You can! https://partner.jet.com/

How does this video stabilization work?

We record data from the internal sensors in your iPhone while shooting the video (mainly, the gyroscope), which allows us to estimate how your camera moves when taking the video and compensate for that.

That's a neat way to do it, good stuff!

Lately I've noticed that search results are much worse than they used to be. I used to be able to find the things I've been looking for on the first page, now it seems like most of the links are not very relevant to my query. Any one else experience a degradation in the quality of results?

Yes, they are worse. A lot of times, Bing actually shows something more relevant, so it can't be all the spammers. Maybe it has something to do with the search history Google keeps, because sometimes I get different results if I'm logged out of my Google account...

Yes, i noticed better results outside of personalized search... It is a hassle to logout thought. I actually use bing for 90% of searches... google is better at tech searches like mysql questions, but outside of that there results have gotten more irrelevant and crowded with useless content...

Whoa! That was fast. A good working application in a few weeks.

I would guess hard work and working up the corporate ladder to some executive position at some big company.

Or someone working in finance and putting on risky trades which yield in massive bonuses.

If 1 million people take a large risk, which has a 5% chance of making them a millionaire, then we'll end up with 50,000 millionaires.

What is really interesting is what they did differently, if anything.

It would be interesting to see how a car designed by a person would perform. Maybe make it a competition where two players design a car and then compete on some randomly generated terrain.

Here's a start-up idea: an IPv4 address market/exchange (unless something like this already exists)

it's not as easy as that, and not very new idea. Some RIRs (Regional Internet Registries) do not allow that. you would need to find some legacy space to do it, which it may be hard. and then some buyers. also you only have a few years to recover your investment, by the time ipv4 is finished (not the IANA pool, but the actually stock from rirs), probably ipv6 would be a reality.

Link to the talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuamC0T3hv8

Does anyone know what TastyLabs is?

Pretty sure they're selling jellyfish aquariums.

No no -- Jellyfish markets. That's how I roll.

Thanks, that explains your tagline: "We're putting the useful back into social software."

Can I interest you in a jellyfish?

What is the relationship between "maker" and "publisher"?

The "maker" or "developer" is Rovio, which created the app. Chillingo published the app on the app store and was responsible for marketing. Rovio still owns the IP to angry birds (The angry birds franchise is likely worth more than 20 million on its own). The value of Chillingo likely comes from the fact that it published 2 #1 hits (Angry Birds and now Cut the Rope), meaning it has a brand name with iOS gamers.