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Those of you who are stuck in windowless cubicles might enjoy this, and actually, unless you're already in a national park, it…
Last.FM has added a new on demand song streaming service with the support from all four major labels and 150,000 indie labels and artists from distributors including The Orchard, CD Baby, IODA, Naxos. Users can listen to a track free up to three times, after which they are pointed iTunes, Amazon or 7Digital for purchase.
Mark Chu-Carroll is a Google software engineer, and in a personal blog post this week explained the concept of one of Google’s programming models: MapReduce, which splits a task onto many computers on Google’s server farm (server farm, or single super computer, depending on how you look at it) to be quickly crunched.
It's funny, it's so easy these days to become enamored and enthusiastic about a "web project" that you tend to quickly underestimate its technical plausibility. For this I blame you, web 2.0.
A starting point for people interested in Google's Health service appeared online, but for now it's a lonely login page.
Hey, I am a sucker for a good name drop. But I take you further than just writing a blog post saying something like “I met Vinod Khosla.” I turned on my cell phone and let you interview him and others. The BBC caught me doing this and wrote me up. Here are the videos I did today.
