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by Rantenki 16y ago
I wish I could have learned programming with Javascript. Imagine all those kids learning JS/jQuery first, and having an implicit understanding of callbacks/evented programming from the beginning. <sigh>. Some of those kids have a ma
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by Rantenki 16y ago
Steps: 1. Learn to come up with your own ideas. 2. ... 3. Profit!
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by Rantenki 16y ago
Repost. Also, retarded. If you only had to have one power tool If you only had to have one user If you only had to read a single book Perhaps the OP should look for a new line of work; perhaps one doesn't require so much... learning...
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by Rantenki 16y ago
Disclosing ID and verifying it are completely separate issues. Also, the information leak here causes problems for more than just the credit card company; the data transferred in plain opens up the possibility of more than plain credit card
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by Rantenki 16y ago
How is it surprising that when a company has to hire out from the global talent pool, rather than the local one, they have to pay a premium? If the local talent pool were that good (and hence worth the $$$), they wouldn't need to look outsi
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by Rantenki 16y ago
It is possible that somebody did, however, it would have been a data entry mistake.
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by Rantenki 17y ago
It is dangerous to document, especially publicly, your discovery of a pre-existing patent on your project. You may open yourself up to treble damages. For this reason, it can be dangerous to research patents on your concept. IANAL; however
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by Rantenki 17y ago
... And in related news; inflammatory and misleading articles get promoted on HN! Who knew!?
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by Rantenki 17y ago
This kind of change can make a huge difference for two big reasons: 1. Fewer RTT means lower page load times, which are outlined above. Users notice this stuff, esp. when you have a keepalives off, and each little chunk of ajax/css/js/img
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Python++ MongoDB, sure. Turbogears?
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Productivity denial of service attack for OCD sufferers.
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Because they walk a small part of an index to figure out how many hits there _probably_ are. Geez; you think they actually count a giant left join on the internet? Also: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2004/11/26/SearchSort
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Two hours old (albeit on a Sunday), and the only thing in this post is the sound of crickets chirping. I have been learning Clojure, and the lack of responses is a bit of a surprise. Perhaps #clojure on freenode will get more responses?
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Packagekit allows LOCAL users (who already have been given an account, by definition) to install software. More to the point, LOCAL users are likely to consist only of a single user, ie: the owner of the machine, in a the vast majority of i
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Especially considering how much his language goals and appearance resemble Erlang (which itself borrowed period termination, among other things from Prolog, so it is probably a common root thing).
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by Rantenki 17y ago
I think you should probably contact #VHS to see if they are interested, what they have learned (they are currently running and in the black), and to gauge interest. http://vancouver.hackspace.ca/doku.php In short, there seems to be plenty
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by Rantenki 17y ago
I have built several twisted apps which are in use in production environments, including web and jabber/xmpp apps. I love twisted, and use it whenever possible... ...and I agree completely with the op. Twisted is powerful, flexible, well ar
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by Rantenki 17y ago
I am shocked, SHOCKED I say, that nobody has brought up FapWS3 -> http://github.com/william-os4y/fapws3 , which runs about twice as fast for a "hello world" bench as Tornado, and wraps libevent for the async socket handling. As an add
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by Rantenki 17y ago
You want to read a mathematical proof about computability, and you need somebody else to gunzip it for you first? LOL!
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by Rantenki 17y ago
I fail to see how Google mispricing impressions is the fault of the Hizook admin. Google already modifies the payout on clickthrough using a completely opaque system. If that system cannot handle traffic spikes, they shouldn't be defaulting
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by Rantenki 17y ago
The author claims almost immediately that: "Taleb’s style is to severely criticize experts and authorities--lots of 'morons', 'idiots', and 'fools' out there--while implying that both he and his reader or listener are exempt from their many
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by Rantenki 17y ago
Then you were hanging with the wrong people.
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by Rantenki 17y ago
If only there were only some way to add more routers to the internet! Oh the humanity!