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p_alexander
6mo ago
100% agree, and I am surprised I do not see this mentioned more often. I came up on Linux and then had to use MacOS for a job and got used to the cmd / ctrl separation and now I cannot use a terminal on Linux without major pain. I'
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1y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Palo Alto; Portland, OR; Remote (US only) We are a healthcare company working with AI in non-patient facing tasks. Looking for a US-based UI engineer to work on a per-project basis in collaboration with our design and p
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15y ago
When Google transfers its IP that was created in the US to an overseas company "headquartered" in the Bahamas so that their subsidiary in Google Ireland can license the IP and not pay money to Google US, thereby avoiding US taxes, then Goog
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Understanding the node.js event loop
(blog.mixu.net)
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15y ago
This conversation took place yesterday at SemTech 2011. Ivan Hermann is with w3c. Kavi Goel is a product manager at Google who is on the Rich Snippets team. Others are identified in the document.
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Transcription of a BoF with w3c, Google rep, and others on schema.org
(w3.org)
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How programmers went from being "computer girls" to "computer geeks"
(stanford.edu)
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15y ago
Palo Alto, CA - Stanford University - Full Stack Software Engineer Apply: http://bit.ly/hve1AT We're looking for a junior/mid level software engineer with an ability to work on front and back end code. We have a Rails/Javascript UI that u
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16y ago
http://www.data.gov/communities/node/116/apps - the data integration being done here is all driven by semantic web, linked data and RDF. http://data.gov.uk/apps - same thing here, driven by the semantic web and linked data.
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16y ago
This article has more details on the breach, including some strong evidence: http://thenextweb.com/media/2010/12/12/gawker-media-is-compr... And here's Gawker's official response: http://gawker.com/5712615/commenting-accounts-compromised
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Generating code from natural language is closer than you think
(blog.stephenwolfram.com)
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Google aims to replace credit cards with near field communication transactions
(readwriteweb.com)
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16y ago
If it gets really bad, won't the community just respond by having a monthly "Who's Offering" thread, much like we now have the monthly "Who's Hiring" thread?
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16y ago
Stanford, CA. Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, National Center for Biomedical Ontology. We're hiring people interested in working with semantic web technologies, including RDF, OWL/OBO ontologies, triple stores, Protege,
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16y ago
CloudApp can do this for screenshots or any file in the finder, plus copies a link to the clipboard: http://www.getcloudapp.com/ (not affiliated, just a very happy user)
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BankSimple has a 20,000-person waitlist -- more opportunities in this space?
(netbanker.com)
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16y ago
Most people I know in the city have abandoned their cars. Zipcar has good penetration there but most people I know stick to public transit. I have friends that regularly do the trek from the Duboce Triangle to SF State without cars. Public
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16y ago
I worked full-time as a Drupal developer for two years and still dabble with it, though I'm now using Rails as my main web ui development technology. Though I'm not as connected to the community now, I've always been impressed with the leve
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Httppocketbook: the concise guide to http
(httppocketbook.tiddlyspace.com)
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Why trust Facebook with the future’s past?
(wordyard.com)
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Why Summer Vacation Won’t Make You Happier
(newsweek.com)
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Boxee shows off the production Boxee Box and Remote
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16y ago
He isn't an IP lawyer. He's a real-estate foreclosure and bankruptcy lawyer. In his bio at the law firm he co-founded I can't find a mention of any IP-related expertise: http://ricardolaw.com/michael-alex-wasylik/ Not to say that his argu
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An Introduction to Ontology: From Aristotle to the Universal Core
(palexander.posterous.com)
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University of California Proposes Online Degrees
(sfgate.com)
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16y ago
It's distributable, so right now you have to run it on a server yourself. There's a download link on the page: http://code.google.com/p/smob/downloads/list I've been thinking of throwing the code up somewhere for people to try. Let me kno
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16y ago
Here's a lightning presentation from today's SemTech 2010 that describes this in more detail: http://www.slideshare.net/terraces/smob-a-framework-for-sema...
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16y ago
It actually builds RDF onto PubSubHubBub, so it integrates there as well: http://apassant.net/blog/2010/04/18/sparql-pubsubhubbub-spar...
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SMOB - Open & distributed semantic microblogging (integrates with Twitter)
(smob.me)
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Incubator NextSpace expands to SF, looks toward San Jose
(sanjose.bizjournals.com)
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