I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. These items are a combination of tech business news, development news and programming tools and techniques.
- For fast, interactive Hadoop queries, Drill may be the answer (GigaOM)
- Dew Drop – August 17, 2012 (#1,384) (Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew)
- Social Networks: Premium vs Freemium (Web Strategy by Jeremiah)
- Online real estate firm Trulia files S-1, plans to raise $75 million in IPO (The Next Web)
- Amdahl’s law in action – 27s to 0.03s by changing a function (A geek with a hat)
- Double Shot #938 (A Fresh Cup)
- Drip.fm has indie labels eager to become subscription music services (GigaOM)
- Rethinking Board Observers – The Role of the “Silent Observer” (Both Sides of the Table)
- Clinically Studied Ingredient (xkcd.com)
- Why Twitter Just Pushed Developers Aside: To Secure Its Future (ReadWriteWeb)
- Additional RDS for Oracle Features – VPC Support, Oracle Application Express (APEX) and Oracle XML DB (Amazon Web Services Blog)
- Interpreting some of Twitter’s API changes (Marco.org)
- Twitter sets max user caps for 3rd party clients, tightens API rules to direct users to official apps (The Next Web)
- Hey Silicon Valley: you can help avert the STEM crisis (GigaOM)
- From whence comes the new wave? (Colin Walker – Social Thoughts)
- FreeChart with Groovy and Apache POI (Java Code Geeks)
- Braintree snaps up friend-to-friend payments startup Venmo for $26.2 million (The Next Web)
- Bill Gross IdeaLabs a different kind of incubator (Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing)
- Square Debuts Monthly Pricing Option For Small Businesses With Zero Swiping Fees (TechCrunch)
- Crowdsourced data analysis with Clockwork Raven (Twitter Engineering)
- Score One For “Mobile Big Data:” Location Analytics Startup Locately Acquired By Research Firm SMG (TechCrunch)
- Paper: A Provably Correct Scalable Concurrent Skip List (High Scalability)
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