JeffJenkins

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by JeffJenkins 14y ago
I'm confused. In the iPad app I clicked time-warner cable, that I didn't have service, and I wanted a temporary pass. And then everything just worked. TWC is my ISP, but I have no cable service with them.
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by JeffJenkins 14y ago
They are definitely going to be in the top tier of S3 (5000TB+). If you do reduced redundancy, it's $3.70/month, $5.50 with full redundancy. There's plenty of room for them to make money there.
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Is this going to break (or make more annoying) all of the things which use zeroclipboard[1] to copy something to the clipboard? 1. http://code.google.com/p/zeroclipboard/
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Ask HN: Resources for Adding Game-Like Elements
1 points by JeffJenkins 15y ago|2 comments
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
I love lean domain search. I found (almost ) metainbox.com there, which was an awesome name for my app. (I actually missed it and stumbled upon it on my own, but I went back and it was there. There are just so many options!)
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The Powerful Hidden Product Search in ShopWiki(qcircles.net)
1 points by JeffJenkins 15y ago|0 comments
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
You probably don't want to switch browsers for this, but Opera has "next page" built in
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
I've implemented a few different versions of getting traces from processes in python. At my last job I eventually settled on one which wrote out the thread states every few seconds to RabbitMQ. Whenever something was up you could just att
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Cerery doesn't do workflows with dependencies, just tasks. This is more like Storm: https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
I've played a lot of games of Catan against the computer on the Xbox 360, which gives stats, and I found that is almost all cases the player who had the most resources (produced - lost/stolen) won. To some extent this makes sense since a be
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An R&D Lab for Transit Tech Tools(theatlanticcities.com)
1 points by JeffJenkins 15y ago|0 comments
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Yes. Sharing is in the near-term road map. Comments are further out (although I'd like to find out if I can somehow pull in Disqus comments or similar for the linked pages)
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll look into those bugs, and I'm glad you like the queue workflow!
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Out of curiosity, why are you using FF 3.x? I don't currently test anything that old, but you're the second person I've run into in the last few weeks who is still using it (the other person was using an Add On which hasn't been updated)
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Thanks! I'll get on the keyboard shortcuts and title text now. I'm not sure why it would be slow since nginx is caching all of the demo pages. About the inbox thing: I wasn't sure what the best phrasing for that would be, but the idea is
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Show HN: FlowFS, a Feed Reader to Keep Your Inbox Clean(demo.flowfs.com)
19 points by JeffJenkins 15y ago|12 comments
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
I had a site I used that feature for, but google took it away like a year ago
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
Also, Tornado, which may be twice as fast: http://groups.google.com/group/python-tornado/browse_thread/...
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by JeffJenkins 15y ago
This seems pretty cool, but is there a way to filter out certain file/folder patterns (or globs) on a per-project basis rather than globally?
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
I desperately miss Outlook 2003, having used a variety of Mac calendaring programs (and dabbling with some online ones). My killer feature for a calender (which Outlook 2003 had) is being able to scroll the "month" view by weeks instead
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
How about using the ratio of points to comments as a signal for articles, and maybe the ratio of up+down votes (i.e. number of votes, not net points ) to sub-comments for comments. This gives you some of the effect of what I think would be
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
This doesn't explaining what's going on very clearly. Small Canadian ISPs are allowed to use the infrastructure of Bell Canada at wholesale rates in order to foster competition. This has been reasonably successful. What has happened now
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CSS Compatibility and Internet Explorer(msdn.microsoft.com)
3 points by JeffJenkins 16y ago|0 comments
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
For the first 18 months, COBRA is available to keep getting the same coverage. Beyond that there are non-employer pools you can sign up for, and also organizations like the Freelancer's Union. You should definitely be expecting to pay a lo
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
While they probably won't get into it too far, Excel is one of the most powerful tools ever developed for non-programmers. It massively increases the productivity of a wide swath of society.
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
I found the key with his waking up early system was that you only fix your waking time, and you stay up (ideally doing something without stimulation close to when you need to sleep) until you're ready to fall asleep within 5 minutes. I got
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
I can't say I really care for the name! But I guess this is better then if they'd chosen "Jeffrey" as their Butler name
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
Is this what all of twitter is like? I tried reading both this and that less ambitious movie titles page and it was really hard.
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
This is a good idea to try, but November and December are weird months and it might not be reasonable in your space to assume they are comparable. I work in comparison shopping where it's really not true. You mentioned A/B testing, and
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by JeffJenkins 16y ago
I suspect that the bigger issue is that the wider range of topics, the fewer hackers will be as a percentage of all users, and that will precipitate a further slide into general news.

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