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by craftman 13y ago
I guess the Apple engineers would have prepared the demo and analysed the copied ROM, before going to the court. Then, they would have found the routine (somewhere else, as you point it out) and easy to activate.
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by craftman 14y ago
Dont know your site, but be sure I would never come back to it if you dont have a RSS feed (and leave it within 2 secs if there is any ad on it).
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by craftman 14y ago
Yes, I think this is exactly what all of this is about.
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by craftman 14y ago
That's the most common pattern indeed. Note they tried to find a vision by themselves without an "official" leader. They were unfortunatly unable to find one apparently. However, I believe a kind of implicit vision has emerged which is simp
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by craftman 14y ago
I read it as the description of a first experiment. Note they still can improve and come back in the economic race. However, this is interesting to see some people have courage to try those things, whatever the risk of failure it represents
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Self-Organizing Organizations (For Real)(infoq.com)
46 points by craftman 14y ago|17 comments
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by craftman 14y ago
Sorry, I dont know. I always bought my books since I am a student (spending lot of money into them btw). Unfortunatly, books that worth the money, and my time reading them are not so numerous. Anyway, I guess internet is still a good place
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by craftman 14y ago
Guys, the best way to react to this is to create our own content (music, films, books, theater, whatever...) then share and appreciate with friends. We dont need those companies to invent our life.
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by craftman 14y ago
This is a great awesomeness. It provides all access to rock solid erlang vm/otp/library with lisp nice syntax. If you look at the source code, you will see that it is quite small, meaning you can expect reliability. All this implemented by
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by craftman 14y ago
Toyota has a known, controlled and improved process with has been copied (with various success) accross the whole industry. It was possible because Toyota process are conscious, observed and controlled. Apple process are not conscious. They
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by craftman 14y ago
OMG Just have seen Ledger comes also with an emacs mode! Sold.
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by craftman 14y ago
I bought it. Very good material, perfect for beginners. Worth the money :-)
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by craftman 14y ago
Bought it, and yes it worth the money and is a bit too basic. I think they are planning to do a sequel with more advanced topics, especially regarding ember data.
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by craftman 14y ago
It is the sad truth of the current trademark/patent system. I am currently creating my own product, and the very first thing I made was to create a new name, and claim the mark. It cost me some money, but not that much compared to the risk
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by craftman 14y ago
http://www.amazon.fr/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_6?__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M...
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by craftman 14y ago
Agree with you. Sounds nice to throw a quick prototype or small apps (btw http://scratchpad.io is awesome) for someone who dont know scalable/parallel technology such ar Erlang or Node.JS. If you are creating a startup and planning to cha
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by craftman 14y ago
Did not know this tool. Great stuff you created there!!
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by craftman 14y ago
Fully agree with you. I use a private git repo on my own cloud server (west europe based). Github make full sense for open source projects, with easy forking and pull requests. However, I dont see any advantage to take a private repo, even
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by craftman 14y ago
Looks like the "one OS fits all" concept has proved to be flawed. Windows is great for corporate end-user workstation s (desktop, tablet...) but not for servers. Linux is great for servers, and highly skilled computer users (aka hackers/pro
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by craftman 14y ago
My mistake, he actually has left Google: http://beust.com/weblog/2010/05/13/leaving-google/
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by craftman 14y ago
Beside the fact this guy is well know for his trolling ability, he is working for Google, which is the company supporting the angular team.
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by craftman 14y ago
This is not about starting to learn computer programming, this is about starting to learn to get a "middle" job of programmer as proposed by persons who do not program themselves. If you REALLY want to start learn computer programming look
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by craftman 14y ago
I am not sure. Working for an employer who is not able to select correct employee (beginning with recruiters) is probably a bad idea. That's a big issue of today corporate IT: clients/managers/recruiters dont understand the product they ask
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by craftman 14y ago
Agree that I would not love working with 40 years older COBOL programmers. However, I for sure would love to work with 40 years older lispers or smalltalkers. I am wondering if in 40 years from now, youngsters would love (or not) to work wi
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by craftman 14y ago
Fully agree with this statement. Mainframe had 3270 (or vt) dumb terminals and cloud has tablets and smartphones, but this is mainly the same architecture, with more colors and animations. It is interesting to see that the applications them
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by craftman 14y ago
Excellent book to discover and learn Lisp, maybe the best one actually. It covers all aspect of Lisp and provides lot of examples code based on games. This is somehow more fun than the math example of SCIP (even if this is another great boo
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by craftman 14y ago
I suggest you to move to Erlang. This is the best platform to create great systems (including web, but not only) and allowing skilled professional programmers to express their full potential.
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by craftman 14y ago
LOL, same here :-)
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by craftman 14y ago
New enhanced version of Ember.js guides.
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Ember.js - Guides(emberjs.com)
0 points by craftman 14y ago|1 comments

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