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by barkmadley 15y ago
There has been work done to compile haskell into javascript so this might be a possibility in the future. http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/1836 I am sure there is also a project that uses a haskell->llvm->javascript but I can't
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by barkmadley 15y ago
it's definitely being worked on http://www.yesodweb.com/ http://snapframework.com/ http://happstack.com/index.html http://blog.on-a-horse.org/ I am sure there are more.
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by barkmadley 15y ago
I imagine simply assigning your users a unique key as a cookie would get you 90% of the way there. The chances are good that if a person is returning to your website then they are using the same browser. The 10% you miss are cleared cookie
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Yesod Blog: Forms API Decisions, html5 boilerplate and other updates(yesodweb.com)
1 points by barkmadley 15y ago|0 comments
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by barkmadley 16y ago
I think the original mention of the Y Combinator was in reference to "The Y Combinator" [1] which is implementable in hardware. A community website cannot be implemented in hardware because it is not implemented in isolation of the people
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by barkmadley 16y ago
You could always create an auto-tipping plugin for browsers, removing the only downside listed.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
The problem with Dualism, is that we have no way of determining the communication mechanism by which the non-physical part of the mind affects the physical part of the brain, so it is unlikely that one exists at all. If no communication ga
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Yesod Blog: Hamlet, Lucius and Widgets, oh my(docs.yesodweb.com)
1 points by barkmadley 16y ago|0 comments
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by barkmadley 16y ago
Here is a link because ted.com is just as awesome as youtube.com http://www.ted.com/talks/salman_khan_let_s_use_video_to_rein... Also is the youtube video a strange colour red for anyone else?
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by barkmadley 16y ago
MS Word does ask me all the time to restore previous state. Usually because it crashes more often than I close it.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
what is there to get away with?
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by barkmadley 16y ago
Don't specialised browsers like Flock and now Rockmelt get superseded by browser extensions that provide 99% of the functionality? You may not be able to put make a tweet this link button right where you want it but you can get pretty darn
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by barkmadley 16y ago
I personally see $4.95 more often than $4.99 in Australia.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
The 404 is an empty closet. The 403 is a locked bedroom. The error stack trace is someone's vomit on your shoe.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
Seconded. That is what the multi purpose, networked portable device is mostly used for. Communication.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
A bunch of my friends and I have been organising a regular event we call Scotch Guard. It is a time when we come together and bring exotic alcohols to share and sample. I have noticed my gut has receded slightly since attending these event
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by barkmadley 16y ago
vimium is pretty awesome for most websites. I have three exceptions which I would hope that at least one would become default exceptions. http"star"://wave.google.com/"star" http"star"://mail.google.com/"star" http"star"://www.feedly.com/"
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by barkmadley 16y ago
It could be clearer whose historious you are searching. It is mentioned at the top of the page, but the text is tiny compared to what you actually interact with on the page.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
Good form handling code will only attach aa http:// if there isn't one already. It's a shame that so often you find websites which don't handle this correctly.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
The author does a good job of identifying who will find the business model advice from 37 signals unhelpful. The title certainly is sensationalist. A short summary: 37 signals is a B2B. The economics of the B2B model do not translate to a
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by barkmadley 16y ago
intelligent people tend to undervalue themselves while unintelligent people tend to overvalue themselves. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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by barkmadley 16y ago
start ups that use MS products probably don't spend a lot of time promoting themselves on HN. tjoos.com was a start up that used a MS web stack. saasu.com is sticking with their MS based web stack. http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/ is ai
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by barkmadley 16y ago
if what he is looking for is a higher than C++/Java level language, there are plenty of higher level languages that fit the bill and are compiled. Haskell and OCaml come to mind.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
you beat me to it! I should have a prototype working by the end of the week for something similar (but hopefully better as well). It was a learning exercise for me so I didn't really lose any time.
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by barkmadley 16y ago
I already use something like this on a weekly basis for reddit. http://weeklyreddit.appspot.com/ yeah basically you want some sort of digest, unfortunately weekly is often too slow to contribute, so dayly is pretty good. I personally don
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by barkmadley 16y ago
a hacker news rss filter written in haskell that uses redis to store feed information. i've found a few filters that are like "only show feeditems which have 10+ votes" etc. I'm going for something a little more complicated - most popular
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by barkmadley 16y ago
why does your support page take me to getsatisfaction.com instead of an instance of purify?
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by barkmadley 16y ago
it was a clarification of the loot policy. since only backers get loot, its for backers only.