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Investor group launches campaign to curb antibiotic use in food
(grandforksherald.com)
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What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Customer Feedback
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11y ago
Me too!
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11y ago
Belgrave House in London is really nice...
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11y ago
We use this: https://www.learnium.com/about/
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11y ago
You don't need a full 1:1 mirror of the strands, you can probably filter off a lot of the traffic that you don't need to spy on (e.g. TCP overhead) compress it and use a fraction of the bandwidth.
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Ex-Googlers Get Millions to Help You Build the Next Google
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11y ago
Guess i'll be moving my stuff off heroku then (no free custom domains!)
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12y ago
The worse thing is that when one of the developers tried to write a non-GPL version of BusyBox they were criticised for "taking away the only relevant tool for copyright enforcement of the Software Freedom Conservancy group" - the
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12y ago
+1 If you want your code to be used you need to use a less restrictive license and trust organisations and their developers to do the right thing. Open sourcing everything is not always the best solution and if you force them to open source
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12y ago
The glass team sent this email to Explorers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8895743 tldr; all XE development stopped as of Monday
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Google Glass to Explorers: "Thanks for Exploring with Us" (email)
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13y ago
Our uni has been working with a new startup based in the UK working on a completely new LMS kind of system. It's really cool and well designed and takes on features from popular internet services and builds them into education (ala. Fa
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Kevin Rose's new idea for blogging platform - Tiny
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I've actually been using Ember for quite a while now and it's formed the basis of one of our products. Once you get over the massive learning curve with Ember and keep within the 'emberisms' (i.e. the way Ember does stuf
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Twitter was almost smssy
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Computer Science: How does a computer chip work?
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Flurry, a static resource management system for Django
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13y ago
Phabricator is pretty awesome, it's a web fronted to source code, issue tracking, chat, etc. And to the second question - yes probably!
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What is the most catastrophic error made by an intern at a tech-company
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Building sandcastles of code
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