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by btw0 17y ago
wtf is this?
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by btw0 17y ago
Also don't forget cogen, a library for network oriented, coroutine based programming using the enhanced generators from python 2.5. I recently used it as a front-end concurrent WSGI server in my Google Summer of Code project. Besides state
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by btw0 17y ago
From the author's homepage, this is a project of 2006, seems that it hasn't changed for 3 years.
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Time Magazine's 50 best Websites of 2009(time.com)
1 points by btw0 17y ago|0 comments
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by btw0 17y ago
The site has the potential value to bring traffic to advertised web sites.
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The ASCII Million Dollar Page(asciimilliondollarpage.com)
33 points by btw0 17y ago|35 comments
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by btw0 17y ago
A mailing list is different from a chat room in that emails are typically longer, insightful and doesn't need instant response chat room needs.
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by btw0 17y ago
Almost all good email clients are able to manage mailing lists nicely, even gmail have a mailing list filter which can be set to make emails from the list go directly under a folder, skipping your inbox. So with a sane email client, a maili
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by btw0 17y ago
When I say "hang out", I mean people can talk about anything (not just startup ideas) that HN community have interests, like what happens on HN web site, only in a mailing list interface. It has to be mailing list because a lot of people p
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by btw0 17y ago
What are you talking about? I was suggesting a mailing list for Hacker News community to hang out.
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Ask HN: what about a mailing list for HN community?
15 points by btw0 17y ago|26 comments
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by btw0 17y ago
This is obviously a stupid idea. Email is free, shouldn't cost even a cent.
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by btw0 17y ago
Shanghai, China
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Python.org is down(search.twitter.com)
2 points by btw0 17y ago|0 comments
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by btw0 17y ago
Eliminating the word "Only" in the title, you get "6 of the 20 largest software companies are in Silicon Valley!"
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by btw0 17y ago
I wonder if there is possibility their new window system is going to replace the bloated X window system in other distributions.
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by btw0 17y ago
Do you use Plan 9 as your main OS?
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by btw0 17y ago
I am just curious about how HN readers are different from the general computer users when it comes to OS preference, this is interesting because HN community is a special group of people who are interested in technology startup, usually tec
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Poll: What OS do you use everyday, or most often?
74 points by btw0 17y ago|128 comments
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by btw0 17y ago
Linux
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by btw0 17y ago
BSD
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Mac
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Windows
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by btw0 17y ago
Others
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by btw0 17y ago
emacs org-mode
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by btw0 17y ago
I don't know if anybody is interested in Qnap TS-219, it's green and cheap http://tinyurl.com/p5szxs It uses an arm based 1.2GHz CPU with 512MB memory, it is officially supported by Debian: http://www.cyrius.com/debian/kirkwood/qnap/ts-2
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by btw0 17y ago
I guess it's the GSOC students/mentors who are upvoting this news.
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by btw0 18y ago
It's always right to learn the discipline in a language that has the most abundant material, most of time it's the language that the discipline originally came to being. As for computer science, learn it in English, because that's the langu
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by btw0 18y ago
Because ranking is very important in my startup idea. In real time games like "snake", players' performance depends too much on their network connections. The idea game (javascript code) would be able to be downloaded via players' browser,
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Ask NH: What online game is suitable for contests?
10 points by btw0 18y ago|4 comments

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