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from reddit: SR&ED is [reorganized.] Whew, so it's not completely axed. If anything Canada needs significantly more investment and tax programs like this. Brain drain has always be…

They have $4.2 billion in revenue per quarter , that's huge, and they still have a lot of users. They could easily scale back their ambitions and become very profitable, abandon th…

There's also http://yclist.com

If you want to compare that Java-ish syntax to some of the super-slick stuff you can do in NodeJS check out http://www.jaxcore.com/jxss/ which is a JavaScript/CSS hybrid stylesheet…

It's important to get what you've built into the hands of someone else. You cannot rely on your own experience with what you've built as a basis for decision making.

Self-promotion: at http://www.jaxcore.com I've built a really neat NodeJS application server. And I experiment with ways to use it, including building a new mobile advertising plat…

My Macbook Pro should be powerful enough to run the Siri software. But Apple doesn't let me use it because they only put it on a particular, expensive, smartphone. Your comparison …

What really bothers me about Siri, is how Apple makes it tied to specific hardware. Technologically, there should be no reason why Siri-style actions are not available to every PC,…

They didn't actually want to buy Motorola Mobility either. But they did.

Intel already bought and then sold an ARM licensee: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XScale

It's receiving hourly replays on CBC news in Canada.

I wouldn't take YC's decision to heart. They have no crystal ball and cannot know if you will ultimately be successful. You should be willing to persue a good idea regardless of yo…

I've been experimenting with using QR codes just to copy/paste text and bookmarks between computers. It's something that sounds simple, but really there aren't any good ways to do …

I'd like to apply for this position. Are they still accepting resumes or is it too late?

Selling expensive products to rich people is a lot easier than selling affordable products to poor people.

Shouldn't it be named batman.coffee?