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New Google Service Makes Web Pages Social
(washingtonpost.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
How did this turn out. Did you actually get to building anything?
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IPhone SDK Beta 5 Now Available
(developer.apple.com)
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19y ago
I definitely think that's the toughest hurdle for Twitter to overcome: there's not an easy way to explain its value to people who aren't already on it, and none of my friends (that aren't nerds) are using it.
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19y ago
I think the most interesting thing to watch with this company will be how the licensing and support issues play out.
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19y ago
This isn't really big news; it's nothing but a speed-bump.
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19y ago
Agreed. For anyone working with large clients, you have to be careful not to piss people off. This includes situations where it's THEIR fault for being offended.
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19y ago
I see what you're saying. My initial thoughts are that there would be serious quality control issues. For example, I know that 90% of the content I look at on a daily basis is of little interest to someone else, and probably a sizable perce
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19y ago
You might want to help explain the differences between your proposal and friendfeed, so he can better understand.
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19y ago
I didn't know this book was made available for free; that's pretty cool. Can anyone recommend a similar book for Git?
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19y ago
I think that's because they both use WebKit for rendering. Am I wrong?
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19y ago
I disagree about Twitter. I don't think the UI is really all that poor. It's not revolutionary, but it's not bad, and it does the job.
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19y ago
Wait, how is Stumpedia different from Muchobene itself?
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19y ago
You asked: What's the difference between big-endian and little-endian? ~~ Connected in chat session (45 seconds). ~~ The other user says: In big-endian representation, the most significant byte is first (in lowest memory address), while
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19y ago
While, yes, I agree that Apple is keeping a bit of a stranglehold over the iPhone application market, that doesn't mean that there isn't a ton of opportunity for developers to succeed, provided they can color within the lines.
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19y ago
You don't say? I apologize if I've offended you, but I've used this nick from before I understood the concept of political correctness; consider it a relic of my naivete and immaturity.
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19y ago
Guys, I think he's joking. You are, aren't you?
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19y ago
It's a shame that the Comcasts and Time Warners monopolize this space. I feel wrong about paying my bill to TW - but I still do, every month.
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19y ago
Nice, but what I really want to know is: when will Apple start accepting more applications (mine, specifically) for the actual developer program?
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19y ago
I don't think it's fair for him to compare the development models for open-source software and pharmaceuticals; it's like he's comparing oranges and apple.
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19y ago
Someone should do something similar in the U.S. for people to learn Mandarin.
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19y ago
That's a much better hypothesis, in my opinion.
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19y ago
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