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http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/book.pdf

Wish I could understand the last paragraph/quote.

You are referring to the fantastically challenged?

Warning. This is a PDF download link.

The upgrade will cost you about 8 dollars a month. 26 cents a day.

Can anyone say (technically) what these attacks are so I can avoid reading that fluffy article?

edit: I know it is a short article.

You know what? This generalization of what is good and bad for you - is just a generalization to find a common food product which is easily mass producible and consumable by the entire planetary populace. However, just as shirts are tailored, I believe we may be entering an age of tailored foods for 7 billion + individuals. MSG can depend on who you are, how old, what else do you eat, are you on a plane. We will get there. Quick! Somebody make an app and Hadoop it.

Some of the signs for ADHD from wikipedia:

"Become bored with a task after only a few minutes, unless doing something enjoyable"

"Have trouble completing or turning in homework assignments"

"Struggle to follow instructions"

"Be very impatient"

"Be constantly in motion"

"Thinks constantly being told what to do by others for 18 years kinda sucks"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_deficit_hyperactivity...

You should get it soon and get it out of your system. At first you will want all the apps. Then likely none or very few. And you may only end up using apps that help overcome the inefficiencies of our society until those "wasteful" outdated systems are replaced. We should tend toward no apps. Or put another way, "The best user interface is no user interface."

Hacker News is not-a-changin'

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If everyone got $36 million dollars a loaf of bread would cost $36 million dollars. If no one got $36 million dollars there would be no bread.

Like to see them working together again someday and integrating more. Apple should buy Google.

They were found using monopolistic tactics to crush Netscape Navigator. Bill Gates et al were the decision makers. The web browser and Internet are a threat to closed proprietary operating systems like Windows and iOS where applications run exclusively rather than cross platform. Windows used to be where most all applications run. Apple iOS now has the same situation and you will notice Apple less and less happy to help applications run in a web browser and will continue to update Safari iOS less. But it was Microsoft that was found guilty in court for monopolistic anticompetitive actions.

I think it's funny now that if you sell an operating system where you want to talk about number of apps on your OS how important it is those apps cannot run on another system. The low hanging fruit of apps that can easily be written as a web app run on every operating system thus giving no advantage to a proprietary operating system and really enable smaller indie developers.

Microsoft is paying for its past sins, Apple is locking you up and being anticompetitive now, Google is ad spamming you, and I guess Facebook.

Everybody is trying to make a buck. Sometimes the DoJ gets involved. See Microsofts recent efforts to get DoJ after Google :)

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Thank you. PDF all the way for all books. GoodReader on Retina iPad.

I've had the Nexus 4 for over a week now. For me the glass shattered where the speaker hole is located. I checked the mall everyday for a Nexus 4 case. Pretty annoying. Aside from that I really love the phone and 4.2. There should be cases available the day you buy a new phone though.

It is a boostrap component/plugin.

From what I can tell this is a wysiwyg HTML editor that you drop in your bootstrap based web pages - rather than a boostrap style/grid editor.

" but if you use multiple computers"

If you use multiple Windows computers!

There aren't too many of those at my house. The IE debate ends at a single vendor's operating system. All other browsers run almost on any platform they are allowed.

I concur with the responses to my post. NS4 was horrible. Mac IE5 was really nice.

My point was Microsoft advanced and got out in front and won and discouraged the browser market and many web developers. Web applications started to compromise on features.

MS always has/had really great engineers. MSDN is great too.

But we should thank Mozilla developers for overcoming the discouragement and freeing us from that stagnation.

The MS IE team should thank Mozilla and the Chrome team also.

MS stopped others (Netscape) from innovating. IE only ran on Windows* IE 5 on Mac was crap and maybe antitrust avoiding effort. IE was created at all costs to stop the web browser from becoming an application platform that competed with Windows. MS did everything to keep users from using competing browsers. MS tried to make it impossible to uninstall from Windows. MS tried to keep developers from creating rich applications in the web browser and kept IE6 in stagnant mode for almost a decade until competition arrived. Microsoft won. This stuff should be fact entered in Wikipedia.

www.mruby.com

Matt Ruby, Comedian, writer, and 37signals’ first employee.

Probably not a coincidence.

I would say you were a little bit... 2 creative :)

I feel your pain. It's seems some of the most popular work available is based on some impossible existing code base that some manager wants to make an "interface" for... yet the existing engineers could not even do it. So the manager thinks they can call in a specialist to save the day. Maybe the day can be saved, but if the APIs/Services are unfinished undocumented inconsistent crap then what... We all need a strong radar detector for this kind of work.

Sounds like you were working for somebody else rather than youself. Was it a consulting startup? Did the customer force you to use some technology that was a burden rather than a boon? I work at big corp and really the only thing that causes burnout for me is being force fed a technology from on high.