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by arnorhs 17y ago
I think that's a rhetoric argument. You could argue that just about any story was deeply interesting or a sign of some bigger underlying trend. I think the rule of thumb should probably be 1-3 stories about none-hacker/startup related post
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Is this article still relevant? It's from 2005, isn't it? I wouldn't know since I'm not a rails guy
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by arnorhs 17y ago
The main argument of this article seems to be that it is not fun to spend time on what you should be doing... Actually, if you have two options, one is something you should be doing, the other something you shouldn't, both are fun. Personal
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by arnorhs 17y ago
nice. I don't 100% understand it or how you would use it and why you would use it and not just write jquery code and structure it logically,... but then again I'm constantly finding my jquery code to slowly becoming big and using global var
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I personally think Amazon's pretty fugly I also find myself scrolling around and looking for stuff alot on amazon - too much recommendations and stuff...
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I wouldn't consider 2advanced to be a company that's good at UI... They're good at flash, I guess
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by arnorhs 17y ago
They're actually using dreamweaver. I didn't think anybody serious about HTML/CSS/Javascript used dreamweaver. I mean, it's a good product in it's own strength, but I wouldn't use it as a text editor.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
That's a cool idea. The problem with it, though. Is that you'll have to change all your accounts and profiles to this e-mail, then the password reminders etc, come to this address. This address would then become, probably, the most importan
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Wow, wonderful idea. I wholeheartedly support this and I hope at least some sites will implement this.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Maybe just show the best deals, no matter if they're close to me or not ? :)
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Ok, well then it's reasonable.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Looks nice, but goddamn... These things are always US-only...!! And I'm not talking about the language. If some startup would actually make anything , literally anything that was global, I'm sure it would get a segment of a market that n
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by arnorhs 17y ago
It's not working for me at all. Am on google.co.in (India) and I also tried switching the domain in the javascript path.. didn't work. I think it's just working in the US... annoying when the posts always fail to tell you about that.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
"Firefox cannot find the server at www.sharedsquare.com"
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by arnorhs 17y ago
It's pretty good. Nice that it's PDF files (at least, the only search results I got for my query (memcached) was PDF files) 'Amazing' is a very strong word.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Heh, I can imagine that it must have been a shock! I've been traveling through India for the last few months and at first I had a really hard time haggling. Westerners feel guilty and have all kinds of emotions fixed to this process, while
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Wow, accurate and a great reply. Thanks a lot.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
A better alternative might be just to list the name of the country the users's IP address is originating from, in no input field, just as text - with some button or method of changing it - that could bring up a nicely organized/filterable c
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I would love to be able to get my upvotes (stories/comments separate) in an RSS feed somehow... Not at all an API, but since we're on the subject. I like reddit's format, where you can add .rss to almost any url and it returns the same resu
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I can't believe people are still using these terms, like 'making 0 dollars off of pirate bay' -- That's like saying a free newspaper doesn't earn any money from giving the paper away. It's a argument people often make that are so entwined i
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I'm very interested but don't get it. What does it do and how does it work.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I have to question some of the questions, like this one: "37. Often you prefer to read a book than go to a party" So, the question seems to be finding out if you like to do stuff on your own, rather then going to a party, but it mentions so
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by arnorhs 17y ago
As a musician, I hope they go bankrupt as soon as possible :)
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by arnorhs 17y ago
It's good for grandparents though
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Another fine evidence of how bloated Oracle is. Sorry, that's just my opinion. Why would you want to be able to do something like this in your datastore? Maybe a database-admin really wants to be a programmer?
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I agree that it is ultimately disrespectful to the people attending, but on the other hand most of them have come just to look at you in person, see you talk (about anything really) and don't really care what you talk about or how well you
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by arnorhs 17y ago
"I'm a nobody" in the end was really funny to me, because those other "somebodies" (farmville developers) were really also nobodies no 99.999999% of the people in the world. I bet even the people who play farmville don't give a damn either.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
"It's easy to retroactively give a positive interpretation to any life choice" It's not only easy, the brain is probably very eager to do this all the time, so that we'll feel the last 5,10,20,50 years of our life wasn't a complete waste of
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Is he asking for our approval of him buying that Lincoln Continental? And why is that risky? Might not be dead-center-mainstream.. but a lot of people still buy old cars like that. Maybe people around him feel strangely about it since it mi
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by arnorhs 17y ago
And also for maps.google.com, the interface is way too big in my opinion.

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