Freebytes

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by Freebytes 17y ago
"What a surprise to find a whole thread and blog post dedicated to the search for my identity. I consent to a benevolent search for my identity or identities. I was quite surprised to see the speed and scale of this development - another sy
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by Freebytes 17y ago
It is sad that when thinking of my own achievements, I first tend to evaluate my 'virtual accomplishments'. These are tasks related to programming, design, etc. that have no actual existence in the real world. These are related to creativ
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Red Spot Not What Scientists Thought(wired.com)
4 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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FCC Broadband Plan Raises Devisive Issues(usatoday.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I get the feeling that this particular issue is probably being examined and this particular link has been provided based on the research someone did from when that guy flew his plane into the IRS building. (I forgot his name and do not fee
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I know you are being a bit sarcastic, but being stressed in this manner can actually be a strength if you know how to turn it off. I am quite productive when I stress myself, and as long as I can easily relax when the time comes (when the
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Images That Look Altered But Are Not(weburbanist.com)
3 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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Funny Hacker Story(whatthehell.eu)
3 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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Yelp Hit With CLass Action Lawsuit(pcworld.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo Adds Twitter Tab for Search(pcworld.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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Bloom Fuel Cell, Power Plant in a Box(businessweek.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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[video] Bloom Box Revealed(youtube.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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by Freebytes 17y ago
While I like the concept of simplifying to increase productivity, I am not sure the source code of Coffeescript is any better than the original source code of JavaScript itself. The idea should be to simplify the languages, but as far as s
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Google Touts Search Engine During Superbowl(businessweek.com)
1 points by Freebytes 17y ago|0 comments
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by Freebytes 17y ago
One of the best methods to improve your skills is use the Google Analytics method of evaluating before and after changes to your site. You should look into this type of evaluation, and you can be surprised to find that this will improve yo
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by Freebytes 17y ago
What is a way by which a person interested in such a position could contact you? I looked at your blog, which was quite interesting, but I did not see any method by which to contact you other than the comments on the blog.
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I really disliked this article and found it a complete waste of time to read. On this web site, I would expect this article to lead to something scientific, something related to programming, or perhaps information that would be beneficial
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by Freebytes 17y ago
While I know this work was satire, in some cases, it is advised to leave out comments in code. While some comments are necessary, they should exist merely to state what the code does not. The best written code often explains itself throug
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I just posted a comment similar to yours. I browsed over the comments here really fast to be sure no one said exactly what I did first, but I must have overlooked yours. I do not understand the appeal to do this either. It seems a bit pr
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by Freebytes 17y ago
This is, by far, a much more enlightened post than the article in the submission.
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I am beginning to dislike articles such as this. Satire every once in a while is fine, but if you have nothing positive to contribute during it, I really do not find it fun or interesting. I did not get much out of this article in terms o
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by Freebytes 17y ago
Why are programmers constantly trying to program themselves out of having jobs? While I am joking here, it is interesting to consider that debugging is one of the most complex aspects of programming, and if you took that away from programm
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I am not sure of the relevance of this submission. I would think Google would have a Canadian version of the site previously so this would not be new. Did they not? Is there something in particular we should be seeing on the link?
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by Freebytes 17y ago
It is possible for someone to make poor posts in the beginning and improve their post content when they realize their role within the community. Many new visitors to HN are likely to encounter this by simply making a one-line 'witty' comme
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by Freebytes 17y ago
This is just a wild idea without much thought, but I used it on an old web site I maintained that had social interactions. Perhaps you could make a similar system work by giving a salary of points to members. The longer they remain a memb
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I agree that removing the points may cause the issue where someone is upvoted tremendously without merit. After all, I often decide whether to upvote a comment based on its current score. If I see someone with a score of 20 for a reasonab
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by Freebytes 17y ago
The leaderboard does not really seem like it is that impressive anyway. It seems to me that a well formulated bot could easily surpass the highest ranked listings at this point.
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by Freebytes 17y ago
I believe Grooveshark and similar services will truly be the future of music. With the web based mobile devices, it is possible for anyone to carry all music along with them instead of simply limiting themselves to the amount of MP3s they
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by Freebytes 17y ago
Nice catch, benhoyt. It is even better that you know exactly what is causing it. (However, I question the benefits of ISP caching in the networks of today.)
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by Freebytes 17y ago
The idea presented is not truly the creation of a new business every month. Instead, it is the creation of a business that releases a new product that may be totally unrelated to the previous one at the rate of one new product per month.

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