over digg. I mainly go to the programming subreddit and sometimes I am deceived into thinking that all of reddi

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