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   Ask HN: Do you use your favorite programming language at work?

   1 points by tucif 13y ago|3 comments
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   Microsoft applies for patent on TV achievements(gamesindustry.biz)

   3 points by tucif 13y ago|0 comments
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   Pomplamoose’s Jack Conte Creates A Subscription-Based Funding Site For Artists(techcrunch.com)

   1 points by tucif 13y ago|0 comments
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   by tucif 13y ago

   It seems to be like a gittip, but for artists and content creators. However, here you pledge an amount that will be awarded to whoever you support every time they upload new creations.
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   Patreon: Gittip like platform to empower artists and content creators.(patreon.com)

   6 points by tucif 13y ago|2 comments
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   Mexico: The Sleeping Giant(500.co)

   2 points by tucif 14y ago|0 comments
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   by tucif 14y ago

   This is neat. Although I'd really like it to change the "lol sure" for some other thing when the weather is really nasty.. e.g. "LOL SURE, CAN YOU HANDLE -12ºC AND FAIR WEATHER? OH, 82% HUMIDITY AND 23KM/H WINDS TOO"... (when I searched Mos
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   Google is publisher according to Australian court(guardian.co.uk)

   2 points by tucif 14y ago|0 comments
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   by tucif 14y ago

   Aha! I remember Holovaty using a very cool interface (now part of soundslice) showing up the parts and chords of a song on his talk at Pycon earlier this year. It's good to see that it became this really cool project.
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    by tucif 14y ago

    Github does that for you already. In the network section of the project.
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    by tucif 14y ago

    That is very cool as a visualization of life milestones! Specially if you go to the "Network" area of the project ( https://github.com/Gawen/life/network ).
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    by tucif 14y ago

    I think his perspective closely matches what pg talks about on his article http://paulgraham.com/ambitious.html
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    Latest Perspectives on the Computation Age(blog.stephenwolfram.com)

    3 points by tucif 14y ago|2 comments
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    by tucif 14y ago

    I used Kodu with kids between 5-9 years on a summer camp, they caught up very quickly. The interface was pretty cool and straightforward, they loved being able to modify the terrain. I always told them like: "Kodu is hungry and wants to eat
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    by tucif 15y ago

    I've seen one much worse: $stuff
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    by tucif 15y ago

    So, what if you are the inventor of a patent on company A, then you get hired or create company B, which uses your patented inventions on company A? You won't give them permission to sue you..
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    by tucif 15y ago

    You can also start without an idea, if what you really want is creating a startup. http://www.ycombinator.com/noidea.html Yet, I think you might want to develop more abilities before that so you have better resources and a wider perspecti
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    by tucif 15y ago

    this would be the best tl;dr for this article. Just typed 'import this' on my python console to read the zen again.