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by adatta02 17y ago
doesn't Adobe all ready have a LLVM backend to target the iPhone from ActionScript3?
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by adatta02 17y ago
what sort of data would you want access to? the urls discovered by topic or more like the clicks/url (since thats available from Bitly)
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Ask HN: Review Bitme.me - rank urls with Bitly(bitme.me)
16 points by adatta02 17y ago|5 comments
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by adatta02 17y ago
being passed out for a 20+ flight to Asia sounds good to me :)
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by adatta02 17y ago
I think he was referring to the students difficulty in "expressing" themselves in code. In the same fashion non-native speakers have a hard time expressing ideas in a foreign language. For example, I know I want to ask for another beer but
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by adatta02 17y ago
we've all seen how well voice chat works on say multiplayer console games...no thanks.
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by adatta02 17y ago
I don't like it either. Doing this without any context is creepy and a little un-nerving. People would probably go to some length for $1000.
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by adatta02 17y ago
I'm in Boston and I agree, Yelp is pretty much the de-facto real world review site.
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Ask HN: Finding good interns?
3 points by adatta02 17y ago|3 comments
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by adatta02 17y ago
the biggest problem with flash sockets is the insane security policy file business.
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by adatta02 17y ago
I got the impression that in a lot of big organizations they just get automatically added by the email client. The funniest by far is when you get a forwarded email with one of those signatures in the footer.
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by adatta02 17y ago
would probably lead to some pretty crazy GPU/CPU rigs. especially if the CPUs were "aware" that workloads could be offloaded to the GPU.
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by adatta02 17y ago
http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=bush+league&l1=
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by adatta02 17y ago
Another thing to consider is physical disk i/o. I know on our VPS (its not hosted with one of the big guys), if one of our VPS "neighbours" does something IO heavy like importing a big MySQL database they can basically bring our VPS to a cr
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by adatta02 17y ago
It seems like the real shock to the world markets was that Abu Dhabi stood quiet instead of immediately stepping in to guarantee at least some of the money. It happened before http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123532630416442781.html so why
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by adatta02 17y ago
HBO
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by adatta02 17y ago
people always butcher the camelCasing on our company name. It's supposed to be Setfive but people will often write SetFive or Set Five. good thing the bank really doesn't care.
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by adatta02 17y ago
well a Porsche might be a poor example because its an easily recognized symbol. what about two men entering a trendy club and one is dressed in an off the shelf suit and a $20 watch while the other is wearing a suit that costs as much as so
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Ask HN: HN for mainstream news?
2 points by adatta02 17y ago|2 comments
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by adatta02 17y ago
I've always been interested in truly alternative captcha designs. I like the "math problem" idea or even something crazier like reading the time of an analog clock?
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by adatta02 17y ago
I have trouble finding interesting and attractive girls to go drinking with ;)
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by adatta02 17y ago
PHP's closures are abhorrent. The syntax is partly the problem but also the fact that functions aren't first class objects in PHP.
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by adatta02 17y ago
I wonder how this gets such detailed information about network and DOM events without injecting debug signals into the browser binaries?
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by adatta02 17y ago
would probably be a lot of work for you. I mean the cheapest slices over at Slicehost are $20/mon and that should be pretty decent for experimentation puporses. Granted 256mb of RAM isn't a lot but hell I managed to get Firefox to start...
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by adatta02 17y ago
I guess we should find a cheap fab plant and start selling these to hobbyists?
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by adatta02 17y ago
it sounds like Jaxer has a build of SpiderMonkey running inside it which provides server side JS support.
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by adatta02 17y ago
Selenium RC starts Firefox instances though which means I'll have to be running a X11 server on our CI box. I actually gave this a whirl with Xvfb but it still uses tons of memory.
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Ask HN: Scriptable command line browser?
17 points by adatta02 17y ago|19 comments
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by adatta02 17y ago
no kidding. I'm running Ubuntu Jaunty and I still can't get decent drivers for my Radeon X1550
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by adatta02 17y ago
I'd be more interested in seeing these techniques applied to Javascript that is coded up with a framework (say jQuery for arguments sake). For example, what is the performance penalty of: var arr = [1, 2, 3]; for(var i=0; i < arr.

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