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14y ago
> The reality is that Google is the new "Old Yahoo". Wow, this is the first time I've seen anyone put it that way, and it's completely true. I remember trying to rally around Yahoo Briefcase. Then Yahoo Photos. Then Yahoo 360. Or how ab
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14y ago
Why post it to a blog? I mailed Jeff Smisek directly l about a problem I had at SFO and he responded in two minutes. On a Saturday.
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14y ago
ah, thank you for the correction.
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14y ago
Yup. I guess the differenece is no dependency on angular-UI and it cuts straight to the bootstrap part.
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14y ago
As an ex-EA employee, I think I know the real reasons. They're Target, Walmart and Carrefour. The packaged game industry is still beholden to retailers.
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14y ago
I like to say "money begets money". If the incentive is money, people make more money. If it's not, they don't. It's that simple. Everything money related works this way for a reason. Sales, real estate, trading, mortgages, whatever. And I
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14y ago
Suitable Tech is one of the spinoffs trying to productize the work there. https://www.suitabletech.com
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14y ago
How do you get it to work fine on your lap? I've tried it with the kickstand and it's very unsteady. Did you buy an accessory?
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14y ago
That was questionable, but the dupes were the real WTF.
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14y ago
But... I can't read my front page letter from Jeff?
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14y ago
So they rewrote it in ASP.NET[1] and now rewrote it again in Node? Can someone explain to me how this helps their business? [1] - http://highscalability.com/myspace-architecture
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14y ago
Yikes, there are a lot of sleezy ads on that picknzip page. Like the "installIQ" version of 7-zip.
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Radius raises $12.4M from American Express And Others
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14y ago
One thing I've been wondering: is it the problems or the perception that are biting us now? For example, in 1970-ish, did the 747 have all kinds of problems we just would never remember and they were not a big deal in the era? Or is it trul
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14y ago
This is great. IIRC, previously you could only get their stuff by buying turnkey hardware.
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Apple cuts orders for iPhone 5 parts
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14y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, you bring up a good point that should be explained. Vert.x is "polyglot" (i.e. write in various JVM languages) and multi-threaded, even clustered, easily. For people who are building services and care about
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14y ago
> Most have no idea what "stock" is, or why they might want it. Don't you think it's trending towards people knowing though? E.g. N4 being instantly sold out, worldwide. Could be thanks in part to Google's huge campaign both online and
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Aren't they out of money? Microsoft is doing the marketing spend for them at this point in the US, so I'm just not sure how they could afford this.
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This story is true the world over. A friend got deported from India the other day for a mistake they (as in the Indian government) made on his visa.
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14y ago
4.2.1 is the current version and the source was available on the day it released.
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14y ago
Is he trying to say that everything we write today in Javascript will probably be rewritten like everything we wrote in Perl in the 90s got rewritten? That's probably true, but it doesn't mean "Javascript is the new Perl" Perl had zero corp
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Ok, but there's nothing that prevents them from implementing QT on Android using the NDK. You don't have to throw out all application compatibility to achieve something like this.
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Whether these succeed or not, I simply don't get it. Android is open source. Fork it. Improve it. Why build something completely new. Is it just to keep a brand name like "Ubuntu" and "Firefox"?
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14y ago
> which language is taking advantage of PHP's decline Until you notice that Y-axis is logarithmic...
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Radius Intelligence, San Francisco, CA. Full-time -- on-site only. INTERN and H1B welcome. Principals only please. Radius Intelligence provides data and tools to help companies reach over 20 million small businesses. Consider that many comp
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Facebook Analysts Stick To Script
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Nolan: "I left it open ended because anyone can be Batman." Warners Exec: "Leave it open ended, Nolan, so we can make sequels, or you're never getting another dime from us."
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Totally. I've told a number of people that Google Now is the first "original" killer app on smartphones. Meaning: smart phones are essential for email, texting, nav, photos and browsing. But none of those originated there. Google Now did, a
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14y ago
If you had iCloud email, would you be just as upset that Apple doesn't support push notifications to Android?
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