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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
It was same group of people responding. They have grown old :-O
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
I'll try to make my point again. There is one school of thinking that Google is profiting by farming information from the Internet, literally on the back of many people's labor. You can prove this by running a "Google Sting", that is known
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
I have the same thought. It is more a matter of framing. A while ago some people accuse Google of unethically profiting because they are farming the link structure of the Internet, which is the labor of many people (is it Nicholas Carr?) I
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
Kontagent - ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2162845 )
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
Kontagent (San Francisco, CA) We are looking for developers and sales: http://www.kontagent.com/jobs/ I've joined the startup a few weeks ago as a developer. We are pursuing multiple initiatives and I excited to start contributing right a
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
I fondly remember those days when the entire database is distributed on Usenet. I have written a editor macro to "join" the tables to generate the full detail data of every movie. Of course when the IMDb website has launched, I have switche
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
With all due respect on this formula, it is only one instance of many possibities. There are numerous assumption being made. The range of outcome can easily be 10x different (with the mode being 0 obviously). Could it gives a more reprentat
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
Microsoft did that years ago. And that was widely decried as a move to fragment and subvert the Java community. What's the difference for Google to do this?
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by tungwaiyip 16y ago
This is an incredible story. Can't believe you hang in there for so long. Glad you log and share all these details. Will be a great moral support for all the wannabe entrepreneur out there. Good luck to your twins. (My second one is due thi