HaloZero

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by HaloZero 14y ago
I think this more a matter of how it's changing not just China but any modern nation. If you have enough of the populace of the internet it's probably happening there and people are gonna be more wary of what they post online.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Whenever anything with Facebook goes up on Hacker News why does at least one person always feel like mentioning that either they "dislike using facebook" or "don't use facebook at all"?
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by HaloZero 14y ago
How long until I can get recommendations? I rated a few beers but it would be nice to have at least some kinda estimation on how many I would have to rate.
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Google says no plans for iOS 6 mapping app "yet"(arstechnica.com)
93 points by HaloZero 14y ago|93 comments
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I think the biggest factor that might come into play though is that even top developers write bad code sometimes (weird behaviors that they think might work out but prove to be hard to maintain) especially when working on things they've had
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by HaloZero 14y ago
what about caffeine (coffee, soft drinks, etc)?
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I believe there are also strict deals that don't let it share certain public transit directions with other companies. Not every transit agency tracking is public and wants their information publicly available for free. I think that's a bigg
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I stand corrected, I didn't know they came back up.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I know piracy is always rampant and for every site taken down there will be a new popping up, but the shut down of ISOHunt, Demonoid, even the PirateBay is only offering magnet now seems to be taking a hit. For those of who us who aren't ac
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I'm curious, has anyone actually used Closure as a javascript project for any major site outside of Google (not hobby project)? I've heard people talk about using the compiler, but never the full package.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I think that's usually the sign of a mature platform. Less super exciting features and better stability and reduction in code-size. It's better than the alternative or greater and greater bloat.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Different people have different tastes, if you don't like it, you can hit the refresh meal button.
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Cardiio app measures your heart rate using front-facing camera(gigaom.com)
3 points by HaloZero 14y ago|2 comments
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Not sure why he's angry, didn't this same thing happen with Instapaper and Apple? If anything, it will expose the idea to countless others and if they really like it they might want to go beyond Twitter's implementation of it, unless the fe
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by HaloZero 14y ago
One small improvement they could make is instead of asking me to click the login into taskrabbit on the top right, why not just popup a prompt to signup / login to task rabbit?
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I would assume this means that Google is going to push even more focus on native app development on the iOS and Mac Platforms. I imagine this was just a talent acquisition.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Plus you have days off from school that aren't national federal holidays, Cesar Chavez Day if I remember was one.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
How do I finish filling out the profile? Apparently I can't respond to "Bring a plus one" to the party?
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by HaloZero 14y ago
http://www.creditkarma.com/ is a better service for credit reports than freecredit.com
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<HTMLEmbedElement> has no method 'playVideo' Chrome on a mac :/
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Always remember that most of the content on sites involving "user participation" are heavily influenced by a small minority of people (Digg, Reddit, etc) I assume the same holds for Quora.
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by HaloZero 14y ago
Paydirt is within it's full rights not to support IE9 when it's customer base doesn't really use it. The problem is that the author notices most things work (border radius) but doesn't realize that IE9 is missing stuff we expect modern brow
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by HaloZero 14y ago
I own Ivan Ooze and Rita Repulsa facebook accounts. Apparently ooze is fine for a last name
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by HaloZero 15y ago
I'm curious, why is opening external links in a new window a bad idea? Just breaking the flow of navigation?
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by HaloZero 15y ago
Doesn't this mean that all public libraries will just shut down or do public libraries in california have other sources of revenue (federal money perhaps?)
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by HaloZero 15y ago
I think having all that information is fine, but the issue is Zynga just focuses solely on that, they don't try to make games fun. They just make games to make money, even taking out features that are fun to users. So do you measure those m
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by HaloZero 15y ago
I think this is a particular article related to San Francisco, and not the US in general.
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by HaloZero 15y ago
Were the datapoints all from one market (SF Bay Area)? Or across multiple regions in the US?
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by HaloZero 15y ago
I still believe Wikipedia going black would also make a decent statement without causing giant economic losses. They've done it before in Italy, and it worked there.
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by HaloZero 15y ago
Unfortunately it's still not available on Chrome (at least the beta install for it didn't have it?). I think this is a good step in the right direction though I'm not sure entirely if its a great idea to have the developers decide, maybe a

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