JustAGeek

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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Maybe there should be something explaining how exactly it works. I'm not going to click on that green button which apparently already logs me in via Twitter and might already tweet to my followers with something a la "I've just joined Starf
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Thanks everybody for the suggestions!
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Thanks will check them out! :)
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Maybe it could've occurred to you that I don't know Prolog yet, thus my post here. :P
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Ask HN: Good books to learn Prolog?
10 points by JustAGeek 17y ago|13 comments
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
I also think that this list isn't very convincing. What I don't get, if Robert Martin uses TDD, why doesn't he simply list those "real" projects (real as in projects for clients) , he's worked on?
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
You know, this is yet another thing why I really hesitate to start hacking for the iPhone, there are just so many hoops to jump through and being used to developing web apps this beta process just sounds insane... I wonder why so many peopl
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
That is a very, very superficial comparison. Half of the contras for MySql (the ones referring to MyIsam) don't really apply, since you simply use InnoDB if you need those features. So it's no real help in deciding which DB to pick...
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Is Netscape really that good of an example for Duct Tape Programmers at work? Granted, they got a killer application out that was succesful for quite some time but considering the following events, that is, Netscape figuring the codebase go
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Thanks for posting! Great look into game physics as well as iPhone game development.
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
I can confirm that, I own a computer games-focused site and our peak is on the weekend, too, with Sunday being the busiest day.
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
"Growing a Business" by Paul Hawken - hands down one of the best books on starting a business I have read. Don't let yourself be scared away by the release date 1988, the advice in there is timeless. Lots of the author's advice can still be
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Well, all those bugs seem to be related to apps written in PHP but not related to PHP itself - other than at some places making it confusing for beginners to know what to use. And if there are many bugs in apps this is also correlated to th
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
I agree with more or less with what you said but a downside of PHP is not security vulnerabilities, that's really just a myth. I can't remember the last vulnerability which could be directly attributed to PHP as a language. Sure, there are
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Haven't had the chance to play around with it too long but by the looks of it, it's a nice release. Alone that you can turn off the "Use a CDN"-check is worth upgrading. You can of course also turn off any other check to create different cu
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New version of YSlow Possibility to turn off certain checks(developer.yahoo.net)
2 points by JustAGeek 17y ago|1 comments
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by JustAGeek 17y ago
Thanks but I already know that book. It's great yet I'm specifically interested in real code bc a book and real code is probably something very different... ;)
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Ask HN: Open Source projects consisting of Beautiful Code to improve hacker skills?
5 points by JustAGeek 17y ago|2 comments
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Very useful! Added to the links I visit every morning. Thanks a lot for this webapp!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Voted up bc I'd like to know, too. I'm also in the process of finding a name and so far it's been both painful and fruitless. I've tried to look for Greek and Latin names but most of those I tried were already taken. I even used a Hawaiian
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
You can send me an email to kiltec{a t}gmx.de
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Cool, I'll contact you soon, thanks!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Great will check it out, thanks!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Well, what about those who already _are_ my followers? Wouldn't they see each and every of those group tweets?
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Totally forgot identi.ca! Will probably be one of the things to consider when deciding for a final solution! Thanks!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Ah, cool, will check it out later!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Thanks, that indeed seems to be what I need - except that I couldn't quite understand whether the people I want to share with also have to register at koollage.com or they could simply subscribe to a RSS feed. And then, it's of course a bit
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Ah, looks like I misunderstood the name "Rooms" I was under the impression it was some sort of discussion forum and thus didn't even followed that link. Will check if it's that's what I need, thanks!
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Well, I guess I'll bookmark it and testdrive it once it's back. Thanks! :D
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Hm, hard to tell from their homepage and they don't offer a tour or something. But it looks more like a tool to somehow create personalized homepages.

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