Minimum Profit 3.3.0

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Minimum Profit 3.3.10

Minimum Profit 3.3.10 01/03/2005 02:28 PM
A programmer's text editor.

Minimum Profit 3.3.2

Minimum Profit 3.3.2 08/21/2004 04:18 PM
A programmer's text editor.

Minimum Profit 3.2.11

Minimum Profit 3.2.11 02/16/2004 02:51 PM
A programmer's text editor.

Minimum Profit 3.3.1

Minimum Profit 3.3.1 07/31/2004 08:41 AM
A programmer's text editor.

Minimum Profit 3.3.5

Minimum Profit 3.3.5 09/26/2004 03:25 PM
A programmer's text editor.

Minimum Profit 3.3.12 (Default branch)

Minimum Profit 3.3.12 (Default branch) 04/02/2005 06:56 AM
Minimum Profit (mp) is a programmer's text editor. It features small memory and disk requirements, syntax highlighting, context-sensitive help for the source code being edited, multiple simultaneous file editing, ctags support, word wrapping, and more. It can be compiled for Linux / Unix (console), GTK, and MS Windows.

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Changes:
This release includes some minor bugfixes, an updated Italian translation, some tweaks to the build system, and support for the +NNN (move to line number NNN) command line argument.

Overture UK Increases Minimum Bid

Overture UK Increases Minimum Bid 01/29/2003 03:50 AM
Emails were received today annoucing an increase in the minimum bid price. (This is Overture UK)

MPs call for minimum drink prices

MPs call for minimum drink prices 04/05/2005 02:30 AM
Councils should act to set minimum prices for alcoholic drinks in bars to help them curb binge-drinking, MPs say.

Exploring an International Minimum Wage

Exploring an International Minimum Wage 01/17/2004 10:48 PM
I've looked into the concept of a minimum wage, finding many proposals. Some are based on the US minimum wage, or on an average of national minimums. Some are just arbitrarily set without explanation. These proposals often quintuple the salary of workers in poor countries. Here's a more conservative proposal based on a combination macroeconomic/commodity approach. Also, an explanation of the economic purpose of minimum wages.

Kerry Says He Would Raise Minimum Wage
(AP)

Kerry Says He Would Raise Minimum Wage
(AP) 06/18/2004 07:22 PM
AP - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on Friday proposed raising the federal minimum wage to $7 an hour by 2007, arguing that such an increase could boost the wages of more than 15 million Americans.

SMS 2k3 FAQ: Minimum SMS Server Hardware
Requirements

SMS 2k3 FAQ: Minimum SMS Server Hardware
Requirements 07/28/2004 08:18 PM

Martha Stewart Gets Minimum Term

Martha Stewart Gets Minimum Term 07/16/2004 10:09 PM
Reuters via Wired News Jul 17 2004 1:42AM GMT

Top Tip: Minimum wattage for power
supply?

Top Tip: Minimum wattage for power
supply? 06/16/2004 12:25 AM
What should be the minimum wattage for the power supply for a new system I am going to build?

Overture US To Raise Minimum Bid Prices

Overture US To Raise Minimum Bid Prices 02/04/2003 10:43 AM
Unconfirmed reports floating around that Overture US will increase minimum bids to 10 cents.

Stewart Gets Minimum, Vows Comeback

Stewart Gets Minimum, Vows Comeback 07/16/2004 10:10 PM
Reuters via Wired News Jul 17 2004 1:39AM GMT

Minimum wage earners back in tax net
from May 1st - SF

Minimum wage earners back in tax net
from May 1st - SF 04/17/2005 03:22 PM
Politics.ie Apr 17 2005 5:40PM GMT

Minimum wage worries firms

Minimum wage worries firms 09/12/2004 11:32 PM
Increases to the minimum wage are beginning to be cause for concern for businesses, the CBI says.

Strategists hope to keep negativity to a
minimum (USATODAY.com)

Strategists hope to keep negativity to a
minimum (USATODAY.com) 07/26/2004 07:24 AM
USATODAY.com - As thousands of delegates gathered to kick off the Democratic convention Monday, party leaders said Sunday that the festivities would focus on the character, credentials and positive vision of Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry - not on criticizing President Bush.

Kerry Says 'Can-Do' U.S. Needs to Raise
Minimum Wage

Kerry Says 'Can-Do' U.S. Needs to Raise
Minimum Wage 06/19/2004 01:12 AM
Reuters via Wired News Jun 19 2004 4:39AM GMT

House Works to Freeze Minimum Tax 1 Year
(AP)

House Works to Freeze Minimum Tax 1 Year
(AP) 05/05/2004 09:35 AM
AP - The alternative minimum tax, designed to trap affluent tax evaders, ensnares more and more middle income families, and House lawmakers want to limit its reach next year.

House Approves Curb on Alternative
Minimum Tax

House Approves Curb on Alternative
Minimum Tax 05/05/2004 11:56 PM
The bill, passed 333 to 89, would cost $17.8 billion in lost tax revenue next year and would shield about nine million individuals and families from paying the tax.

Kerry Proposes Raising Minimum Wage

Kerry Proposes Raising Minimum Wage 06/18/2004 01:00 PM
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on Friday proposed raising the federal minimum wage to $7 an hour by 2007, which he contended would benefit working women more than any other group.

Minimum Security Required for Software
Distribution

Minimum Security Required for Software
Distribution 07/18/2004 12:04 PM

Carphone Warehouse in minimum wage
'sting'

Carphone Warehouse in minimum wage
'sting' 06/01/2004 07:13 AM
Staff paid less than legal requirement

Minimum wage 'not costing jobs'

Minimum wage 'not costing jobs' 09/26/2004 11:23 PM
A report says the minimum wage, due to rise on Friday, has helped clerical, retail and catering staff, as well as traditionally low-paid.

Minimum Requirements for eXpress System
Components

Minimum Requirements for eXpress System
Components 07/28/2004 03:19 PM

"Terry McAuliffe is trying to keep the
Bush hatred to a minimum"

"Terry McAuliffe is trying to keep the
Bush hatred to a minimum" 07/27/2004 04:11 AM

Stewart Gets Minimum, Vows Comeback
(Reuters)

Stewart Gets Minimum, Vows Comeback
(Reuters) 07/16/2004 08:35 PM
Reuters - Celebrity homemaker Martha Stewart was sentenced on Friday to five months in prison and five months of house arrest, the lightest term allowed by law, for lying about a stock sale -- and vowed to make a comeback.

Upset at Overture minimum spend move

Upset at Overture minimum spend move 01/08/2004 08:26 PM
Meanwhile, Google, the company's core rival in the PPC space, which does not use 'human' editors to vet keyword ads, has not yet implemented a minimum bid ...

Kerry Proposes Raising Minimum Wage (AP)

Kerry Proposes Raising Minimum Wage (AP) 06/18/2004 11:17 AM
AP - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on Friday proposed raising the federal minimum wage to $7 an hour by 2007, which he contended would benefit working women more than any other group.

Apple's Minimum Not Attained But Gendron
Won't Give Up

Apple's Minimum Not Attained But Gendron
Won't Give Up 08/03/2004 04:10 AM
The Maine Education Department failed to reach its goal of signing up enough high schools by the end of July to account for 8,400 laptops, the number necessary for an interim plan to put laptops in some high schools this fall. By Associated Press (via MyAppleMenu)

Philips returns to profit in first
quarter, sees full-year profit (AFP)

Philips returns to profit in first
quarter, sees full-year profit (AFP) 04/13/2004 11:29 AM
AFP - Philips, Europe's largest electronics company, said it had returned to profit in the first quarter, driven mainly by strong demand for computer chips and liquid crystal display (LCD) screens, and forecast a positive 2004.

EU's Monti says Microsoft fine was
minimum needed

EU's Monti says Microsoft fine was
minimum needed 04/16/2004 04:55 AM
Forbes Apr 16 2004 8:58AM GMT

Kerry Says 'Can-Do' U.S. Needs to Raise
Minimum Wage (Reuters)

Kerry Says 'Can-Do' U.S. Needs to Raise
Minimum Wage (Reuters) 06/18/2004 02:34 PM
Reuters - Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry proposed on Friday raising the minimum wage to $7 by 2007, a hike he said would allow struggling families to pay for 10 months of groceries or eight months of rent.

Calif. Gov. Vetoes Minimum Wage,
Superstore Bills

Calif. Gov. Vetoes Minimum Wage,
Superstore Bills 09/19/2004 09:40 AM
Reuters via Wired News Sep 19 2004 1:40PM GMT

Toshiba's operating profit surges, net
profit falls on heavier tax

Toshiba's operating profit surges, net
profit falls on heavier tax 01/29/2004 09:58 AM
AFP via Yahoo! Jan 29 2004 12:05PM GMT

Minimum Internet Contacts:Personal
Jurisdiction And The World Wide Web

Minimum Internet Contacts:Personal
Jurisdiction And The World Wide Web 08/14/2004 04:35 AM
Mondaq Aug 14 2004 8:48AM GMT

The Absolute Minimum Every Software
Developer Absolutely, Positively Must
Know About Unicode and Character Sets
(No Excuses!)

The Absolute Minimum Every Software
Developer Absolutely, Positively Must
Know About Unicode and Character Sets
(No Excuses!) 11/11/2003 01:13 AM
Joel on Software: The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!) I wonder if programming language type systems could help here. After all, there are programming languages with units support, so why not string encodings?

Not-for-profit versus for-profit economy

Not-for-profit versus for-profit economy 01/07/2004 04:28 PM

Today's Boston Globe carries two contrasting front-page stories.  "As economy gains, outsourcing surges" talks about how American workers at for-profit companies must compete with 84 million Filipinos, many of whom are well-educated, speak good English, and are delighted to work for $300/month.  Things are looking more cheerful for U.S. workers in the not-for-profit sector.  A front-page story on Boston University's search for a new president revealed that the school decided to pay Dan Goldin $1.8 million in exchange for... not working at all.  Considering that Mr. Goldin had yet to start his job, that's a pretty good hourly rate.  You could hire a staff of 45 Filipino engineers for ten years with that $1.8 mil!

[Update:  the Globe runs a three-article series on "the white collar job migration".  Article 2 is "US workers see hard times" and includes a quote from a venture capitalist: "Right when you think about Employee 11, you should think about India.  My view is you should not start a company from scratch in the United States ever again.''  Article 3 is "US business students find opportunity is global" and talks about how MBAs are adapting.  A more interesting article appears in the same issue, November 4, "As work shifts, internship in India the new rite of passage" and starts with "An increasing number of US students are going to India to intern at top information technology services firms or to participate in tours that allow them to network with the country's corporate elite."  The American interns, most of whom are MBAs or MBA students, get paid about $350/month (compared to their old internships of $7000/month in the U.S.).]

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AnyEdit Programmers Editor and IDE

AnyEdit Programmers Editor and IDE 08/30/2004 02:28 AM
Release of AnyEdit 2.0 Beta 2

PyPE (Python Programmers Editor)

PyPE (Python Programmers Editor) 11/01/2003 11:48 AM
PyPE 1.6.5.2 released (little fanfare)

Hiring Programmers: A Programmers a
Programmer, right? by David K. Every

Hiring Programmers: A Programmers a
Programmer, right? by David K. Every 11/12/2003 01:23 PM
Human Resources people, Managers, and general users, have no idea how simple or complex computer programming is. They think that they can just throw programmers around from one task to another, then some HR people select computer programmers based on language (Syntax), and not what really matters (skills and abilities). This would be like hiring an employee based on what school they attended and not what subjects they studied! This article will give some non-programmers a better idea of what Programming is about, and what they should be looking for when hiring programmers.

Cleveland Editor Takes Heat for
Publishing Gun List (Editor and
Publisher)

Cleveland Editor Takes Heat for
Publishing Gun List (Editor and
Publisher) 07/30/2004 03:52 PM
Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK Why did a pro-gun group post directions to a local newspaper editor's house on its Web site?

Making a phpBB-style Editor - Part 1:
The Editor

Making a phpBB-style Editor - Part 1:
The Editor 10/29/2003 12:11 AM
This tutorial is for all those looking to achieve a bb-style editor for their users. This part (part 1) covers the javascript and form behind the editor itself (none of the processing). FOREWARNING - it lacks some of the functionality of the actual phpBB editor.

SET's Editor, a friendly text editor

SET's Editor, a friendly text editor 06/26/2004 05:20 PM
SETEdit 0.5.3 r1051 DOS/Win32

Letter From the Editor: Meet Your New
Editor

Letter From the Editor: Meet Your New
Editor 08/10/2004 02:34 PM
Choire fails to escape from Gawker empire; Gawker to get new writer .. move

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MS Programmers: So Like Us

MS Programmers: So Like Us 02/16/2004 02:46 PM
It turns out Microsoft's Windows programmers have to deal with the same crap as the rest of the world's programmers. Kuro5hin.org has put up a overview of the comments in the recently leaked Microsoft source code. (Some of the comments are not rated G. If you use a text-to-speech reader, cover your kids' ears. )

In the struggle to meet deadlines, I think pretty much all programmers have put in comments they might later regret, including swearwords and acerbic comments about other code or requirements. Also, any conscientious coder will put in prominent comments warning others about the trickier parts of the code. Comments like "UGLY TERRIBLE HACK" tend to indicate good code rather than bad: in bad code ugly terrible hacks are considered par for the course. It would therefore be both hypocritical and meaningless to go through the comments looking for embarrassments. But also fun, so let's go.

The overall conclusion is rather flattering towards Microsoft: a lot of good code, with the obligatory ugly hacks for compatibility with other stuff. No stolen open source, either. Better go have a look before their cease-and-desist shows up.

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For The Programmers...

For The Programmers... 04/22/2004 12:01 PM
I've just come across a piece of code with the following comment (paraphase): "This function returns 0 when is true, and 1 when is false. Please be aware when testing as a boolean."
AARGHHH!!!!

Vi for programmers

Vi for programmers 08/09/2004 07:51 AM
CNET Aug 9 2004 10:09AM GMT

Do We Even Need Programmers Any More?

Do We Even Need Programmers Any More? 07/07/2004 02:47 PM
InternetNews is taking a look at the latest development tool releases from Sun and Microsoft that try to "dumb down" programming to the point that any old idiot can create applications and wonder s if coders are still necessary. The obvious answer the article reaches (and, yeah, the article includes a quote from me on this point) is that of course we'll still need real programmers. People have been promising the "programmer-less programs" for ages, and they seem to forget that designing applications isn't like designing a webpage. There's a lot more to it than just the user interface, and it's a different mode of thought. That said, however, it does seem like there is a real opportunity to expand the space of more personalized "quick and dirty" programs to solve specific needs. If people can have tools to build themselves specific programs it can expand the space, not necessarily shrink it for traditional programmers.

On the generosity of programmers

On the generosity of programmers 03/28/2005 08:44 AM

1/2/02: "Of course there's nothing wrong with financiers, we need them to get our stock public. But as a group they did something really stinky to the software industry in the last part of the last decade -- they helped promote the myth that programmers work for free. In their folklore we're so selfless that we're willing to write new software and fix bugs, without being paid to do so. Another way of looking at it -- they get to keep all the money and programmers get nothing."

XML Is Too Hard For Programmers

XML Is Too Hard For Programmers 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
Tim Bray: "The notion that there is an 'XML data model' is silly and unsupported by real-world evidence. The definition of XML is syntactic: the 'Infoset' is an afterthought and in any case is far indeed from being a data model specification that a programmer could work with. Empirical evidence: I can point to a handful of different popular XML-in-Java APIs each of which has its own data model and each of which works. So why would you think that there's a data model there to build a language around?"

For Perl Programmers : only

For Perl Programmers : only 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
Brian Ingerson's curious new module allows you to specify which version of a module you want Perl to load - and even to install multiple versions at the same time. Let's hear about it from the man himself!

UI Design for Programmers

UI Design for Programmers 06/02/2004 04:14 AM

I rather enjoyed reading Gadgetopia's informal review of Joel Spolsky's book User Interface Design for Programmers.

Programmers So Far Underwhelmed by JSF

Programmers So Far Underwhelmed by JSF 03/08/2004 11:16 PM
Some developers say the latest Web application specification needs third-party vendor tools before they will use it.

WEB DEVELOPERS/ PROGRAMMERS

WEB DEVELOPERS/ PROGRAMMERS 06/12/2004 06:40 PM
Kingsport Times News, TN - 11 hours ago ... A background in HTML, PHP, UNIX and CSS are important considerations for this rewarding position that include a weekly salary, health, 401K and paid vacations. ...

XML Keeps Programmers Regular

XML Keeps Programmers Regular 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
...using regular expressions, that is. In response to Tim Bray's dirty little habit of parsing XML with regular expressions, Jon Udell writes:

If the XML gods are resorting to Perl and Python hackery to shred documents, are we just spinning our wheels? I don't think so. But this is, perhaps, an unusual case. ... I can, however, make excellent use of the text stream underlying XML abstractions. So, which way to regard a document becomes a kind of Necker cube puzzle. The bad news: it's confusing. The good news: it's useful.

When the suggestion of XMLizing Blosxom templates came up a week or so ago, I (calmly) dared the proponent to install any number of Perl XML modules under Mac OS X. After all this time, it's still horrid stuff. And then there are those who, at the mercy of their ISPs, don't even have the choice of installing an XML parser.

That said, XML parsing has become a regular part of the modern programmer's nutritious breakfast. There're mouthfuls of RSS to consume, the Google Web API to Google, and the breadth and depth of the Amazon to explore. What's a happy parser-less hacker to do?

I just co-authored a book, 1/4 of which relied heavily on the availability of not only an XML parser, but a SOAP stack. Faced with the reality that more than a handful of readers wouldn't have either at their disposal, I wrote a hack sure to turn the stomach of any XML purist while turning many a hacker frown upside-down... "NoXML, Another SOAP::Lite Alternative" for the Google Web API.

XML jockeys might well want to avert their eyes for this one. What is herein suggested is something just so preposterous that it just might prove useful -- and indeed it does. NoXML is a drop-in alternative to SOAP::Lite. As its name suggests, this home-brewed module doesn't make use of an XML parser of any kind, relying instead on some dead-simple regular expressions and other bits of programmatic magic.

Elegant? Depends on your definition. Pure? As the driven beach sand. Work? You betcha!

Programmers Are Idiots

Programmers Are Idiots 08/02/2004 01:32 PM

So I'm out here in Boston (home of the Free Speech Zone) at a seminar on distributed enterprise application development. The instructor is Pinku Surana, who certainly seems to know his stuff. I found this interesting article in his blog, where he argues that programmers are idiots, and I have to say he makes a pretty good case.

I occasionally teach IT programmers. I've taught over 100 people now and I can honestly say I've met maybe 5 good programmers. The rest are dangerously incompetent. In fact, they are so profoundly ignorant of computer science and programming that they actually believe they are fairly good. This is the perverse effect of ignorance: because they don't know what they don't know, they think they know everything. Brookes' Mythical Man Month described the uberprogrammers who are mysteriously 10x more productive than the average. I would go further and say the uberprogrammers aren't really so uber; rather, the average is abysmal.

He goes on to say that if non-IT companies want effective software, they should ditch their programmers and demand flexible software from vendors.

I agree with him on the first point. We, as programmers, are not nearly as good as we think we are. I think it probably stems from the fact that even a novice programmer knows more about computers than nearly everyone he knows, and they all praise him for being "so smart" when he fixes their printer or gets rid of their virus problem. My mechanic is "so smart" about replacing my car's water pump. Noone really praises him for it because cars have been around a long time and there's not much magic to them. I don't think I'd have my mechanic build me a new car from scratch, though.

I disagree with Pinku on the idea that you can solve your software problems by demanding configurable and interoperable software from vendors. It's a great idea in theory, but when you start dealing with vendors in reality, it quickly breaks down. We already demand these things from vendors, and they either don't deliver, or don't deliver as expected. Most programmers dislike vendor solutions because they're crappy in some way and hard to integrate with. That's because the vendor's programmers are idiots, too. The vendor's programmers spend a lot of time griping about how the customers write crappy architectures that are hard to integrate with their "well-written" solution. So, which is more dangerous, the idiot you know or the one you don't?

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Vi for programmers, part 2

Vi for programmers, part 2 07/26/2004 05:37 AM
CNET Jul 26 2004 10:27AM GMT

Microsoft Ad for PHP Programmers

Microsoft Ad for PHP Programmers 04/07/2005 09:28 AM

An interesting Google ad appeared on the site today. It may still be there:

That's probably wise, to go after people "working" for the competition. I wonder what their CTR is and how they qualify a "successful conversion."

Primates as Programmers

Primates as Programmers 12/31/2003 10:43 AM
Primates as Programmers. New firm breaks the mold. Hires primates as programmers leading to significant cost savings!

Programmers Notepad

Programmers Notepad 01/04/2004 01:14 PM
PN2 0.5 "mingus" released

SAP to add 500 programmers in India

SAP to add 500 programmers in India 05/07/2004 05:39 PM
ZDNet May 7 2004 9:13PM GMT

Vi for programmers, part 1

Vi for programmers, part 1 07/26/2004 05:37 AM
CNET Jul 26 2004 10:26AM GMT

Usability for Programmers

Usability for Programmers 01/22/2003 04:20 AM

Griffin Technology looking for
programmers

Griffin Technology looking for
programmers 10/31/2003 12:46 PM
Griffin Technology is looking for Mac programers for work in C++, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, driver development and applications. "We'd love local but, knowing the market, can pull from the Southeast," Jeff Pack, chief operating officer of Griffin Technology, told MacCentral.

TPSM-10: Happy Programmers

TPSM-10: Happy Programmers 01/16/2004 10:56 AM
Programmers are the foot soldiers in the technology wars: the closer you get to the big-money decisions in the corner office, the less people actually care about code and coders: get the business priorities right, the thinking goes, and then worry about making the technology happen. I actually have some sympathy with that thinking. But there are a lot of programmers and they make a lot of everyday decisions: do these add up enough to make them important influencers of technology success?...

Google: The Last Best Place for
Programmers

Google: The Last Best Place for
Programmers 06/05/2005 11:56 PM

The engineering staff at Google threw a big party for Silicon Valley nerds last Thursday night, complete with band and Cinco de Mayo-themed food and drink.  The last time I visited was so long ago that Segways were still cool (Google still has a few but today they gather dust in a corner).  Google has grown up to employ over 3000 people and occupies a campus built for Silicon Graphics (SGI; kids: this was a Unix workstation company that bloomed in the late 1980s and faded as Sun grew).  The center is built around a volleyball court and an endless pool, complete with lifeguard until 9 pm.  The company provides all of the fun things that profitable companies can provide, e.g., haircuts, massages, day care for kids, free meals, etc.

Larry Page, one of the founders, gave an inspiring talk about what a great time this is to be an engineer.  He recalled how at one point Google had five employees and two million customers.  Outside of Internet applications it is tough to imagine where that would be possible.  Page also talked about the enjoyment of launching something, getting feedback from users, and refining the service on the fly.  The Google speakers made a persuasive case that there is no better place to be a programmer.  No startup company is going to have a 5000-machine cluster available to launch a new service or a guaranteed first day audience of 100 million people.  Financially it might also make much more sense to work at Google as opposed to a startup.  For teams of engineers who create a lot of value for Google the company is able to hand out $millions or tens of $millions in bonuses, to be shared among a group of 5-10 programmers.  That is admittedly a small percentage of the new advertising reveue that Google earns from a new service but it is in absolute terms more than someone is likely to make creating the same service at a startup, where hardly anyone is likely to find out about it and use it.

One of the anecdotes that Page related was about an experienced Silicon Valley executive who told him, several years ago, "in the long run, every company is led by either marketing or sales; you just have to choose which it is going to be in Google's case."  This prophecy does indeed seem to be true for the big tech companies.  Microsoft never does anything because an engineer thinks it is fun or cool; they wait for the marketing department to notice a new product from a competitor and then go to work.  Oracle seems to be led by their sales organization.  They add features if customers are telling the sales people "this is what I need to make it worth buying the next release."  Google remains an engineering-led company.  They launch Google Maps with satellite imagery because they can.

As I wandered through the party and through the offices I kept noticing more and more familiar faces and the names of former students whom I remembered as among the smartest and nicest.  They will, of course, need all of those smart people if they are to deliver on their long-term goals.  Doing search right will eventually require machine understanding of natural language, i.e., full artificial intelligence.

ActionScript 4 Java Programmers

ActionScript 4 Java Programmers 09/14/2004 06:12 PM
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