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alemhnan
13y ago
It's not mine but I already contacted the author, hopefully he will get on track in time! :) (I was actually thinking to suggest him to build that in angular! :) )
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Angularjshub
(angularjshub.com)
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alemhnan
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Definitely true. What I really enjoyed was the different strategy compared with the other solving robots. The other robots were usually able to perform the whole spectrum of operations supported by the cube. In these case they selected a su
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Robot solving a rubik's cube in 1 second
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Tessel reaches founding goal.
(dragoninnovation.com)
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alemhnan
13y ago
and yet they (somehow) managed to do that anyway: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRB-woVjlFY
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Migration from Rails 2 to Rails 4
(blog.beanstalkapp.com)
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[Randall's Blog post about 'Time']
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alemhnan
13y ago
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel.stable/58049/focu... 'Come to the dark side, Sarah. We have cookies.' -- Linus
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alemhnan
13y ago
To me is quite a deal breaker so far. The code on our website with Amail is really really more simple (no template engine for instance). And they give you out of the box a ton of analytics (geolocalization, bounce, click, open) even for sin
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Transactional Email with AlphaMail
(amail.io)
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alemhnan
13y ago
well, sure it is right now because we are not able to do so yet. But there is a lot of research in computer science trying to do made that statement less over! :)
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JS strict mode (and fancy gifs)
(geelen.github.io)
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alemhnan
13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_satiation
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alemhnan
13y ago
We could push a step further: "EMail Server as a service for common people". Somehow like http://instantserver.io/ . Or like Heroku: you create your "managed" mail server with a click.
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"The Pace of Modern Life" [or (not so much) historical memory]
(xkcd.com)
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13y ago
I've actually a different experience so far. For example in 2009 they flattened the price of sms [ http://www.telecoms.com/10693/europe-cuts-costs-of-sms-data-... ].
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alemhnan
13y ago
If I recall correctly he did mention that somewhere in a post blog.
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alemhnan
13y ago
Hey mtowle, Alessandro from CoffeeStrap. The idea is exactly what you have said. We are still tuning the format so to deal with different levels of languages. So far for example here in San Francisco we have a lot of people willing to lear
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alemhnan
13y ago
Genuinely thanks for the good luck. Day by day we are figuring out things over things. We got some attentions in this past months and we'll definitely need advise in a lot of fields. Hopefully you will hear from us again in future! (still
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13y ago
That's a good question, I was too almost to the burning point. But honestly I still have to figured out which was the problem or which solutions we could adopt. I have that slight belief that there is a more general pattern over there, not
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13y ago
Hey asr2bd, Alessandro here from CoffeeStrap. I think that research in the field of web application & Co could, and should, be done way more than today. The whole architecture of the web is incredibly complex and we are using tools that
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14y ago
That's awesome. Think about it, if we were able to extract the meaning (what it does and under which assumptions) of the algorithms on SO we could use them as an API. You declare "what you need" and which assumptions and you just made a cal
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"Ah yes, the tragedy of studying computing to the exclusion of everything else. Graduates with computer science degrees have an in-depth understanding of... text editors." That makes a lot of sense. To me is that because we are using "langu
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alemhnan
14y ago
My take is that one of the main improvements in programming languages will be to reduce the gap between domain experts and programming experts. Now we should face three cases: 1) the programmer needs to learn the domain; 2) the domain exp
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14y ago
Sure thing! In a bit it will be there!
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14y ago
It's actually a wonderful place. Nice and calm. There is one grocery store, one small pub (or as you want to call it) and an avenue centre. A lot of lawns. Whenever you want the busy mood of the city in 15-25 minutes you are the Transbay te
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Wonderful suggestion the Turkish one. As soon as the wave of HN fade we are going to deploy the fixes and add the new language. For the Google login, the login process has still some problems here and there. After the login we don't have, y
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alemhnan
14y ago
ok, after that comment (and the others about that) we: - laughed quite a bit; - decided to change the gender symbols; Totally right.
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alemhnan
14y ago
Dho. Sorry about that. We built CoffeeStrap in 4 weeks and we do not have tested extensively everything. Totally our mistake!
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