Klonoar

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   Show HN: A Foursquare clone written in Django.

   2 points by Klonoar 16y ago|0 comments
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   It honestly depends on whenever the hell my passport comes in. Mind if I just email you throughout the coming month as I know more?
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   Huh. How long is this offer good for, do you think?
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   ...and what's the deal with San Francisco?(venodesigns.net)

   2 points by Klonoar 16y ago|1 comments
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   So what you're saying is... abstraction layers are a bad thing, even though we've been developing them for 30+ years now?
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   This totally freaked me out to see, both as a front-end specialist and someone with the last name McGrath. That said, I actually think it's a pretty slick idea. I've seen a lot of different one-off efforts over in Ubuntu land surrounding th
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   I'd personally be very interested in seeing this code.
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   Yeah, your problem just hasn't run yet, it would seem. We didn't have time to implement running multiple problems at once - currently they enter a queue and wait in line for their turn to get distributed. :( Glad to know you at least got it
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   by Klonoar 16y ago

   Assuming you entered it in the format we take it in right now (separated out, etc), it's just very possible that we're hanging on the backend. We aren't able to touch the thing for a week while it's being judged, so we've had to periodicall
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    by Klonoar 16y ago

    Yeah, we're still musing on this, it's certainly a known point. Besides the obvious method of offering an "opt out" extension (like Google does with their ad/tracking stuff), there's the more ethical pieces to consider - e.g, loading on Mob
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    by Klonoar 16y ago

    Thanks! We're pretty happy with what we've got, but there's still a lot more planned. You're right about the potential to reach more; this is actually where this idea spawned from. Always thought that *@home had too many barriers (having to
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    by Klonoar 16y ago

    Node Knockout was a hell of a lot of fun. Joyent should get mad props for opening up their space like they did (and if you were in the crowd who couldn't make it, try to do so next time, provided they do it again - totally worth it!). My te
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    MapRejuice - Distributed Client Side Computing (Node Knockout Entry)(nodeknockout.com)

    33 points by Klonoar 16y ago|19 comments
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    Opera Mini coming to the iPhone(opera.com)

    5 points by Klonoar 17y ago|2 comments
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    Haha, I always forget you're lurking around these parts. The man speaks the truth, people. ;)
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    Webs.com, right outside Washington DC (Silver Spring, MD). Looking for a front-end developer (HTML/CSS/JS) - email me if you're interested: ryan@webs.com
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    That says nothing, considering this is coded up in an interpreted language (JS), compared to the speed of a compiled language (C/ObjC) on an official iPhone version of Flash, should there ever be one.
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    I've been running my Node.js instances on a shared hosting account at Webfaction. Extremely stable, very easy to set up, very cheap to maintain. It's where I test my builds of Luno, actually. ( http://github.com/ryanmcgrath/luno )
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    Haha, no, that wasn't me, but some coworkers of mine. Awesome people - they work in the more backend side of things, whereas I work on the UI side of things. Good stuff all around. ;D
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    Webs.com is looking for a front-end developer. Strong HTML/CSS/JS skills, located in Silver Spring Maryland. Right on a Metro line, we're essentially at the DC border. Position is in-office, no telecommuting options. :( Anyone interested ca
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    While I heartily support your attempt at feeling significant by coming across as an arrogant prick, my original question was moreso along the lines of "are you guys restricting the featured sites to those using the code you've provided?". I
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    What if we already provide a notice for all IE6 users to switch, just not using your widget? We've been advocating that all users drop IE6 at http://webs.com/ since December. Are you only listing those who've thrown up your widget?
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    Eh, I'll leave it on my PowerMac overnight. Just fyi, I've donated the following browsers... OS X: Safari, Firefox 3.5, Webkit Nightly, Chromium Nightly, Opera 10 beta 2, Shiira, Camino 2, Seamonkey, Sunr
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    I love how this news is at least a week or so old. Nice job, Techcrunch.
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    I can't help but feel like this should be submitted as a patch - anybody know if he's done so yet? I was unable to find anything.
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    by Klonoar 17y ago

    The source code for that page is most definitely not awesome. :(
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    by Klonoar 18y ago

    Was that for reviewing an App, or just accepting you into the actual program?
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    by Klonoar 18y ago

    I dunno, Google seems to have a penchant for re-inventing the wheel when it comes to UI. ;P
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    by Klonoar 18y ago

    You've gotta be kidding me. I'd totally build one of these things if Apple would ever actually respond to me. It's been almost a month - anyone else experience this kind of delay?
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    by Klonoar 18y ago

    _why's made significant inroads in this area since this posting, though. Sure, there's definitely a ways to go, but Shoes is one of the best toolkits I've seen period, regardless of being aimed at children. On the subject of game consoles a