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ak1394
12y ago
Funny funny funny, are we seeing Russian trolls on hacker news? Yesterdays article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9269760 got me thinking, there were several newly registered users voicing doubts in American Democracy
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12y ago
What's your point?
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12y ago
The original story in Russian, here http://www.svoboda.org/content/article/26913247.html This is a translation.
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ak1394
12y ago
Is that a sarcasm?
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12y ago
It's not quite the same though? I doubt there is a facility somewhere in Ukraine where people are getting paid to peddle government propaganda on the Internet.
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ak1394
12y ago
One huge advantage of serving data to the client app via some API, is not having to worry about clients application state. It greatly simplifies development of any but the elementary webapps.
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12y ago
There was/is a great UI library for J2ME called LWUIT. It arrived pretty late, but it was very good at abstracting the differences of various J2ME platforms (i.e. differences key codes/keyboard layouts, screen sizes and such). ht
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13y ago
Crazyflie from http://www.bitcraze.se/ is pretty cool. I own one myself, and I like it a lot. This is a tiny fully opensource quad which can be flown indoors. Obviously, because of it's tiny size it doesn't fly fo
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15y ago
Have a look at http://build.dojotoolkit.org/ (though I never used it myself, I'm using their command line build tool).
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15y ago
Wow. I guess I'll be shutting down my feature-phone twitter client because of it. It's been in life-support mode for about a year, but I guess that's the end of it.
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16y ago
My favourite format for auth cookies is auth_tkt: http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod_auth_tkt/ it's widely supported, and even if you can't find module for your favourite language, it's pretty easy to implement yourself.
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16y ago
It very much depends on a problem you're trying to solve. For a wide range of tasks Erlang is a very natural fit. In my last two projects (server monitoring solution and mobile twitter client) I used Erlang mostly to cut the development tim
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16y ago
Donated
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16y ago
It's absolutely brilliant. I especially like that it doesn't try to simply re-tell the LOTR from a different point of view, but changes aesthetics of the story as well. While LOTR is 'an epic saga', 'The Last Ringbearer' reads more like an
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16y ago
Wouldn't you think that http://dojotoolkit.org/ might be a good alternative?
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ak1394
16y ago
Is anyone looking for Erlang developer?
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16y ago
Also, thanks for your work on mysql driver, which I happen to use for PavoMe.
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16y ago
I built a Twitter client, with j2me on handsets and Erlang server at the back to handle all communications with twitter and few other services for image hosting, etc. It was my second project in Erlang and was very rewarding experience. Par
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16y ago
Well, my 'Built on Twitter' micro startup (a twitter client for feature-phones) hasn't been quite a success I was hoping for. It has attracted some users, and still hovers somewhere at the bottom of top 100 clients, but after I realized I d
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17y ago
It mentions 3c per message, is it the same price for international messages as well?
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17y ago
I don't know how popular a service like that is going to be. I'm doing something similar at the moment - a combination of Twitter client for j2me phones that beside normal twitter functions allows taking photos/videos/audio recordings and a