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asolove
17y ago
Actually, just the opposite for someone familiar with Lisp. A friendly editor can rearrange and splice s-expressions very quickly.
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asolove
17y ago
It would be awesome if they posted this in a real text format rather than lots of slides with (sometimes) very small text. I highly recommend the read, very interesting. Their blog has an excellent article ( http://www.hackers-with-attitude
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asolove
17y ago
Although this topic is frequently discussed on HN, and the portion about document stores is well-hashed, I found the tidbit on binary assets/file uploads very interesting, as I had only used disk before.
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asolove
17y ago
Predication: newspapers that move to new media subscriptions (iPad, web subscriptions, whatever) will have better loyalty and stronger relationships with their subscribers than current print papers subscription departments currently have. A
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asolove
17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_planet
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asolove
17y ago
Yes. In fact, it is not limited to third-graders. I once sat in a class of intelligent undergraduates taking first-year Chinese. These were people who could format APA citations on hand-written exams. When asked to write a paragraph in Chin
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asolove
17y ago
Yes. You can apt-get or ports as many well-reviewed opens source packages are you like without problems, but when was the last time you downloaded any Windows shareware/freeware? But for a normal person who wants to make a photo album or bi
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Tell HN: Cofounder wanted for real-time collage app
(adamsolove.com)
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asolove
17y ago
Also note: looking for a cofounder [ http://adamsolove.com/index.php?id=5 ]
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HTML5 real-time collage app: moodboards for web designers
(on-deco.com)
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asolove
17y ago
How does one sign in?
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asolove
17y ago
Design isn't merely taste. That you can't immediately rule out half of them says you don't really know what you want the logo to convey. Some of these logos say "playfully campy," some "serious" and some "5 year old with clipart." We can he
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asolove
17y ago
I always wonder about this and chimera. Anyone know of cases where the right person was set free? http://www.thetech.org/genetics/ask.php?id=23
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asolove
17y ago
In 16th century England, after a book had been printed, someone would go in and draw pencil drafting lines marking the text area and the text baseline as was done before hand-writing a manuscript.
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asolove
17y ago
There are two different phenomena here, one they studied and one you've observed. There are intelligent but different people who experience some social rejection but have their own interests and eventually come around to being accepted afte
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asolove
17y ago
Yeah, you can't just combine two keyboards or the sequencing and modifier keys are off. Isn't it ridiculous that we can make tablet computers but keyboards are still run with this ridiculously old tech? I'm not sure how hard it will be to m
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asolove
17y ago
Awesome idea- I definitely envision a training or keyboard-visible mode with translucent letters showing you where the keys were and some kind of visual feedback of where you were touching.
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Communicating design vision - real-time collage web app
(adamsolove.com)
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The Hacker Handheld--Mobile Computing for Programmers
(adamsolove.com)
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17y ago
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asolove
17y ago
How often do you read a label before switching on a light? I work at a building that has a big panel of them, and I still just flip them on and off until it looks right rather than read the label. When it's a matter of handed-or-maimed, don
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asolove
17y ago
I personally didn't realize this was that inefficient. Can someone give the preferable alternative?
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asolove
17y ago
So now toys can be operated directly by sugar-filled drinks without the intermediary small children? This is what scientists would call shortening the food chain.
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asolove
17y ago
Trying to reorganize the locations in a useful way. Started by country but this raises the problem that Canada - Pacific - Vancouver isn't close to US - Pacific - Seattle in the list. Other ideas?
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asolove
17y ago
See the HN-famous books "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs," "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming," and "On Lisp." The claim is that Lisp is a language at a higher level of abstraction. You will have to study ha
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asolove
17y ago
I have a couple of things up with demos/screens and code available: - A mapping tool that searches for Chinese placenames through about 2500 years of history and shows you when/where that name existed, what level of the administration it wa
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asolove
17y ago
I think the title is wrong. Should read: Don't go if you're planning to get a job as a professor and would mind wasting ten years of your life waiting. On the other hand, if you actually enjoy what you're studying and have any reasonable am
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asolove
17y ago
Miami?
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Ask HN: Hacker news in other languages?
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asolove
17y ago
I understand that this has an "adverse" affect on those who use these programs, but any taxes have an adverse affect on any commerce. Is there a reason why other transactions should be taxed and these shouldn't?
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asolove
18y ago
Come on, can we please stop using the high school test comparison or explain why there are such dramatic differences. The countries listed higher on there tend to have draconian centrally-run school systems which only allow certain portions
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