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Just donated to the J W. Eaton Consulting. Thank you for octave. I used it throughout the Andrew Ng's ML course.

I hope they can find a model like how Django (Python) has its own foundation to support it. With Gradle being defacto build tool for Android ecosystem and companies like Netflix using it, it feels like they would have no problem with finding a new home/raising-fund for future.

I have been using Groovy and Grails for less than a year now and love it so far.

Kudos to Trello team! I use it everyday to track my personal work. I used it on web and on mobile apps.

Now, if they stopped using that crappy app that can't even do a background download and come up with a better app, that would make the redesign more complete.

Just subscribed!

Except it is not free. You pay for the phone in monthly installments when you pay your phone bill.

One of the first 2 sites I go to when I launch my browser in the morning everyday (gmail and reader). I will sorely miss it.

Is anyone aware of any resources that shows you how to setup your machine to see how an HTML page is rendered in Webkit, step by step, like remote debugging?

I have the Macbook Pro that keeps making a constant white noise right after the machine boots up. The sound is loud enough when I am by myself that it totally distracts me. I have had 3 mac laptops before and this is the loudest one by bar. After I compared my machine with a close friend who has an exact machine (same late October last year generation), I realized that the machine had some issues.

I took it to the apple store. They said they tested it and could not "hear" the noise. So they wouldn't do anything about it. Yet when I put my macbook pro next to any laptop, everyone can tell my laptop is the loudest.

I have become one of their disappointed customers.

Their definition of "worldwide" only includes 40 countries.

I looked at the samples in your github project. All the samples there have jpegs as pages. Do you have something similar to the demo on the live site (html instead of image files)? Nice work.

In my experience, the charm of simplicity of JS starts fading away when you start moving away from DOM manipulation and start writing complex objects. Just last week I ran into the lexical scoping issue ( I was not aware of it before) that had me scratching my head for hours. Scoping in JS becomes less fun the deeper you start digging. I am glad that they are aware of it and are actively trying to address it.

This is great! I have coreData specific question that I could really use help with. I am signing up for a meeting with you.