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by apgwoz 13y ago
I had completely forgotten about the KIN. In all reality, I was hoping that the Surface would compete and bring Microsoft back in the competition (I hate Microsoft, but I'd hate to see them die off I'm also not a fan of Apple... b
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by apgwoz 13y ago
The author of Real World Haskell has a startup that uses Haskell. I don't remember the exact quote, but it is in part to weed out crappy developers. http://functionaltalks.org/2013/06/10/brian-osullivan-r
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> I can't even write a short bio without feeling like I'm stepping out of line. 150% agree. I had to write a bio when I judged a hackathon last month. It took 2 hours two write, what ultimately became one sentence.
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Applying the Web of Trust Model to Blog Reading(sigusr2.net)
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by apgwoz 13y ago
I've never read all of the poignant guide, though I probably should for entertainment value. But, yeah, I'd imagine that was also an inspiration.
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by apgwoz 13y ago
Picnicmob was a really clever idea. I think I remember that it got cancelled though, which was unfortunate. I like the tutorial though. I'd be willing to bet it's his style and work that inspired the "Learn you a..." boo
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by apgwoz 13y ago
It's things like these that are illegal in a SOPA[0] nation [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Online_Piracy_Act#Autocra...
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Javascript Cryptography Considered Harmful(matasano.com)
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by apgwoz 13y ago
I wrote something similar to hy once before but never finished--was called ruse. I solved the TCO problem with trampolines.
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by apgwoz 13y ago
But, technically, isn't renting an apartment for the month of February (28 days) illegal too, since it's less than 29 days that the Hotel Law stipulates?
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by apgwoz 13y ago
It is of course not always obvious that there is a) ice on a sidewalk. b) that a floor is wet.
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by apgwoz 13y ago
I think you mean a 1/6th...
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by apgwoz 14y ago
Tech Lead at OkCupid Labs (www.okcupidlabs.com) - New York, NY At OkCupid Labs, we're building new products that connect people in love, life, work, and beyond. We assemble as small product teams that work fast, have fun, and ship often. We
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by apgwoz 14y ago
That's not entirely true: http://www.meetup.com/everywhere , though Everywhere is not really intended to be a free replacement to the "groups" product.
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by apgwoz 14y ago
I can name no website that makes migrating away from itself easy. The fact that you can more or less get everything you need to migrate off of Meetup with a couple of scripts is pretty good in comparison. If it's too much trouble as an "ave
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by apgwoz 14y ago
Lock in strategy? The strategy is to foster local community--nothing else. If it would work to not charge money they would. In fact, pretty much the only reason Meetup charges is to ensure organizers have "skin in the game" and as a resul
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by apgwoz 14y ago
I wonder how long before the domain gets seized by ICE, or the owner is arrested and extradited to the US (assuming a non-US owner). I mean, the thought of exposing the truth! The horror !
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New Service Makes Tor Anonymized Content Available to All(wired.com)
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by apgwoz 14y ago
> Don't put so much stock in an online dating algorithm. I wouldn't put so much stock in someone like eHarmony, but OkCupid--sure! Those guys use math! disclaimer: I work for OkCupid Labs.
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by apgwoz 14y ago
I believe infidelity is the leading cause of divorce in the US. I'm sure the typical money problems also rank high.
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by apgwoz 14y ago
How does AGPLv3 or even the GPLv3 harm free software? It's certainly more permissive than MIT with the "do no evil" clause. No one is stopping some dude from taking a large chunk of MIT or BSD licensed code modifying it and then closing i
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by apgwoz 14y ago
Of course large corporations have lots of lawyers to protect against this (and of course they hire enough engineers to rewrite the thing to begin with), which means I didn't illustrate my point very well. The point is that there is potent
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by apgwoz 14y ago
I think you're missing the larger picture here. If someone like IBM or Apple, or Google were to accidentally use a license like this (which is otherwise free ) they could waste millions defending it in court due to some lawsuit. How would
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Why We Have an Open Wireless Movement(eff.org)
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All I wanna know is whether or not Lucas signed first.
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by apgwoz 14y ago
As an ex-Meetuper I can say that theres a diversity of editors in use. Largely Emacs and Vim, but a few eclipse, a few TextMate, and probably a few Sublime users too.
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Why I won't depend on your pre-release software(code.technically.us)
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Fabric not Uniforms(sigusr2.net)
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by apgwoz 14y ago
Didn't work in Firefox for me, but worked in Chromium.
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HAKMEM(home.pipeline.com)
2 points by apgwoz 14y ago|0 comments

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