Harkins

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by Harkins 18y ago
No. You can export reports, but you can't export the hit data itself. If there's a report with the columns ip address, session id, timestamp, url visited, referer, etc. I'll be happily proved wrong. http://www.google.com/support/analytics/
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by Harkins 18y ago
# The 'be good' concept also comes up when we design our products. ... We will make it possible for you to get your e-mail out of Gmail if you ever want to. I'd like to see this applied to Google Analytics, which is nice but has no way to e
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by Harkins 18y ago
If you work at a newspaper, any XML output of any kind is called an API and spoken of as equivalent to, say, the Amazon Associates API.
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Massive scrape of the Twitter friend graph(groups.google.com)
51 points by Harkins 18y ago|10 comments
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by Harkins 18y ago
Check out puppet: http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/ I sort of want to build a startup around making a distro that maintains itself.
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by Harkins 18y ago
There's not redirect trick, the cookies are just set to .github.com. I didn't say anything about JavaScript being disallowed, the cookies are HttpOnly. So I said that you can't do things on the server.
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by Harkins 18y ago
I checked. They're .github.com. Dunno why I was downvoted, I was right.
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by Harkins 18y ago
Except they can never allow you to do anything dynamic on the server or you'd be able to read the HttpOnly github session cookies of anyone logged into github.com itself. Well, they could, but they'd have to move to www.github.com exclusive
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by Harkins 18y ago
It would be some pretty big spaceships that could outpace the birth rate.
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by Harkins 18y ago
HN can be better than funny.
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by Harkins 18y ago
I've read a couple of Godin's book recently, this is pretty much just his tone. It sounds silly in a single example like this, but it works OK as he builds it up over a book. I suppose anyone applying to a position is pretty familiar with h
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by Harkins 18y ago
You mention that it's more expensive than JungleDisk, but you don't say why it's better.
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by Harkins 18y ago
If they're trying to sell themselves as a reasonable alternative (let alone superior), yes, I do.
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by Harkins 18y ago
You are overreating. The second paragraph defines Personal Information to be information that personally identifies you, like your name and contact info.
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by Harkins 18y ago
Please stop posting your spam links here. No one likes your blog.
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by Harkins 18y ago
They did, of course.
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by Harkins 18y ago
Is 7552.29 an interesting and unusual constant or something?
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by Harkins 18y ago
You've got a good suggestion, but why the snark? Did he need to be put down?
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by Harkins 18y ago
Yes, it is not easy to avoid the Ruby version of DLL hell.
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by Harkins 18y ago
By coincidence, I was up until 2 last night getting a Passenger install to work. I'm deploying multiple apps to this new server I'm setting up and didn't want to install gems globally (Rails' version of DLL hell) and had all sorts of fun wi
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by Harkins 18y ago
Given that I copied and pasted it, there's a bug in HN.
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Data Model = Database(mikeomatic.net)
35 points by Harkins 18y ago|21 comments
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Now Do You Know It Works?(push.cx)
1 points by Harkins 18y ago|0 comments
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by Harkins 18y ago
To be slightly more constructive: You have at least one entrenched, successful competitor with lower prices and more features. This proves there's a market, but it means you're also going to have to be good at marketing to succeed. Especial
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by Harkins 18y ago
This is like JungleDisk but at twice the storage price and lacking the GUI or cross-platform clients. The per-transfer and per-storage fee sounds like tarsnap also stores back to s3.
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by Harkins 18y ago
I've had a lot of success with BeautifulSoup. It turns terrible HTML into a usable DOM tree.
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by Harkins 18y ago
Your page titled "How it Works" does not actually include any information on how it works.
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by Harkins 18y ago
I want a word that means "the kind of junk that Digg loves". Maybe "crapp".
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by Harkins 18y ago
Yeah. I have a simple way to find out if Ubuntu is getting slower: 1. How many people are assigned to adding features and making upgrades? What level of authority do they have? 2. Same questions, but assigned to performance monitoring and e
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by Harkins 18y ago
It might be funny if they weren't serious.

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