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17y ago
Wow. This really did not need to be 7 minutes long. A short textual description (even a tweet) would have sufficed.
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17y ago
My masters thesis and a ICME 08 paper was somewhat related: http://mixedrealitybilliards.com I have not worked on that in 2 years. Let me know if you would like to revive it!
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17y ago
Who's not reading this on an iPhone? I just see a big white area where the article should be.
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17y ago
Wait. The app store? Huh? Where has this journalist been?
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17y ago
I don't think the google van would fit in most of the streets in Venice, and the van is too big to fit on a gondola :) Venice is beautiful. I was just there on September.
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17y ago
I just tried this on my iPhone and it turned into a Droid.
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17y ago
Are you putting the journal on its own disk?
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17y ago
> we will be releasing AdWhirl as an open source mediation solution From a newsletter I received this morning.
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17y ago
Boo hoo. Please stop whining about the app store approval process or rather the lack of process. We all know it sucks. Even my mom knows how bad it is. But it's not going to change by blogging. Move to a different platform or suffer under a
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17y ago
Yeah that's what I use but couldn't remember it off the top of my head. Thanks.
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17y ago
I like seeing a listing when I cd. cd() { builtin cd $* && ls; } I cannot recall if that is right (on my phone) but that's the idea in bash at least.
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17y ago
I really like riak but I would love to see a couple of things (which are coming after talking to the developers): select/put parts of a document instead of fetching to the client, updating, and sending the whole document back; writing map-r
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17y ago
Please look through the mailing list and github. There are at least 5 of these in the works. Off the top of my head: express, vroom, gateway, node-router.
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17y ago
I think it would only effect productivity if one is horrendously slow at typing. There are too many other items that fall under the umbrella of productivity that being an average "hunt and pecker" won't do one much harm.
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17y ago
Is there a description of the sandboxing and watchdogging performed that we can read? Are said components open source? I cannot find this information about SPOJ. It is a black box.
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17y ago
I read "Mentors" as "Mentos". Now I'm eating a mint. Thanks for that.
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17y ago
"I’ll try to keep things to the point that nothing more than a general understanding of Haskell, Parsec, and the basic concepts of LLVM are required." ok, I'll be back in 4 days.
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17y ago
Sad but then again just about every book seems to make it onto the New York Times best-seller list. Oh, right, I've been spending too much time in airports.
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17y ago
Case in point
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17y ago
Thank you.
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17y ago
I'm not too familiar with multi master replication. What happens when a request handled by server A is followed by a subsequent request that is routed to server B before server A has replicated the changes from the first request? The clien
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17y ago
While I quite enjoy ruby I truly cannot stand the attitudes of the "revolutionaries".
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17y ago
Maybe they can finally buy a text editor fir their Mac version now! Grrr
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17y ago
Anyone have any experience with NewServers? They offer dedicated server provisioning in about 5 minutes. On paper they look great but I have not found much commentary about their product anywhere.
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17y ago
Stars of the Lid
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Steve Reich?
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17y ago
Does lisp not support negative numbers? :)
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17y ago
Indeed. Sorry for any confusion.
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17y ago
Also, this post shows someone that has gotten taken by how easy deployment is on Heroku. It's good but the article mentions that the author took another look "yesterday". Still riding that high. Please stop using emotionally charged words
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17y ago
You can certainly run Sinatra on Heroku, not just rails. There's no way to implement a Comet solution on Heroku as far as I can determine. Please tell me I'm wrong!
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