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by bojo 11y ago
Seriously looking forward to this release! Been an avid user for over a year now and absolutely love this shell. Still get the odd strange look when I mention what I use though :)
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Task Management with Responsibility Tracking(ninmus.com)
3 points by bojo 11y ago|0 comments
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Task Management for Soccer Moms(ninmus.com)
2 points by bojo 11y ago|1 comments
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by bojo 11y ago
I completely agree. Estimated price tag might be enough to justify time spent beta testing it.
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Ask HN: What are your daily websites?
3 points by bojo 11y ago|5 comments
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by bojo 11y ago
This is true. Words like "shit" (くそ) exist, which is fairly tame compared to other languages. One of the worst phrases you can say is basically the command "die" (死ね). When "cursing" at someone in Japanese, i
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RainbowStream: A Twitter client on the terminal(rainbowstream.org)
48 points by bojo 12y ago|20 comments
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by bojo 12y ago
That's how I read it as well.
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Data: Best programming talent in the world is not in California(venturebeat.com)
11 points by bojo 12y ago|3 comments
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by bojo 12y ago
This is exactly how I read it. More about the experience and atmosphere the chef is working hard to provide than some hard rules about how to eat sushi. You aren't going to see anything close what the chef provides in a sushi chain s
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by bojo 12y ago
This was the first thing that popped into my head as well. Fantastic story about dedicating oneself to their chosen profession.
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by bojo 12y ago
Did we even read the same article? It's a well written story about eating at a traditional sushi shop in modern times, not a specific guide about how you are supposed to eat sushi or a commentary on modern sushi variations.
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by bojo 12y ago
I appreciate the answers. I'm genuinely curious because I've contemplated such a database on the side but could never see my way to the goal. The final outstanding question I have though is: How do you deal with data you aren&#x
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by bojo 12y ago
Which doesn't sound very scalable at all. What is the use case for this?
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by bojo 12y ago
How does this work without exposing the client keys in server memory? You still need to send the server your private key to query and decrypt data you specifically didn't make via other connected clients, right? Edit: I phrased that
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by bojo 12y ago
Great read. I've finally taken the plunge and have spent the last 3 weeks extensively studying Haskell in the evenings. My first attempt was a couple years ago, but somewhere between then and now I've grokked something mysteriou
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Ask HN: How do you handle app store discovery?
2 points by bojo 12y ago|1 comments
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by bojo 12y ago
My buddy and I call that "I asked how to use a ladder, you told me to take the elevator" syndrome. I'm picking apples!
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by bojo 12y ago
You seem kind of hooked up on the "easy for you" part, which really isn't the part anyone cares about. I can't even comprehend how you came to the conclusion that you are being asked to lie. Maybe a more constructive (h
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by bojo 12y ago
Maybe consider a little humility first.
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by bojo 12y ago
I know our generation is the one longing for the concept of a smart-home that we see in sci-fi movies, but until we reach a stage where we can actually give contextual voice commands that our "home" can understand I'm not con
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by bojo 12y ago
I come from a Japanese background, a county with a lot of history and culture inherited from China, so take this as you will. They have the following primary designators: 一 One 十 Ten 百 Hundred 千 Thousand 万 Ten Thousand 億 Hundred Million 兆 O
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by bojo 12y ago
I've been building a mobile title for the last 6 months in my free time with a good buddy of mine. We've sunk about $10k into art/business, and have a small IOU list for the music, translation, etc. Very fun experience, but
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by bojo 12y ago
That is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
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by bojo 12y ago
After years of using vim I made the switch last Friday when I stumbled across this fellow's blog post while randomly trying to figure out more about evil mode: http://juanjoalvarez.net/es/detail/2014/sep&
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by bojo 12y ago
Yes, I said Blueprints (and have had quite a lot of fun with them) - https://twitter.com/mojobojo/status/471669248910049281 Was curious what the main difference was.
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by bojo 12y ago
Is this similar to what Epic Games has been doing with their Unreal Engine, specifically the Blueprint system? The main difference appears to be that you can directly write code, which does seem more powerful. There's a lot of power
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by bojo 12y ago
If you don't mind offering up the information, where do you work? Or at the very least, what field do you work in? That sounds extremely fun.
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by bojo 12y ago
He answered a question, and asked a question. Nothing you even said here makes the least bit of sense given the context.
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by bojo 12y ago
The series starting with "Avogadro Corp" by William Hertling comes to mind. Looking forward to our AI overlords.

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