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811.
by bkudria 17y ago
Horrible title for actually quite an interesting discussion.
812.
by bkudria 17y ago
Academic Hacker News: http://www.cs.toronto.edu:40106/
813.
by bkudria 17y ago
...built on top of proper continuation support.
814.
by bkudria 17y ago
http://gist.github.com/159121 I'm so sorry.
815.
by bkudria 17y ago
The Mac Mini is a cheaper development box.
816.
by bkudria 17y ago
Everything happens on the coasts. Except like bread and stuff.
817.
You've seen higher-order functions; now witness higher-order messages (etoileos.com)
1 points by bkudria 17y ago|0 comments
818.
by bkudria 17y ago
Thanks for that link - that looks incredibly cool!
819.
by bkudria 17y ago
Great idea! Would love to attend.
820.
Oxt Weekend: "Not this weekend but the weekend after"(oxtweekend.com)
1 points by bkudria 17y ago|0 comments
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TBUZZ: Talk about a website on Twitter (from arc90, the Readability guys)(tbuzz.arc90.com)
2 points by bkudria 17y ago|0 comments
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Chroma-Hash: a sexy, non-reversible, live visualization of password field input(mattt.github.com)
83 points by bkudria 17y ago|66 comments
823.
by bkudria 17y ago
I know, right?
824.
by bkudria 17y ago
Keep in mind, for your application example, that's a need for locks or merging logic on the application level - this project is a bit "lower-level". MyISAM and InnoDB don't solve this issue either, locks or no locks. Locks in this context r
825.
by bkudria 17y ago
Would it be useful for browsers to allow AJAX requests that don't trigger "network use is happening" ? Is there a security concern?
826.
by bkudria 17y ago
Well, it works for me on FF3.5 and Linux, which is a bit more exotic, so...are you sure you have JS turned on?
827.
by bkudria 17y ago
Congrats! You win! It is sort of a silly feature, but I figured the discussion here would be interesting. I was right :)
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SFGate inserts a link to the story when you copy text on their site. Try it(sfgate.com)
47 points by bkudria 17y ago|46 comments
829.
by bkudria 17y ago
Lesson learned: If you pick up the phone and it's Apple, request an email or letter, and hang up. Or maybe, ask to start recording?
830.
by bkudria 17y ago
Fan of the service, I think it has potential. But once it become actually influential (free drinks!) how will they protect against spam? What's to stop me checking in a hundred times at a venue (or alternating 2, so I don't have to "re-chec
831.
by bkudria 17y ago
Nice site! Can you clarify what friendbinder has over Friendfeed? Also, I wished you used OAuth for Twitter, not asking for a username/password.
832.
by bkudria 17y ago
Try Byline, it syncs with Google Reader, and caches feed items, and the pages they link to.
833.
by bkudria 17y ago
(Disclaimer: I work in PHP) PHP is popular. But the language sucks. Big-time. Popularity does not mean something is automatically good, in a technical sense.
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by bkudria 17y ago
Amazon has clients sign the request: http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/2006-03-01/RESTAu...
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by bkudria 17y ago
This is the same exact coverage of the R&D lab we hear about every time - the large collection of gadgets (look at us! we can spend money!), the living room of the "future" (if you can build it, so can others. Yet, no one does...hmmm),
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10 questions, and the secret of success(sob.apotheon.org)
4 points by bkudria 17y ago|0 comments
837.
by bkudria 17y ago
This is a brilliant idea.
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GitHub Meetup SF(github.com)
4 points by bkudria 17y ago|0 comments
839.
by bkudria 17y ago
I'm not sure exactly how, but I got two invites in the mail. I used one and gave the second away on Twitter. The other person could use the sign-up invite URL without a problem.
840.
by bkudria 17y ago
FYI Google Voice invites are the new Gmail invites.

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