bryanallen22

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by bryanallen22 12y ago
Obviously photoshopping services online are hardly unique, but it is a bit different. For people who want photoshop work done, it's got a pretty simple upload / describe what you want done interface. It also allows you to set your
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by bryanallen22 12y ago
A while back I needed a simple photoshopping job. I didn't want to bother a friend, and I wanted to offer my own price on what I'd be willing to pay for it. I couldn't find it, so I built PicDoctors. Let me know if you have q
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Show HN: PicDoctors, a Photoshop marketplace(picdoctors.com)
5 points by bryanallen22 12y ago|3 comments
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by bryanallen22 14y ago
Taglist does something similar, and it uses ':h updatetime' to toggle how often it works.
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by bryanallen22 14y ago
You can probably change it in /uevent.boardname.d - substitute in the board that you see. If you see uevent.goldfish.d, you can ignore that one. (It's for the emulator.) Let me know if it works for you.
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by bryanallen22 14y ago
It's a downvoted post. (There are a few shades of gray.) Note that you can't downvote until you have enough karma, which I believe is 500 right now. The threshold goes up as the site grows and karma becomes easier to acquire.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
While this is obviously the post with the most points, I just noticed that something might be broken with this. Looking for posts with over 1000 points omits the following post with 1770 points: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2555349
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
You can use the netflix extension for chrome. Look in the chrome app store. Edit: According to rglullis, this is wrong. I have left it for context. Sorry - I had read something about it, but it appears to not be true.
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The humiliation of Barack Obama(english.aljazeera.net)
2 points by bryanallen22 15y ago|0 comments
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
You might consider adding something like this: "This meeting cost me $3.45, which I'm paying out of my own pocket. Want to donate that amount? Click the Paypal button below. Thanks! -Jeff"
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
Site text can be read here: http://viewtext.org/article?url=http://baydin.com/blog/2011/...
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
#define int char I did this one to a friend (briefly) during school.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
I saw this at work, signed up, and uploaded a few pics. I wanted to check it out later when I had more time. By the time I got home, I had forgotten the name of the service. I checked my email to see some kind of welcome message, but I didn
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
Hm. This must have looked like self promotion or something -- it wasn't. (It does sort of read that way.) Sorry.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
For very brief, clean, non partisan news check out 24in60.com. It saves me lots of time and makes news fun for me to read.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
For me at least, (an evil) Google could reconstruct most of my facebook information from the email alerts facebook has sent to my gmail account. This doesn't change your point, though.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
I'd be interested in seeing this once you're done. Is there some github profile I can watch or somewhere that you plan to put it?
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
Good point. It still shouldn't even be possible to deploy without some basic sanity tests. I'd put authentication very high on that list.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
Better yet, basic unit tests that verify passed and failed authentication of test accounts. They should run before and after each code deploy (among other unit tests). It's very disconcerting that they don't seem to be doing this.
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
Any plans to add video?
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
I don't mean to trivialize this, but "reinvent" sounds a little strong to me. This is a modification on silicon design, and a great one, but is just another notch in the miracle of Moore's law. It's more evolutionary than revolutionary. See
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
You are right -- it might be a win for both. It would, however, be pretty big shift in strategy for Intel. They've been the best at silicon process for a long time, and they could have chosen long ago to be a fab house for everyone. That, h
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by bryanallen22 15y ago
It's worth noting that, until June 2006, Intel made their own ARM processors before selling the business to Marvell. They saw the conflict of interest between their ARM lines and their forthcoming Atom lines, and threw their weight behind t
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
If someone has enough SO reputation (I don't), you might mention on pmg's post that casting malloc is a good idea, even though it's not necessary in C. Otherwise, should your code ever move to a C++ environment it'll be an error -- not even
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
Google is really doing this to get people to put this in silicon for consumer devices. VHDL/Verilog aren't tied to FPGAs at all - they work equally well for custom silicon. FPGAs aren't appropriate for high volume - they cost far too much p
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
There are good arguments elsewhere in this thread. I'm just pointing out a scenario I haven't seen discussed much: What if all powerful tech companies started wielding their power as an offensive weapon? Oracle wants a cut of JVM delivered
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
Google Launches New Web Referral Program Google today announced a new Web Referral program as part of their search engine. Indexed web pages that accept payment will be required to accept Google Checkout as a payment option. Google Checkout
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
You might want to consider allowing mothers to select items from a basic list for first time mothers.
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
Consider how many people were part of stuxnet, and no leaks have come out. This seems far more manageable. http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/stuxnet-breakthrough
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by bryanallen22 16y ago
Microsoft won't package much with the OS because of the antitrust problems they had ten years ago. Linux and Apple aren't afraid to do so. Also, use ninite.com to install software to a clean install of Windows.

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