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A Visual History Of Twitter's Growth (Updated 2010-11-23)
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Social Media Analytics Research Toolkit - A Major Update
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Are Disqus, Tweetup, Facebook and Twitter Slogging Your Blog?
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Just off the top of my head, I'd say it's pretty much useless without a betting strategy. I'd recommend starting with "Dr. Z's Beat the Racetrack". It's out of print, but you should be able to find a copy.
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Code Like A Pirate – The #rstats Appliance (Cutlass Optional) – RC1 Available
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Gee, I wish I'd built that
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Social Media Analytics Research Toolkit – Release 1.0.0 on 10/10/10
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Ayup - it's the RPocalypse ;-)
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What Hath Von Neumann Wrought?
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Good probability book? What's wrong with Feller? ;-) Linear algebra: well, there are lots of good theory books but I'm a big fan of the computational approach, and Golub and Van Loan is my pick there hands down!
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How To Download Appliances From The SUSE Gallery
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yeah ... that was my point ... it's a tradition to write Lisp in Lisp / Scheme in Scheme but it's also a testimony to the simplicity of Lisp 1.0. The actual first functioning Lisp interpreter was written in IBM 704 assembler, but once that
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Oh, for crying out loud! Have you no sense of history? The whole point of Lisp and Scheme is that you can write the interpreter in Lisp or Scheme! It's a sad day when you have to write a Lisp interpreter in Python, which is itself an in
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Yeah - Yahoo! could certainly use some Welchian / Michael Porter strategic sense. The problem is that Google needs to do that too. That's why I think they should sell Flickr to Google - it's a much better fit for Google than Yahoo! Deliciou
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I would open source Pipes and YQL. I would shut down Delicious, sell Flickr to Google and try to find a buyer for Upcoming. Really, I think the best thing that's left in Yahoo! is Finance - I'd build that up.
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AlgoCompSynth – The Algorithmic Composition and Synthesis Appliance
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I'm a junior blogger. ;-) But I already asked him what his business does. ;-)
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I guess it depends on what your overall business plan is. There's nothing wrong with growing slowly if you have a niche you can defend and can keep your expenditures (of both money and time) low enough to achieve profitability. What does yo
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I could buy that argument if people in the Valley weren't so harsh to founders from other parts of the world and so adamant that the people there were "better" in some significant way than, say, my home town of PDX. I've heard a number of
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Funny you should mention Boston. Paul Graham used to say there were three places to start a company - Cambridge / MIT / Harvard, Berkeley / UC Berkeley, and Palo Alto / Stanford. And he commuted between Boston and Silicon Valley. Then he
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Well - maybe it was, but it was created by Kakigarden, not Techcrunch.
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Is It Sunday Already? Seems Like Only Yesterday It Was Saturday
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Call For Beta Testers – Geospatial Components in virtual appliance
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Arrr, Matey Code Like A Pirate – The #rstats Appliance (Cutlass Optional)
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Twitter Text Mining
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Code Like A Pirate - The #rstats Appliance
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Data Mining Algorithms In R - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
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Paul, Jason: I think Silicon Valley has a huge problem, and this whole Facebook / YCombinator thing is a symptom. Silicon Valley's problem is that it values only dollars and code. Silicon Valley has become a world where the hacker culture
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Getting Started with the Social Media Analytics Research Toolkit
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Business Intelligence From Twitter Text? Eight Books To Get You Started
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