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by Jarred 15y ago
I don't think this is it --> http://i.imgur.com/y7qWP.png
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Dapper-Dan - Views in Ruby (No HTML)(krainboltgreene.github.com)
2 points by Jarred 15y ago|1 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
I was more so talking about Gnome 3. The titlebar fonts are generally okay, but the way fonts are rendered in web browsers on really any desktop environment in Linux versus how they're rendered in OS X or Windows are considerably worse. I'm
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by Jarred 15y ago
The clean, simpleness is good, but it's looking over the wrong pond for inspiration. Windows 7 has a great desktop experience, and it's whats keeping me from switching over to Linux. Gnome 3 is really close to it though, if not for the font
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by Jarred 15y ago
That's all a matter of perception though, no? Encryption is capable of storing data, therefore it can be used legitimately to do that. Just like most people use fans to cool people down during the summer, but people also use fans on large s
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Apple's Next Thing (iPod) - 2001(forums.macrumors.com)
2 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
Food Inc.
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Does blogging through email produce higher quality content?(blog.jantire.com)
1 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
Most ads are put in a disruptive place, or put out of site. Advertising should be put in a disruptive place, but not in a disruptive way. Google's ads are kind of put to the side and there because they need to make money, not because it act
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by Jarred 15y ago
Advertising is bad because it doesn't positively contribute to the user experience. Advertisements should inform you of something that you either A) Actually want to buy or B) Want to know about. They don't do that.
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by Jarred 15y ago
These trends don't account for traffic increasing to the site (and therefore posts/comments) as time progresses. That makes this less useful.
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by Jarred 15y ago
There's XAML, which brings it down to just three languages (Batch, XAML, and C#), but I would not recommend Silverlight for web applications at the moment.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I don't fully expect you to see this, as there are 40+ comments ahead of me, but I hope I can help you out a bit. I'm a lot like you, I've messed with C#, Python, Ruby, C, C++, Javascript, and several more. I know the syntax of them well-en
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by Jarred 15y ago
Length of time on the front page in comparison to the average length of time on the front page and if that average exceeds by a large amount (150%+) then one can safely assume that the community likes it a lot.
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by Jarred 15y ago
From what I've found on HN is that there is a lot of okay content, and occasionally there's awesome content. This awesome content is the stuff that sits on the top of the front page for a minimum of a day, and can sometimes last a few days.
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Summer Internships in the Bay Area (June)
4 points by Jarred 15y ago|2 comments
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Suggestion for HN: Timeless Posts
9 points by Jarred 15y ago|6 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
This looks exciting, but at this point it seems like it's just a mailing list? The launch page was phrased in a way that makes it sound like as soon as you enter your email, you'll get access to the service.
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by Jarred 15y ago
Testing your hypothesis here - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2520098
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by Jarred 15y ago
That's the point. If you read the 2nd line it tells you that it's testing if it actually would work. That's why I'm not asking for karma.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I think the reason why people consider ideas cheap is if it's just an idea. If the idea is the solution to the problem then that's what makes it a good one. Then again that's just my interpretation of the large amount of seemingly-good star
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by Jarred 16y ago
I think the real successor to torrents was actually its predecessor, and that's binary usenet files. Download speeds are bottleknecked at your own downstream, most providers have SSL support for encryption of everything you download, and th
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Ask HN: What do you develop with?
10 points by Jarred 16y ago|27 comments
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by Jarred 16y ago
An even better question is "Why does it take at least four different languages for database-backed web applications, and why should developing on the web be so much more of a hassle than on the desktop?
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by Jarred 16y ago
You should watch Food, Inc. It talks about that.
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by Jarred 16y ago
Someone should make one of these that runs in your browser, where you literally just click "Share" and it shares you screen and gives you a link to stream it to other people. As in, no screensharing client to run/install, just click Share a
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by Jarred 16y ago
Melatonin's nice, but I can't sleep any more than 8 hours on it (I need around 9.5), and if you sleep less than 8 hours it makes the individual groggy.
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by Jarred 16y ago
How's Venture.io? I almost applied to them but decided that Y-Combinator would be better.
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by Jarred 16y ago
What's the phone number to call?
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Ask HN: Summer Internships in the Bay Area?
76 points by Jarred 16y ago|36 comments

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