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Twitter: get me to the plane on time.
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Well there you have it. A financial analyst at Roth Capital claims Hyperion hasn’t held out for enough of a dowry. ““Hey, we’re all for making a quick buck, don’t get us wrong - what we don’t like is leaving most of the spoils on the table”
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Nice companion piece to yesterdays blog about IBM innovation. Irving describes an “arc”, patterns of innovation. “In today’s world, we have to step out of our ivory towers into the global marketplace – which has essentially become our 21st century lab.”
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I disagree. Regulations are there for a reason. Markets need rules to function. A market is not an absense of rules.
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And there was me wondering what Simon Phipps actually does…
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Is Ruby a sign of the Asian Century beginning in earnest: since when were Japanese computer languages all the rage in Silicon Valley? Ruby has some of that Japenese aesthetic about it. Even Rails has an eastern feel, celebrating convention as it does
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Tim Bray’s patented baby soother. It actually works for alll ages, in my experience.
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“Looking to spur wiki adoption? Want to grow from 10 users to 100, or 1000? Applying patterns that help coordinate peoples’ efforts and guide the growth of content can give your wiki the greatest chance of success
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Wikipatterns is not an instruction manual, it’s a set of tools. It’s examples of techniques that have helped people, and of situations that people have found themselves in that they wished they hadn’t.
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I have said it before and will say it again. i pay for flickr. i would pay for del.icio.us. But I agree Yahoo is making some terrible decisions that are hobbling its outstanding API set, and customer bases.
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haven’t servicemen always got hammered on their time off? nothing new here.
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why is JBoss blog so boring? Its utterly corporate, and none of the community’s culture shines through. This was true when Marc was around, so now what hope? JBoss blog never talks to issues only JBoss launches and products. shame.
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inside baseball. but this is frigging genius. getting tim atkin on side is a big deal for Stormhoek. Really. this is a great example of embrace, extend, and suck dry for attention. Fantastic. well done Hugh, Jason and Nick.
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Holy cow- a congressman brings up mashups in the House. He pitches a “local boy made good”. This is amazing. Superb stuff. Supporting DJ Drama. Well done Mike Doyle! You get my vote. And he uses the Beatles lifting as his killer argument.
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I think the gPhone strategy will beat the iPhone. Whatever Google does will be disruptive - there is no way its going to sign up to a Cingular-style business as usual deal. Walled Gardens are ready to collapse-if Apple won’t push it, Google will.
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George Osborne, Tory Boy, is showing remarkable leadership on tech issues. What should a future chancellor be reading? Adam Smith and other Presbyterians - or Wikinomics and the Long Tail? Politicans using declarative living/allconsuming as a weapon
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Apparently gorge-us george uses Firefox too.
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just when you’re about to unsubscribe from someone they point out something really interesting. check out the “information architecture” on the berkshire hathaway site. via guy
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Re*Move - saving the planet with unabashed gearhead gnarliness. the revolution needs to be well designed. Notes from the Geneva Motor Show
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Kudos to Carl Sjogreen, ex-BEA, for bringing ensuring enterprisey scale in google calendar.
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Yo Vinnie and Dennis - this one’s for you. See if you can up your curmudgeon quotient.
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this cartoonist is really funny. but his website is completely stupid. no links. horrible, horrible, horrible. where am i supposed to send people? please get hyperlink religion.
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of course Sony doesn’t get it. We’re talking about Sony, apostles of the gnout we call DRM, and believers in player/content “synergy”. Keynotes are nice but just wait til they get a chance to lock down their content.
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Of course it bloody does. One of the most important services that will underpin digital living is presence. Quality of service is going to depend on location, as it pretty much everything else. Even your location in second life matters
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I am not going to sign up to Paul because so many people in my network think he is fantastic. They better link to his good posts, now…. or my n-degree architecture for information consumption will fall apart.
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I would love an entree to Reuters. Can my network help? Seems like everything Reuters is doing at the moment is cool. How is the shareprice doing?
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You needed to buy last July.
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another reason to buy Reuters. If they can help with MIFID a lot of organisations that left a fix too late are going to beat down a path to their door. COA as a service!
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what it says on the tin.
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Very good. i use the “is the elevator lined and with method myself”. When times were good at BMC the first time around those rawhide elevator interiors smelled like money, not cows.
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hmmm…. like we trust, and should trust, banks?
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hey folks- I can’t work out how cool this is from the description but i have a feeling its very cool because marjoleine is behind it. its an OPML browser meets grazr mashup for feed filtering. so lets check it out.
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this Ruby blog is really singing now. i unsubcribed for a while, but its really good now. Today Antonio is talking about Haskell and Erlang. Really. subscribe. the writing is really crisp.
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I still can’t comment on Bill’s comments. pesky barrier to entry. I think you may be treating Janina rather more scientifically than is expected or justified. unless your comment was ironic. avatars are here to stay, clippy was never so “diverting”
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“I think you may be treating Janina rather more scientifically than is expected or justified”
I don’t have words to describe what I think of it. Honestly.
James:
Thanks for the “banks” question - it’s a good one. And a second like unto it is: ( assuming you buy into to aggregated digitized healthcare data at all, which you may not ) who else? Functionally, is there a vendor you trust more?
James you obviously haven’t visited the JBoss Rules blog. We author our blog at blogspot, http://markproctor.blogspot.com/, as it has good authoring tools and provides for visibility outside of jboss. All our content is syndicated to jboss.org, the community jboss site, http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossrules/blog, as jboss.com is more for the corporate side of jboss.
Mark Proctor
JBoss Rules Project Lead
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