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Speaking With the Ember.js Core Team
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Single page apps are the new hotness; everyone’s trying to figure out the easiest way to build them. But it’s more than just finding a couple of controls to slap together and sprinkling Ajax pixie dust on it. Building scalable and maintainable apps is...
Will, with disappearing old guard, Satya Nadella break up the Microsoft behemoth soon enough, if any?
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IMHO that was the most intriguing question raised after Satya Nadella’s appointment as the new CEO of Microsoft. This was also the only question mark hanging over this decision from the future of Microsoft point of view. In other regards there...
Speech: PM speech in Kolkata
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Prime Minister Thank you very much. Speaker Mr Cameron has chosen to interact with some of the brightest minds of India here at Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata. Mr Prime Minister, on behalf of the students, the faculty members, the staff,...
The Advent of Web 3D
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Ah… where to begin. I know I’ve needed to get around to telling these stories because I suspect that they will be considered important Internet history one day. There is so much garbage that people think they know about...
The Battle for Supremacy in AR/VR
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Smartphones have become the biggest computing platform ever and it’s going to take quite some time before any other computing platform/device overtakes it. Smartphone manufacturers, telecom operators and app developers have all earned billions of dollars...

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The paradox of insular language

We often develop slang or codewords to keep the others from understanding what we’re saying. Here’s an example (thanks BK) of the lengths that some are going to be able to talk about Chinese politics. Of course, if you come up with a concealed enough...
The Big-O conundrum

In computer science, Big-O notation is a way of talking about what happens to a solution method when the inputs start to increase. For example, sorting numbers is an easy problem when there are only five or six, but when you have to sort 5,000, a totally...
The Le Guin precepts

Fabled author Ursula Le Guin had a sign over her desk: Is it true? Is it necessary or at least useful? Is it compassionate or at least unharmful? Not a bad place to begin.
But what if it’s voluntary?

For more than 130 years, we’ve celebrated Labor Day in the US and Canada. And May Day has been around about as long. Around here, it’s become mostly a seasonal marker, but it was founded to devote just a day to something that deserves much more… to...
Informed consent (rarely is)

Adults make choices and live with the consequences. No one else should tell us what flavor of ice cream we prefer, or what career to choose. We’re good at knowing what we want. In practice, this works really well for certain kinds of decisions. But...

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Seth's Blog: "So busy doing my job, I can't get any work done"

Your job is an historical artifact. It's a list of tasks, procedures, alliances, responsibilities, to-dos, meetings (mostly meetings) that were layered in, one at a time, day after day, for years. And...
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Seth's Blog: Closing the gate

Sooner or later, tribes begin to exclude interested but unaffiliated newcomers. It happens to religious sects, to surfers and to online communities as well. Nascent groups with open arms become mature...