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by bisceglie 17y ago
true. but i would love to see the community work with this, to keep the quality up. but at the same time, i'd consider myself anti-over-moderation, and optimistic enough to wish for self-government (through social interaction). though no
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by bisceglie 17y ago
i like the idea of exponential delays for deeply nested comments. i wonder if there is a more direct way to force people to take their time in writing replies. maybe a timer on how long a reply textfield is active (i know, full of flaws, bu
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by bisceglie 17y ago
must be great for twitter to have an entire blog donating such vast resources for QA. i'd read the article, but TechCrunch is currently (and probably will remain) mapped to localhost in my /etc/hosts
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by bisceglie 17y ago
doesn't quite look ready for prime-time... but it's something for which i've been waiting to see, with no time to build it myself. firebug 1.4 should also be awesome when the beta drops (hopefully soon?).
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FireDiff - track changes to a page's DOM and CSS(incaseofstairs.com)
48 points by bisceglie 17y ago|11 comments
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Making Wireless M2M Easy (video)(digi.com)
1 points by bisceglie 18y ago|0 comments
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by bisceglie 18y ago
yes! lifestreams offer a much more useful abstraction than the desktop metaphor. i'd really love to see a lifestream OS/filesystem... unfortunately, it doesn't seem likely to come about in any consumer-friendly realization, at least in the
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Getting past the pie chart(seedmagazine.com)
2 points by bisceglie 18y ago|0 comments
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by bisceglie 18y ago
i'd rather educate than be misinterpreted. the term 'hacker' best describes me and what i do. i'm not [just] an engineer. i'm not [just] a designer. i'm a hacker. hacker has a real, defined meaning. the media and popular interpretation be d
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by bisceglie 18y ago
not to cut teeth here, but the 'fag' analogy doesn't really hold up. no matter how you swing it, the term 'hacker' relates to technology (hardware, software, wetware, whatever). in this case, 'fag' has two very different meanings. i'm remin
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by bisceglie 18y ago
flagged because snydeq seems to be an infoworld.com employee. 210 submissions, all to infoworld. take this shit to reddit.
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by bisceglie 18y ago
don't really agree. RMS has his quirks, sure. but he also has balls, and strong morals. and he's a brilliant hacker. i find him a nice relief from the passive aggressive personalities in the hacker mainstream... not to put myself too much i
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by bisceglie 18y ago
as terse and glib as this post is... i think it should be obvious he means Richard M. Stallman... given the context, and that this is hacker news...
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by bisceglie 18y ago
i see this as a flaw in modern operating systems. the LifeStream OS concept dealt with this rather nicely, providing a document-centric, time-oriented file system, but also allowing for versatile meta-data to aid in classifying objects and
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by bisceglie 18y ago
learn both. get comfortable with both. i don't see SVN being abandoned, and a lot of companies/projects use it. i like GIT over SVN, but am glad i'm comfortable with both.
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Processing 1.0 released(shiffman.net)
9 points by bisceglie 18y ago|0 comments
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by bisceglie 18y ago
I thought the post would touch on the drama and politics that have come up in the past year. I'm relatively new to ruby (~2 years) - and this might just be a community thing that every language eco-system cycles through... But regardless, I
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by bisceglie 18y ago
Did someone say Archigram? Walking cities in the near future?
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by bisceglie 18y ago
my point exactly. weak, superficial attempt at political correctness.
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by bisceglie 18y ago
use of 'she' as a gender-neutral pronoun is bullshit counter-sexism... think reverse racism...
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DC’s Apps for Democracy: Helping Coders Help the Man(impublished.org)
1 points by bisceglie 18y ago|0 comments
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TheNewVote(thenewvote.com)
5 points by bisceglie 18y ago|4 comments
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by bisceglie 18y ago
that would be useful if this article was about Rackhost.
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by bisceglie 18y ago
The course is definitely worth it. Tufte is a great speaker, and watching how he presents ideas, evidence, etc is a valuable experience. The books are supplemental to the talk, and they end up feeling more like development materials to be e
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How to Not Meet Girlz(flickr.com)
1 points by bisceglie 18y ago|0 comments