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by blinks 18y ago
I wrote one of these a while back: http://knot.appspot.com/e/simple-python-scanner For his example, it needs one more line: simple = Scan( IDENTIFIER = r'[\w_]\w*', OPERATOR = r'[-+\*=]', DIGIT = r'\d+(\.\d+)?', END_ST
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by blinks 18y ago
Title is somewhat misleading -- this isn't really a leak, considering anyone with a developer build of the phone (available from T-mobile) could build the publicly-available source: > Since Android is open source, you can easily downloa
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by blinks 18y ago
Um, I work at Google, and I know people that have come into the office once in the past six months. > Google are very much old school in terms of making people work in regular (ish) offices This is just not true.
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by blinks 18y ago
Looks like blatant misinformation to me. As to sources: * Amazon SimpleDB on Erlang (friend of a developer): http://www.satine.org/archives/2007/12/13/amazon-simpledb/ * IMDb on Java/Erlang (a job posting): http://www.computerjobs.com/j
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by blinks 18y ago
> They'll probably just add a "Flash" link under "more v", and that's it,... Just like they do with PDFs? /sarcasm
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Min-Maxing Mastermind(knot.appspot.com)
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by blinks 18y ago
No. Someone from Google responded to that thread noting that it was a bug, and has since been fixed.
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by blinks 18y ago
As to paying for Hacker News, there are several community sites that have a low one-time (non-reimbursable) fee for joining. MetaFilter ( http://www.metafilter.com/ ) costs $5 to join, for example. I feel like it makes the community a lit
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by blinks 18y ago
Yay for automated monitoring software. Nagios ( http://www.nagios.org/ ) does this for networks (and is extendable for some other things). At my old job we used Hobbit ( http://hobbitmon.sourceforge.net/ ) to watch our Java server instances
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by blinks 18y ago
From the article, it looks like someone just accidentally posted their own list, and then took it down.
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by blinks 18y ago
http://gatherer.wizards.com with BeautifulSoup, the only parser I've found that can deal with this @$%^! HTML.
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by blinks 19y ago
BW == Bandwidth.
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by blinks 19y ago
I don't think you could have a legitimate hacker frat without π.
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by blinks 19y ago
Could you add iTunes links? I've got music in iTunes, but not on Amazon. (CDBaby only does the former.)
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by blinks 19y ago
"Were there significant changes between the previous version of your kernel and the current maintenance release, or just bug fixes," I asked. "Well, we changed the compiler tool chain and added a new feature," the client responded.
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by blinks 19y ago
Finally, a You Tube for audio. I've been waiting for something like this for some time -- sites like http://virb.com/ are nice, but revolve around the album, which isn't usually how an indie artist really writes. Now I can put things up
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by blinks 19y ago
It seems to be a Page Rank for social networks.
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by blinks 19y ago
I grabbed this book to read on the flight to Dublin (from Seattle). It's a good read; humorous, but informative.
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by blinks 19y ago
http://twitter.com/hackerblinks Tumblr: http://adam.blinkinblogs.net/ (And, on Pownce: http://pownce.com/hackerblinks/ ) (Does this mean I win teh Internets? I have social networking fever. (And the only cure is more cowbell.)) (Need
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by blinks 19y ago
It seems a little faster, but it's got image ads all over the place. (Disclaimer: I work for Google, but not on Gmail.) Edit: No, after rechecking Gmail's web interface (I use IMAP from home), it seems about the same speed. I'm not sure wh
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by blinks 19y ago
> ... integrated as an overlay with any other social network. I think that the killer idea here is the "natural" social network. Email, IM, etc., are all used to communicate already. Adding analytics on top of that is genius, and real
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by blinks 19y ago
To complete the trinity: hg clone http://ycombinator.com/arc