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by asnyder 16y ago
It's somewhat frustrating to me when they continuously say "something that's hard or impossible in other web frameworks is trivial in Lift" . As one of the co-founders and developers of the NOLOH PHP Framework ( http://www.noloh.com ), I k
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by asnyder 16y ago
Whether or not we reach "The Singularity" doesn't matter much to me, I just want us to reach a point where there are hundreds of thousands of nanobots aiding our individual immune system along with preventing degradation of our internal org
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by asnyder 16y ago
I remember playing Spyro, good memories. I think there's a new one out, maybe I'll check it out for old time sake. Thanks for the positive nostalgia
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by asnyder 16y ago
I think they were introduced around 2 years ago. There's lots of buzz on the interweb about whether they'll be kept, right now the consensus is yes, based on T-Mobile's feedback, however, they clearly can't discontinue if you sign up for it
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by asnyder 16y ago
They do, they mirror the contract plans exactly, but are $20 less a month. They took all the "Even More Plus" plans off their website, the information you see is related to pre-paid, and not Even More Plus. You can only get that information
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by asnyder 16y ago
I'm actually curious about the differences in the formats. Is H.264 a better format? If so, does that mean that the web will always choose "free" over quality, if so, is there any incentive to create better embedded technologies, if a "free
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by asnyder 16y ago
That's why T-Mobile's now non-advertised Even More Plus plans are so nice. No contract, pay less per month, and buy your phone outright. If you sign-up in a store you can even get an 0% interest, $0 fee payment plan for your phone, really t
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by asnyder 16y ago
I mean, I dislike PHP as much as the next guy... Wow, this seems so crazy. With all the modern frameworks now available in PHP, and with PHP 5.3, it's possible for your PHP code to be, dare I say, elegant. This group think of disliking PH
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by asnyder 16y ago
Reminds me of OkCupid's blind date: http://www.crazyblinddate.com/ , they're redoing it but the concept was very similar, but for dates.
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The One-Minute Pitch(gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
Excellent extensive ABC news documentary on MDMA, and the false propoanda war against it. Hosted by Peter Jennings. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjvNCijeYlI They even interview former rape victims and the affect it had on them. You'll s
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by asnyder 16y ago
By higher end I mean their T and W lines.They tend to be about $500 - $2000 more than their other lines.
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by asnyder 16y ago
It's not that hard to get a high resolution laptop. For example, the higher end ThinkPads always always offer a WUXGA (Wide Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Resolution) option for up to 1920×1200 resolution.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Yeah, I figured it was, but I wasn't completely clear on it, so I commented.
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by asnyder 16y ago
Unfortunately there's a hard cap on the number of potential users in the world. There's about 7 billion people in the world right now, even if we're generous and suggest that 50% of the population are potential users you're limited to a 3 b
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by asnyder 16y ago
I don't know where you're getting your numbers from for t-mobile: T-mobile usb type mobile broadband plan $39.99 5GB no contract (even more plus webConnect)
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by asnyder 16y ago
Sure, in an ideal world, but I find it very hard to believe that this will come to pass peacefully and in any just matter.
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by asnyder 16y ago
After reading through much of the discussion regarding Matt's many interesting points, it's somewhat troubling that nobody addresses the most obvious problem with the realization of sufficiently good AI. In both cases mentioned, in regards
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by asnyder 16y ago
More and more menial jobs being eliminated by technology. Clearly our current social order is not sustainable.
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For Sushi Chain, Conveyor Belts Carry Profit(nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 16y ago|1 comments
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A New Year's Resolution for the Rich(huffingtonpost.com)
16 points by asnyder 16y ago|29 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
Believe it or not the self-selecting group represented on Hacker News is absolutely not representative of the developer majority. Furthermore, it's very unsettling that even on hacker news there's this prevalent anti-PHP attitude. With the
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by asnyder 16y ago
Every time I read something like this I think about Donald Norman's "The Design of Everyday Things", although it was first published in the 80s, we have yet to fully learn its lessons.
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by asnyder 16y ago
I see, I still don't see an issue. Is there a reason why they can't push text that doesn't fit into another page. I remember when I was younger I did work for a heating company that did boiler inspections in NY. The NYC DOB has specific for
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by asnyder 16y ago
Situations like this make me sad. 1000 characters is not the same as 150 words. It's very easy to strip out punctuation and then count the number of words in a string. Really really careless. I love the quote: Asked why the problem had not
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Common Application Users Find a Glitch(nytimes.com)
36 points by asnyder 16y ago|34 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
I hope that http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/ will update their web interface GUI accordingly.
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Google TV Faces Delays Amid Poor Reviews(nytimes.com)
3 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 16y ago
I'm not so sure about the library vs framework agreement. Many packages that would historically be labeled libaries, now call themselves a framework, making it even harder for the real frameworks to stand out among the clutter.
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A First Timer Directs 'Tron-Legacy'(nytimes.com)
2 points by asnyder 16y ago|0 comments

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