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by bittersweet 15y ago
I did this as well, it seems very obvious but it's a great insight in human behaviour.
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When "minimal viable product" doesn't work(sethgodin.typepad.com)
2 points by bittersweet 15y ago|0 comments
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Charm: Cure Customer Support Fatigue(charmhq.com)
2 points by bittersweet 15y ago|0 comments
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by bittersweet 15y ago
Just like the author of this blog post I was inspired by the MVC mini profiler and started a Ruby gem that has some very very basic functionality at the moment, you can find it here: http://github.com/bittersweet/stopwatch It just shows t
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by bittersweet 15y ago
As a Vim user I've been happy for quite some time now with Vimium. Being able to navigate with speed and select links and elements like forms had made browsing with the keyboard quite enjoyable for me. Together with ShiftIt for window resiz
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by bittersweet 15y ago
I've been hacking away on Obj-C and more specifically MacRuby and did some basic stuff with GCD already, using the async queueing system. The distributed enumeration sounds interesting, could you point me in the direction of where I can fin
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by bittersweet 15y ago
I'm trying this out at the moment (14 pt S DZ) but the current line marking in VIM for example looks weird because there is more whitespace on the bottom of the characters than at the top. Other than that it is a welcome improvement to Menl
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by bittersweet 15y ago
Yes of course some of it is because of clearance issues but this track is not coming out on purpose. You can find it here if you are interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbSUhryvC3Q I agree, whitelabels are the best! I have a coupl
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by bittersweet 15y ago
I've experienced this a lot while going to Dubstep parties, there are a lot of DJs that indeed have those special ocassion records laying around. First party I went to a DJ called Skream played a track, later I found out it's one that he wo
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by bittersweet 16y ago
This one is not OSX specific though. I've tried it and can not get used to it even though I'm a VIM user at heart. I think not seeing the mode I'm in was tripping me up.
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Using client-side storage, today.(hacks.mozilla.org)
36 points by bittersweet 16y ago|3 comments
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by bittersweet 16y ago
Is anyone using this yet? It sounds interesting enough but it seems there is a waitinglist already.
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by bittersweet 16y ago
Very nice, this is an awesome way to get introduced to a (for me) new technology, I didn't have any experience with geospatial work before so this is a great way to visualize it. Now I'm thinking of ways to use this!
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PushState + ajax = pjax(github.com)
46 points by bittersweet 16y ago|8 comments
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DataStax couples Cassandra with Hadoop(theregister.co.uk)
4 points by bittersweet 16y ago|1 comments
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by bittersweet 16y ago
This seems interesting and a lot less 'illegal'. There has been 1 arrest so far that I know of, a 16 year old kid from the Netherlands has been arrested for being a part of the MasterCard DDoS. [0] [0] http://tweakers.net/nieuws/71259/poli
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Jasondb(jasondb.com)
7 points by bittersweet 16y ago|1 comments
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by bittersweet 16y ago
I have pretty bad eye-sight and experienced something like this when I was younger, although I don't know if it's the same principle. I had on swimming goggles and the moment I went underwater I had perfect vision in both eyes.
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UPS delivers at 11.22MB/s(blog.boxedice.com)
1 points by bittersweet 16y ago|0 comments
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by bittersweet 16y ago
A license code, are you going yo try and monetize this? It's a tough market because you have things like sprinkle [1] that does exactly the same. 1 http://github.com/crafterm/sprinkle
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Where Realtime Worlds went wrong (3 part series)(lukehalliwell.wordpress.com)
2 points by bittersweet 16y ago|0 comments
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by bittersweet 16y ago
I could probably build something like that on top of ronniers API, not sure because I haven't had a chance to look at it and the api page is not loading for me at the moment.
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by bittersweet 16y ago
I'm not a Django user myself, but why use a solution like this over let's say Hoptoad via http://sjl.bitbucket.org/django-hoptoad/ ? On first glance it would seem it offers exactly the same functionality with the added benefit of your err
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by bittersweet 16y ago
Is this really that new and innovative? The way you describe is exactly how it's always been in the Netherlands. I think 90% of our machines are just there to get money, not deposit it, so maybe we had more chance to come up with a streamli
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by bittersweet 16y ago
That's more or less the same as what's happening at my local Ruby User Group in Amsterdam, last time it was all about JavaScript, Node and Coffeescript in particular. Indeed I think it's great to see that people don't stay with one language
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by bittersweet 16y ago
I actually tried to submit this as well before seeing it was already submitted. My reason to submit it was that I thought it would be a interesting entry to a discussion about the current state of Ruby and to be specific 1.9.2/Rails3.
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by bittersweet 16y ago
Just found http://www.uploadjuicer.com/ that does this as well. edit: Sorry just found out they only do resizing/rescaling, you still have to take care of the initial upload yourself.
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by bittersweet 16y ago
To me, photography is all about thinking about the shot you are going to take. Things that people have mentioned before me, framing, lighting etc, this just takes the heart out of it in my opinion. Also, I wonder if this is going to take us
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by bittersweet 16y ago
I love white beer (Hoegaarden, Wieckse Witte), anything wrong with it?
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by bittersweet 16y ago
Is it still possible to find a nice piece of land in the US and just build your home there? I'm from the Netherlands and there is no way in hell you can buy a piece of land away from everything.

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