SeoxyS

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   WWDC tickets -- how to solve the supply & demand issue?(kswizz.com)

   7 points by SeoxyS 15y ago|1 comments
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   Opening tickets at 5:30 PST is a huge dick move. I woke up to 3 text messages about WWDC tickets, jumped on my computer and found them all sold out. Now I'm probably going to have to spend twice as much for a ticket.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   Think of it as the message. What does it say about you or your company / product. What does it show your values to be. Etc.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   I would actually love a line à-la reddit that shows the nesting level clearly but subtly.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   The reason it's surprising is both together: that I think it's worth it.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   Sure -- shoot me an email. It's on my profile.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   At first sight, this seems awesome. I've been looking for something like this for a while. However, The homepage seems to be a little sparse in terms of specifics. Before implementing this as a core part of a product, I'd like to know: - Pr
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   Yes, that's the one. I made a couple changes to mine, but it's essentially the same.
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   by SeoxyS 15y ago

   I'm sorry, but this is a perfect example of the difference between design and eye candy. Often, people wonder why I spend $50,000 a year going to design school, when I can learn how to make things that are just as shiny by reading psdtuts.c
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I wonder how SPDY would work in a load-balanced environment. - Should the load balancer use implement SPDY externally and use HTTP internally? - Should internal request be 100% SPDY-only and the load balancer implement both?
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    Sexism(kswizz.com)

    27 points by SeoxyS 15y ago|45 comments
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    What about a voluntary small-fee subscription, something like $3/mo to remove ads and support the community. Works for Instapaper, and even for writers (eg., shawnblanc.net). Often, asking users you've treated well to chip in works fantasti
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    +1 on making Karma comments-only.
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I'm being pedantic, but this is not a server-less pastebin. A server must still serve the HTML page and the javascript used to decode its content. A truly server-less pastebin would use the `data:` URL scheme to encode the html & js scr
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    How about giving writers the respect they deserve and not algorithmically rewriting their work? Has our attention span really gotten so short that we cannot read articles of substance any longer?
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    You're using MacPort's install of Perl, instead of the OSX's default. Edit the shebang in /usr/local/bin/mosh to point to /url/bin/perl. Anyway, that did the trick for me.
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    It kind of blows my mind that patents can possibly be worth north of a millon dollars apiece. How is this possible? How does it make economic sense, especially the idea of buying 800 bundled together instead of picking and choosing the ones
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    Also, don't forget that on-the-fly changes to the .app bundle would break its code signature.
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I think it has to do with the fact that Lisps and functional programming is not something you tend to use to build a whole product on, but rather something to crack the hard nuts with at a higher level of abstraction. For example, at Chartb
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    Should be good now if you reload, right? I've been messing with the javascript trying to add a lightbox and accidentally pushed a syntax error.
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    Thanks, much appreciated. As an aside, I just posted about my redesign and my motivations behind it: http://kswizz.com/post/20668660473/redesign
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    Hey, author here. I just want to explain myself here. My most basic complaint is not that there are a lot of junk apps, nor am I suggesting that Apple remove them from the App Store. I'm merely pointing out that it's a problem, and causes p
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    The App Store, 3 years later: Apple just doesn't care.(kswizz.com)

    73 points by SeoxyS 15y ago|40 comments
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    This is one of the many reasons to use an extension that forces SSL on every website that supports it. It's possible to MITM SSL, but it would throw all kinds of security warnings on the client and prevent this kind of tampering. Note: I'd
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    Apple Doesn't Care: looking back at App Store issues, 3 years later(kswizz.com)

    9 points by SeoxyS 15y ago|0 comments
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I remember seeing this ad (or one similar) in the Draw Something game a few days ago. The context here helps immensely, I think. Draw Something is a game that's about crude drawing, showing an ad that's a crude drawing is the ultimate targe
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I don't really know what to say, except I love you, and this is awesome!
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    I don't quite get how you could see this as anything other than a harmless april's fool prank. This is not homophobia, it's just comedy. Lighten up[1]. [1]: Yes, I read that article on sexism the other week… call me insensitive, but I think
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    This has one major implication: killing ad networks. Or, more specifically, killing ad targeting and CPA. Advertising is not going away. Let's face it, people are just not willing to pay when it comes to the type of games that are popular o
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    by SeoxyS 15y ago

    As a side project for the office, I spent quite a bit of time making a letterpress inside-joke parody poster for the chartboost office: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150768369153169 I carved the negative for the crown and bott