sylvinus

you don't "need" it but it will save you time by already packing all glue and standard code for the supported platforms (SDKs, specific video components on TVs, scrolling on mobiles, code for handling keyboard/remote keystrokes, ...)

There's also an excellent library for wiring components client or server-side in javascript : http://neyric.github.com/wireit/

Hopefully John Resig (now working at Khan Academy) will help with that :-)

His talk at TED was also quite interesting: http://www.ted.com/talks/morgan_spurlock_the_greatest_ted_ta...

Banksy's documentary/mockumentary : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit_Through_the_Gift_Shop

On top of that Geohot may have some past or future legal bills to pay ;-)

Facebook has tons of bright developers that other bright developers like to be around, and even if they're not all primarily motivated by the potential value of their options, it does create a self-sustaining black hole...

The good thing about these internet memes is that nobody will come and claim copyright on the image ;-) (Or will they?)

also we'll send codes to the building by email so please register :)

I think it will be in english as we have a few live-abroads (skylar or mrspeaker)

Official website: http://parishackers.org/

One of the best presentations of nodecamp.eu

I love how there's not one mention of Flash in the article :)

There is actually a doodle to decide what the best date would be for everyone: http://www.doodle.com/abqr32qk27k7pucp

indeed :)

Looks like Apple is (successfully?) copying Facebook's policy strategy... Two big steps forward, then one little step backwards!

relocate close but not too close to your parents, and get a desk job where you actually have 50% free time to do whatever you want, start or contribute to some open-source software, rebuild your life for a few years then get back in the game, if you ever want to!

and you can see Steve feeling sorry for them when he just looks back to his papers after a stupid question :)

I second this, don't forget Jobs' experience with "creative" spaces like the offices of Pixar.

Well the revenue share from AdSense was revealed to be in the 65% range. So given a poor profitability by Google in the next few million years, it could still work.

sadly, looks like that out of funds, he had to go back to a "normal" job:

http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/2011/03/20/new-job/

I'm cranking my Cr-48 open right now :)

no it's not?

http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/actual

When I read the title I believed an AR.Drone from Parrot (http://www.parrot.com/usa/) would fly to me and read my mail ;-)

(They have an API I think so that may actually not be too far-fetched...)

Is this weird ? :)

http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=google&year_s...

I think given the severity and potential criminal lawsuits for this nobody will step out right away, however I'm pretty sure the geohot story pissed off some good hackers who found something to do in their spare time...

There you go !

https://github.com/joshfire/corewarjs

I've got imps and a few other running :)

nice work! I think the camera angle should switch faster because it's a bit weird to direct with the arrow keys and the camera orientation delay

I've got the precompiler working quite well. Interestingly, it translates the redcode/pMARS code line-to-line to Javascript which is then executed to produce the assembly.

redcode is indeed a mess, clearly the result of an evolving and blurry standard :)

anyway, I'm spitting out assembly for 90% of the bots I've tried and have the Imp running. From now on it will indeed be a job of implementing each instructions and addressing modes. I'm definitely uploading this on github in a few hours and will be very happy to have some help ! :)

yep I'm currently wrestling with it. I've a prototype that precompiles EQU and FOR/ROF and I'll try uploading it to github when it's a bit more tested.