belluchan

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by belluchan 13y ago
Moonshots? Google throws shit on the wall and sees if it sticks. The users who end up with something that doesn't stick get the shaft. The users who got some of the shit early on before it stopped being shit get the shaft (like early A
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by belluchan 13y ago
Use time machine or something like time machine to back up your data. Then you can recover it when Evernote craps up later.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Learning to understand the technobabble is hard even for engineers who aren't familiar with a system. If you're not an engineer the best you can do is hope to understand the cliff notes. And understanding something about the softw
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by belluchan 13y ago
It's interesting, but it's one of those unique things that you can't easily duplicate with other business types.
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by belluchan 13y ago
I'm not sure you actually made a cogent argument I can respond to. The future is whatever we make it to be, and I don't like your vision of the future, and you aren't very good at convincing me to see the merits of what you w
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by belluchan 13y ago
I'm not sure how that couldn't be an argument to break up all the large states. It would just turn the senate into another house of representatives. And it's a weird way to fix the senate if you wanted it to be fixed. You sho
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by belluchan 13y ago
California is a beautiful state and I never want to see it broken up. Joshua Trees, Lake Tahoe, the coast of Mendocino, in fact all of Highway 1, Alpine, Torrey Pines, Russia River, the rocky hills of North County San Diego, Red Woods and B
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by belluchan 13y ago
I'm not familiar with Tornado but I wouldn't rule it out.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Biggest dependency still keeping me back is Twisted, progress: http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/Plan/Python3 It's either that or writing some blocking code or something. No thanks.
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by belluchan 13y ago
No Objective-C was not dead before iOS. A thriving Apple was supporting Objective-C in every way possible, and moving from Carbon to Cocoa. Objective-C is used to build applications for Apple software. It's not a threat to Java, but th
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by belluchan 13y ago
> Vim did win the war; there's still nothing better I'll just put this here for you: https://code.google.com/p/vim/source/browse/src/eval.c Yes that's nearly 25,000 lines of mixed
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by belluchan 13y ago
In no shape or form is the vaunted editorial page of The New York Times going to be let itself used as the president's trial balloon. You've got to be kidding me.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Bring a chromebook and they can then use Google.com to search its contents.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Re/code is a pretty weird name for them. Allthingsd was a mix of Walt reviewing Apple products or comparing non-Apple products to Apple products and Kara's Yahoo! drama column. Nothing about coding, ever. If I'd never read a
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by belluchan 13y ago
You never have to type anything with bump, and you get the entire contact info, image and everything. No way does SMS or typing out an email do the same thing. Even typing in bump into the app store and starting it for the first time to sen
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by belluchan 13y ago
I don't know what to use instead of bump anymore. Kind of sucks it never took off. :(
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by belluchan 13y ago
How did you get CNN to know you exist much less use you? Did you have to tell them about your technology stack or do any kind of stability testing? Congratulations!
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by belluchan 13y ago
I do not wish they would torrent this. People, think about it. Personal, private phone numbers. Why would you want this information? Seriously the comments here make me sad for humanity right now.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Why would you donate to these people? Because they're hurting Snapchat users? What is wrong with the people posting in this thread like this is some kind of good thing? Real people can be hurt by this.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Do not? Why would you help distribute the private information of others? Why?
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by belluchan 13y ago
Looks like they are using WhoIsGuard to protect the domain whois information. The terms of WhoIsGuard[1] include not violating the privacy of others: > defame, abuse, harass, threaten or otherwise violate the legal rights (such as rights
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by belluchan 13y ago
I really liked using your app and am sorry to see it go. :(
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by belluchan 13y ago
This Moore's Law coming to an end meme reminds me of Voyager 1 leaving the solar system. You could just replace the text in the xkcd and it would be just as funny: http://xkcd.com/1189/
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by belluchan 13y ago
The new title is much better.
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by belluchan 13y ago
I learned to type in a keyboarding class in high school in the nineties. I was taught to use the caps lock automatically for instances where there are 3 or more capital letters. I cannot give that up as infrequently as it happens. That is m
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by belluchan 13y ago
People act like their self-identity were dependent on everlasting American super-hegemony. Then trolls like this author come around and push your buttons to make themselves feel important. This author and his stories of futuristic lethal sp
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by belluchan 13y ago
> The world is built on American financial institutions such as World Bank, World Trade Organization. Those are not American financial institutions. The World Bank is an international organization and the WTO's headquarters are in S
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by belluchan 13y ago
> The challenge is how they'll be able to teach folks computer science, when they fail to teach them basic reading and math. And where are the schools failing at basic reading and math? I doubt that if there are students who fail at
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by belluchan 13y ago
It's cute, but negative SEO can lead to extortion. A blackhat actor puts links to your site all over their network of bad content sites and then forces you to pay them to remove their link. A competitor might create bad links to your s
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by belluchan 13y ago
> typing a word five times adds it to the dictionary. That seems terrible. I only want to add words to a dictionary explicitly. Make a typo often enough now you got teh in your dictionary. I turn off autocorrect anyway.

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