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2009-12-07
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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close November 30 – December 7, 2009 191 stories · Vol. 09 · Catalogue 50 · Issue 341 Get it by email ↓
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Frequently Forgotten Fundamental Facts about Software Engineering

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Business 12 stories

  1. Frequently Forgotten Fundamental Facts about Software Engineering

  2. Sprint fed customer GPS data to police over 8 million times

  3. Matt Brezina: No One Cares About Your Stupid Little Startup

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  1. Someone Stole My Startup Idea – Part 1: Are Those My Initials?

  2. Geeks trump alpha males on Wall Street

  3. Ask HN: Review My (Common Lisp backed) Startup

  4. Startup Lessons - a manual for aspiring entrepreneurs

Sports 7 stories

  1. Webapp: image recognition to find nearest tennis courts from satellite photos

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  1. Xmonad + bluetile = making tiling windowing accessible to new users

  2. Darpa announces Network Challenge winner (MIT Red Balloon Challenge Team)

  3. Jeff Vogel Indie Game Developer releases new RPG (Mac Only For the Moment)

Technology 156 stories

  1. Google acquires AppJet/Etherpad

  2. The End Of The CrunchPad

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  1. There's no speed limit. (The lessons that changed my life.)

  2. Why I gave away my company to charity

  3. Welcome to HN. Please, read 'Hacker News Guidelines.' We take them seriously.

  4. Squareup

  5. EtherPad Back Online Until Open Sourced

Entertainment 5 stories

  1. Ridiculous User Interfaces In Film, and the Man Who Designs Them

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  1. Baumol's Cost Disease: Why Artists are Always Poor

  2. NYT: Apple has acquired streaming music service Lala

  3. Using FreshBooks for your web application’s billing

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