Oops,they shouldn't translate the title into Japanese at News (see about the book), as its sold as "Let over Lambda 1.0" as same as English. Of course contents are translated.
You can't imagine until it happens. Think about possible worst result in that case, even just to get a few secs bonus from stunning when it really happens. In that sense, it is a good article to read.
I learnt this in programming pearl. There are a lot such tutorials for beginners so to pretend to be pragmatic experienced one, and even with, it is just a first step to be really. Now you know the rule of 72, but it is pure your skill when you can remeber this rule.
It can be innovative, but it also can be nightmare, if your application must support all interfaces. I believe abstraction layer in OS or language ease a bit, but won't fix that.
Nevertheless, I'm positive to that trend, actually cannot wait to see what innovative idea (and games on these) will come in near two years (and if I can bring anything).
While you can ask a good question or find good keyword for google, I think it be ok to use google or asking at SO, anyway. You need to think what is the best way to express your issue, and if you succeed, you are already 90% solving that. And if you use google, you don't have to bother others so many times...
Most Japanese dislike to join fb simply just because it is still English sns, as you don't feel good if you are in mixi, fully in Japanese.
Then I'm curious, why we Japanese love Twitter...
Do we all agree to teach from quicksort, to complete newbies of programming, while most experienced people had hard time to understand?
Or simply just read this thread and imagine if you are just 12.
It's important to think, but sonetimes it better to move, especially when I just think to think.
"Don't think, but feel." -- BL
"It is same as rest, for fool to think." -- japanese common quote
"Google built chrome, a new web browser from scratch", or "It is not just a usual (IE), try this google's new chrome browser", which context do you prefer, esp when they put 'what is opensource?' column in detailed page?
photography won't be dead. I heard same opinion when digital camera emerged. One day you see that beautiful liquid "photo"stream, but at same time you can still feel the beauty of gelatin silver print as great "photography".