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Toyota: The World's Biggest Car Company Wants to Get Rid of Gasoline(businessweek.com)
8 points by binarray2000 12y ago|2 comments
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by binarray2000 12y ago
> Four million comments to the FCC is a Big Deal. Great! > There's a huge amount of public support for Net Neutrality, plus all the money in Silicon Valley. There we have it: Interest. This time for NN. Another great thing. &gt
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by binarray2000 12y ago
1. Net neutrality (NN) is of essential importance for the free Internet, now and in the future. 2. Barack Obama (BO) can "call for" many things, but after the latest elections he cannot do much. Even if he, personally and as a POT
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by binarray2000 12y ago
Yes, talking about a PR problem when innocent people are dying is bad. Yes, this article is full of praises for Israel, and that can be understood as propaganda. We can also argue about the term "terrorist": Brits have called (Bos
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by binarray2000 13y ago
We have the same story again, and again, and again... No matter if it's called SOPA or if it's wrapped in some other cloth, the intention is the same: Big business wants to preserve its cash cows (interests) by fending off pesky c
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by binarray2000 13y ago
Most likely, nothing has changed since I've posted this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3224374 The guy who's interviewed there is lucky to have Italian citizenship (EU country; easy to move, live, work, inco
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Knowing that the military-industrial complex has strong influence on US government and its agencies one has to both wonder and be surprised that SpaceX (presumably not part of that complex) gets such a lucrative account. NASA is one thing b
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Could someone please expand on how they integrate Java with nginx/tengine and Lua?
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Fascinating stuff... and something I want to learn more about. Can you please recommend me books/software applications/online courses for doing the work these guys were doing for Obama campaign? (Just to clarify: I am a developer and I grok
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Nothing new... there already is a similar show: Shark Tank/Dragons Den. Also, Cowell and will.i.am are good in show business. Tech business... I doubt it. But, I'm gonna watch the premiere and let them prove me wrong.
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by binarray2000 14y ago
For the past talks check (including this one, when it happens :) ): http://www.airbnb.com/techtalks
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Oracle’s Ellison and Pixar’s Catmull on Their Friend, Steve Jobs (Video)(allthingsd.com)
1 points by binarray2000 14y ago|0 comments
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12factor: Methodology for Building Software-as-a-Service Apps(12factor.net)
12 points by binarray2000 14y ago|1 comments
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Imagine they invest in your startup and later say "It was our idea!"... But on a serious note: I'm happy for them because they'll see now that business is more than suing someone for the mere idea.
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by binarray2000 14y ago
One doesn't know where to start to criticize. But one thing is for sure: USA bureaucracy is intimidating (quote: "When I told him we were going to miss our flight he asked me if I was objecting or refusing his request.") and stealing from i
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by binarray2000 14y ago
Those slides are kind of funny: Oracle's are dark (background and other colors) while Google's are bright. How not to think of StarWars,dark force...?
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by binarray2000 14y ago
After months of discussion here and elsewhere I still don't understand why Oracle is doing this. Google IS making money off of Android but Java and Java APIs are one part of the whole package (Linux being the other). Google is no threat to
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Amazon wants to burn the book business(businessweek.com)
1 points by binarray2000 15y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 15y ago
..."Don worked with Microsoft and Dave Winer to create the original SOAP specification in 1998.": http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/exec/de/Box/default.mspx Actually, swell guy. I'm still wondering how he created such a mess.
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Optimizable: Learn to optimize a webpage in 5 minutes(optimizable.org)
1 points by binarray2000 15y ago|0 comments
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12 Cool HTML5 Geolocation Ideas(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by binarray2000 15y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 15y ago
Thanks for introducing Philippines to the discussion (in addition to Chile). Both countries provide an example of how to attract entrepreneurs. And both are emerging economies. When I follow the discussion on "entrepreneurial immigration" i
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by binarray2000 15y ago
A story of my friend from the time I've lived in Germany...posted to a different topic but interesting nonetheless: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3224374
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How the GOP Became the Party of the Rich(rollingstone.com)
4 points by binarray2000 15y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 15y ago
As no one has written extensively about visas and the OP has glorified Berlin without saying how to legally become a resident and earn money, I'll try to do it (and tell you a nice little story in the process). Short intro: I have lived in
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by binarray2000 15y ago
Why it's silly? Apple has 90 days of non paid supplies on the books (and $80 billion in the bank - "cash and investments" as stated in the article). If they'd (OK... IDEALLY) pay all of them at once and continue paying supplies as they ge
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by binarray2000 15y ago
Well, I AM talking about the real world (note my post scriptum). Also, when you talk about small consultancies and Fortune 500 companies: I have worked for a small consultancy and, later, as a freelancer for German top companies (Deutsche T
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by binarray2000 15y ago
OK...I cheer to so many things Apple does regarding operations. But when I read Apple [..] sometimes doesn't pay until as long as 90 days after it uses a part [...] I think only "lame". With $80B and 40% margin, company with that reputation
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Arithmetic, Population, and Energy(youtube.com)
3 points by binarray2000 15y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 15y ago
...still no unified Gmail inbox. “It’s harder than you think,” he tells me. Can someone explain why? I'm not a mobile developer.

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