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babuskov
12y ago
There is, it's called ISO 8601: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 Also: http://xkcd.com/1179/
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babuskov
12y ago
While I agree that having a good CEO is important for any company, it this case SEO would be much more relevant ;)
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babuskov
12y ago
I really don't understand why, perhaps people were mad that you were complaining instead of providing the summary for them ;) One of the reasons why I enjoy HN is that I can read comments first, which works very fast on any device, doe
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12y ago
They are currently focused on extracting stem cells from the fat and using those to repair tissue by injecting the extracted cells directly to the heart. There are complications, because safe way to do it is not very precise and stem cells
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12y ago
TLDR: Scientists discovered that human fat extracted by liposuction contains adult stem cells. Those could be used to repair heart and damaged joints, but since these particular doctors are cardiologists, they want to repair hearts. It is s
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babuskov
12y ago
HN discussion at that time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4081591
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12y ago
Yes. It makes three requests to googleusercontent.com and one to fonts.googleapis.com. It's interesting because the site has gone to some length to host jQuery, Bootstrap and other stuff you could see referenced in HTML source, but CSS
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babuskov
12y ago
The main problem with Replicant seems to be wifi support.
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12y ago
I find it quite interesting that blog post about such topic uses Google API JavaScript which can track you, and link to your Google account that you are reading it and mark that you are interested in such stuff.
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Game Design Guide
(badgeville.com)
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12y ago
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babuskov
12y ago
It depends. Is this your "dream" idea, the one you want to dedicate your life to, or not. If not, I'd take $10M and use it to build that "dream" idea.
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13y ago
Looks like I missed that one. Thanks.
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13y ago
Those translations are rather bad, at least for languages I use. It appears to use the same algorithm as the free translate service. Developers have option to buy professional translation inside Play Store, and some probably do it for mains
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13y ago
To make it easier for him (and others who agree with him), here's a simple question. Name the modules (packages, whatever) that implement password-reset functionality in: 1. Python + Django 2. Node.js + whatever 3. PHP +
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13y ago
Forget about IE. I was amazed that you can get free testing licenses for all versions of Windows. And being able to legally run them on my Linux via VirtualBox. I only have one OEM Windows XP, but need to test IE6-11. Sice there is not way
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Modern IE
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13y ago
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Ask HN: Is there an open source project for geoIP visualization?
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13y ago
Interesting. I guess I do not use it often enough to encounter those issues. Thanks for the link, it's really useful to know this.
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13y ago
Am I crazy for using PPP over SSH for this? I enabled masquerading on the server for ppp0 interface and then I'm doing this on the client: route del default route add -host vps.host gw my_local_gateway eth0 pppd pty &quo
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13y ago
There were guys on Shark Tank with this idea for crickets. They had it all figured out. I can't find the exact episode on YouTube now, but here's the story: http://sharktanksuccess.blogspot.com/2014/03/cr
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13y ago
I got something similar (about $0.11 per click, $0.18 per install) on my Android game: http://bigosaur.com/blog/28-facebook-ads-android-players You need to use the targeting options, otherwise you're wasting money
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13y ago
Brings back the old Gnome vs KDE, Linux vs Windows thing with OK and Cancel buttons ;) See this discussion from 2002: http://markmail.org/message/hpkehtmximjn3cl5
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13y ago
It seems to me that people here are confusing Facebook with companies that have their games and apps on Facebook. They are acting like Zynga has bought it. You could argue whether Facebook is ethical by allowing Zynga and similar to use the
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13y ago
This is my favorite: http://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&que... I tried to track down author to find out if I could license it to use in my games, but failed. Anyone got advice how to do that? Maybe
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13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "saving the broadcasts". Can you give an example? Some 11% of clients are using XHR or JSONP protocols and it it Just Works(tm), I did not add anything special.
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13y ago
For those who didn't know about it, please check Apachetop: https://github.com/JeremyJones/Apachetop I use it for both Apache and Nginx.
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13y ago
Adding a "private message" feature could solve this for all the people who don't want to give a public e-mail in their profile.
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13y ago
Please, please do make this. I have exchanged very useful information with other commenters on HN this way. Sometimes I ask a question in the comments, and it gets answered days later. I go through "comments" in my profile periodi
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13y ago
Interesting, but I'm not using Redis nor MemoryStore. I gave each machine behind HAProxy a different hostname (mapped to the same IP address), and I route the clients in roundrobin fashion to each of those before they open the page wit
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13y ago
I'm not implying it is evil. I just imagined what would the world look like if everyone was doing that.
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