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Build System Rules and Algorithms [pdf]
(gittup.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
I have a morning ritual that involves an hour of preparation before doing anything else on a given day. I'd never even considered the proposal in this article, and I suspect others haven't either. As I can think of several situations in whi
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17y ago
The curve I fit to the leader board is, karma = 25343 * rank^(-.465) Which has an R-squared value of 0.9791 . Unfortunately, this isn't a good enough fit to meaningfully extrapolate very far.
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17y ago
The exponential delay on the "reply" link's appearance means that sometimes the link is sometimes not present on the page. I believe that this reduces the ease with which someone can scan a thread, because it changes the layout and spacing
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18y ago
Different URL. Here's the original posting: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=433456 It points at semyon.com, which now redirects to blogspot. Definitely worth reading if you missed it the first time!
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18y ago
Good idea! Any idea how to convert this post into a poll?
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Ask HN: How long until you became "ramen profitable"?
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18y ago
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18y ago
If I had to guess (which I do), I'd say you were down-modded due to the way you expressed your opinion, not that anyone necessarily disagrees with you...
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18y ago
I'll consider a comment for a down-vote if it negatively affects the conversation. Usually this means it's off-topic for the conversation that it replies to (including insults and just plain meanness). However, when I determine whether to d
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Javascript closures in excruciating detail
(jibbering.com)
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Ask HN: Cheapest way to buy hosted bandwidth?
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18y ago
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18y ago
Facebook uses the Aurigma Image Uploader, which is implemented both in Java and as an ActiveX control.
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Thoughts on the GRE by a Professor of English
(chronicle.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
For anyone who uses Visual Studio, here's an accompanying vsdoc for jquery-1.3: http://blogs.ipona.com/james/archive/2009/01/14/jquery-1.3-a...
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Debugging IE6
(gregwolejko.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
You could create an LLC once, and use that for all of your side projects. I did this myself, and it's even kinda fun; my state has good reference material, and the applicable laws are available online. In Virginia, the requirements boiled d
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Ask HN: How do big web sites roll out new versions?
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18y ago
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18y ago
I'm sure there are a variety of reasons that you could have posted that and not know who it is :) I trust you, though.
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18y ago
Tried to create a profile, but failed when I got to the picture step. In my first attempt I tried to upload a bitmap. I don't see any reason why you don't support this format. Size isn't the reason, as it's already been uploaded to your ser
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18y ago
I think that his argument is based on fundamentally different assumptions than the Agile practices. One of the most obvious is the idea that programming is engineering or architecture; however, there are quite a few people who disagree that
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18y ago
Searched for: "best techno music". I was ready for more results on the initial page and tried to scroll down to them. All I got to see was a screen of whitespace. I don't think it would hurt to increase the number of results that you show.
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"You can see that Homespring programs have a very poetic and expressive quality. Although it is said that artists must suffer for their work, this does not apply to HOtMEfSPRIbNG as suffering is not included among its features."
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Homespring: A Salmon-oriented Programming Language Spec [pdf]
(xeny.net)
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18y ago
He seems to have embraced it, regardless of his earlier opinions on the subject: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/09/11b.html
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Why use invite codes?
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Etherboot: Boot from a web server or SAN
(etherboot.org)
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18y ago
Anecdotal evidence in support of your request, I just had the following happen: Read a headline I'm interested in. Looked at the flag button because it's new and interesting. Decided to check out the comments for the headline...And clicked
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18y ago
I had almost exactly the same experience, through the error message when I submitted my comment to their "customer service" people. The message still went through and they did cancel my unintentional "subscription". My error occured because
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18y ago
You'll have a problem if updates involve more than code changes. Any database scripts or configuration changes will be left undone, potentially breaking the site. You may choose to use a tool to run your update scripts automatically and cre
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18y ago
This is an old comic and normally I'd be annoyed, but this one is an exception: Reflecting on my dreams, even if I've chosen not to pursue some of them, has greatly improved my mood on this particular day. Do it again tomorrow? :)
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