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- Apple store being updated?: Are they launching something? (store.apple.com)
I see a message saying "We are busy updating the store for you and will be back shortly". Wonder what's up?
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Created a word cloud based on tags from the Google I/O sessions. There's lots of Android, HTML5 and the sort. Actual session list at http://www.google.com/events/io/2011/sessions.html
- Microsoft Research's latest product demos (digitalnarratives.net)
Projects from Techfest-- Microsoft's internal "conference" where research tries to sell its way into products.
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Hello! I'm working with a friend on a webapp that involves sending and receiving copious amounts of email. While the application does have a web-interface, this interface is mostly used for simple CRUD operations on…
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Hi. I've been disconnected from "web development" for sometime since I don't do it at work. I once used Rails pretty well (pre 2.0), but now I find I'm out of touch and Rails too bloated (as a framework) and slow (due…
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Wonder if someone has found a bearable alternative to spreadsheets: I like the program-by-example at times, but it is simply unhelpful to see a formula as =A4+Sum(B:B)+Count('A',C:C) (I'm making this up, but the…
- Google, now in Pirate-speak :) (google.com)
- How friendfeed killed your privacy (lastparadox.blogspot.com)
- No Adjectives please! (How to pitch your company) (ventureblog.com)
- Software for Happiness (part 2) (spreadsheets.google.com)
Yesterday, I'd posted here a question (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=128714) about what software makes you happy. The number and breadth of comments do seem to have a pattern in them. I want to explore this…
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Do you feel extremely happy when you use some particular software? I'm trying to see if there's a pattern in software which makes users happier (not more efficient, etc.). If there's an application/webapp that is…