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by alexbosworth 16y ago
Good idea - now it does that.
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Hi HN, try my app for Twitter organization (HTML5 browser required)(tweetbe.at)
12 points by alexbosworth 16y ago|7 comments
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Hey HN, I made a site to show trending topics from HN users(tweetbe.at)
2 points by alexbosworth 17y ago|0 comments
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More Web Inspector Updates(webkit.org)
43 points by alexbosworth 17y ago|14 comments
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My Notifo (YC W10) app - Notifications for conversions(alexbosworth.net)
4 points by alexbosworth 17y ago|0 comments
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Amazon S3 has recently started to come under the block here, which is making Shanghaiist not work for me - their static CSS files are served direct from S3 buckets.
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Yep good points - in the code I abstracted vanilla followers to just be another list, but I think almost everyone considers their followers to be something really different than a list.
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I like their API - been using it in http://tweetbe.at/ to bulk follow or list everyone who references a url
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I hit this bug on deleting list members for a new app I'm working on. I only hit it when I switched to OAuth The issue is that in DELETE spec it isn't specified how to issue params, so in the OAuth case they only accept GET params - in the
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You can't parse [X]HTML with regex.(stackoverflow.com)
14 points by alexbosworth 17y ago|1 comments
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I often like to add a little note to my RT to say what I think about it, hopefully the API is just a flag and I can still do this and be compatible with the system.
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I'm in Beijing for fun and frugality - it hits on #1 but it is getting more expensive Many many things here are an order of magnitude cheaper than they are in the states
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Bots are allowed on Twitter - that's fine with me (@beijingair is a very cool twitter bot) But Twitter should make applications mark themselves as such to let tools filter out auto tweets (imo twitterfeed should count as a bot)
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Why oh why did I ever think anonymous editing wouldn't be ruined by spam? Thanks for helping to ruin SWiK you bastards :(
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
super size me did include a guy who ate mcdonalds every day for decades and was perfectly fine
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Ooh the shake shack - when I was last in NYC I had to wait like 2 hours in line for a burger there, but it was worth it
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I've heard that Firebug has a new maintainer, and has a very large and complicated code base - which has led to many bugs in the new release. Unfortunately there is no good alternative to Firebug, since it's been so great for so long no one
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Bing's Viral Video for the Chinese Market(buzz.youku.com)
1 points by alexbosworth 17y ago|0 comments
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
It's way too easy - #beijing is full of spam and reporting it via block or @spam seemingly doesn't help I've been working on a tool to solve this problem for myself where I can mute bad users or only show known good users : http://tweetbe.
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
Apple?
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
I write my blog on tumblr and am not aware of any length limit there either
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
"We did not find any results for microsoft." not terribly impressed...
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by alexbosworth 17y ago
It also means pancake and cold, make of that what you will edit: post dictionary lookup, 冰 (bing) is cold as in ice cold or ice itself. there are a lot of other meanings too: military, merge, third, bright - all depend on intonation of bing
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
Not quite every see Disco 69165A, 691650 many others It's a clever idea though, kind of like colr.org
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
We've had this music search engine here for a while, the catalog is fairly limited though.
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
Bill Gates and Buffet don't live that swanky a lifestyle considering the size of their wealth, and the amount they have pledged to charity is unprecedented.
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
This is pretty link-baitey even for Techcrunch let alone Hacker News Ford's current CEO Alan Mulally is actually pretty good - I met him when he was still director of engineering for the 777 - under him Ford has made some good moves, such a
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
yeah, look at starbucks - they offer a service, but they've standardized the experience and packaged it into a product. I think the key is replication, not service.
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
I can get nytimes in Beijing. It's useless reporting on this stuff as it changes all the time and even from connection to connection.
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by alexbosworth 18y ago
Looks slick but the algorithm is about as accurate as bad-word filter: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001176.html

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