Archive for the 'Technology' Category

Thoughts on Morgan Stanley’s Internet Trend Analysis

Last month Morgan Stanley put together a presentation of some analysis that it had conducted on “developing internet trends.” Below you will find the presentation followed by some comments. I apologize for the comments being poorly outlined below the presentation itself, but due to copy write restrictions I was unable to edit the original presentation.

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14 May 2010 at 06:34 - Comments

Natural Language Programming

That both English and Java are called languages is no coincidence. You use a language to express ideas. English expresses ideas to people, and Java expresses ideas to computers. What’s more, both English and Java have things like words, names, and punctuation. In fact, the biggest difference between the two languages is that Java is [...]

20 March 2010 at 19:58 - Comments
Neal
Interesting. Another benefit of making an intermediate language is that once English is done, more than half the work ...
21 March 10 at 15:47
ahh don't bash NetBeans, thats my go to Java IDE. As far as using pure text to program, that would be ...
21 March 10 at 23:51

Twitter’s Engineers Actively Working On A Twitter.com Redesign

Last Friday Twitter engineer Alex Payne (@al3x) tweeted, “If you had some of the nifty site features that we Twitter employees have, you might not want to use a desktop client. (You will soon.)” All hell broke loose shortly after as the blogosphere erupted into a collective spazz, making wild assumptions based on Payne’s tweet.

At [...]

1 March 2010 at 02:40 - Comments

Dealing With Fraudulent Identities

Sooner or later most of the large social networking sites are going to come to the sad realization that they grew too fast. As Facebook actively develops a new data center one has to stop and wonder how much useless information they are storing on their servers. And I’m not talking about drunk photos and [...]

23 February 2010 at 07:15 - Comments

Top 10 iPad Disappointments

When it comes to technology, overhyping a product launch can prove disastrous. The only thing keeping Apple from such a disastrous outcome is fanboy-ism. C’mon, there really is no reason to shell out $200+ every summer to buy a new iPhone. Let’s be honest, the upgrades are rarely major. My initial reaction to the iPad was [...]

28 January 2010 at 12:31 - Comments

The Apple Tablet Will Make The “Smart Home” A Reality

You may not know this, but the iPhone is a relatively underpowered device when compared to the technology that is readily available for purchase. Lucky for Apple, consumers aren’t purchasing iPhones for their superior hardware. A consumer purchases an iPhone for its capabilities, namely its endless capabilities. Apple has successfully created an all-in-one device. The [...]

12 January 2010 at 18:11 - Comments

Top 10 (Likely) Tech Trends for 2010

We’re merely ten days into the decade, and yet we can all tell that this is going to be a big year for innovation. Let’s take a look into the future at the Top 10 (Likely) Tech Trends for 2010…

Initial Public Offerings (IPO) — Let’s be honest here, it’s the start of 2010 and everyone in the industry [...]

9 January 2010 at 11:27 - Comments
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