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Re: Inequality
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lzimm
11y ago
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Agent based simulations visualize Adam Smith's invisible hand
(arxiv.org)
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11y ago
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lzimm
12y ago
http://uproxx.com/filmdrunk/2014/12/the-13-most-infuriating-...
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lzimm
13y ago
hey that's like the weird website i made for my internets a few years ago! http://www.lzimm.com
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lzimm
14y ago
or, of course, there also exists the rebuttal that, uhh, there's no reason mailbox can't work with things that aren't gmail.....
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lzimm
14y ago
I love that line dude -- "its not about the fucking paint."
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lzimm
15y ago
Have a compelling story and show that you want to embrace UI as a core strategy driver
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BackType (YC08) Has Been Acquired by Twitter
(backtype.com)
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15y ago
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Facebook ‘Not Focused On Mobile Advertising At All’
(paidcontent.org)
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15y ago
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Storm - the Hadoop of realtime processing
(tech.backtype.com)
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15y ago
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Is Bittorrent building a distributed social network around content?
(techdirt.com)
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Calculate your GitHub hacker score
(github.backtype.com)
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15y ago
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AWS Case Study: BackType
(aws.amazon.com)
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15y ago
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16y ago
stealth
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Nonobjects and design fiction
(nearfuturelaboratory.com)
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16y ago
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lzimm
16y ago
referring to wikileaks (the circle) as a "typical leaking website": isn't it the transparent thing to just say it like it is?
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lzimm
16y ago
Totally agree. Since when did a work queue/thread pool thing become anything beyond intro to systems work? Furthermore, I don't know where everyone gets off saying erlang is so fast either: I'm not sure where things are now, but last time I
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lzimm
16y ago
good point. on the other hand, however, perceived cost has always been more important than actual cost, and that's when it comes to absolutely anything, including UI.
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16y ago
"Lets take anything to do with behavioural conditioning and fundamental incentive structures and call them game mechanics, just so we have an excuse to make up something new and forget that everything we're doing has been going under consta
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16y ago
:)
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Inside LSD, by National Geographic
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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Dan Phillips on the philosophy of building from peoples' waste
(ted.com)
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16y ago
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lzimm
16y ago
I've actually been thinking a lot about this kind of stuff lately. In fact, I think when you start to think about a person's email address as more than just "an address where you send them email", and rather, as a globally unique, completel
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16y ago
wont that completely negate the value of the indices that lat/lon may/may not sit on and result in a complete tablescan?
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lzimm
16y ago
hmm, X10 is to Erlang what Scala is to Java?
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lzimm
16y ago
my point was that it doesn't inspire fandom. i was comparing influence.
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lzimm
16y ago
Assuming "romantic comedy" was just an arbitrary dichotomy to serve as linkbait, I think you can find other genres that penetrate just as deeply as sci-fi that might make the point more clear. If you look at jane austin, I think you'll find
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16y ago
so zen: cas slow, locks slower.
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16y ago
i really liked the redis codebase. not sure if its changed much since it became a much bigger project, but back when it was mainly @antirez, it was some of the cleanest code i've ever read.
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lzimm
16y ago
nicely articulated, couldn't agree more
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