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christiangenco
15y ago
Congrats on launching! Your passion for this project shines through the prose of your article; I predict success in your future.
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christiangenco
15y ago
"No one is getting paid" Sounds like a really cool project! Have another upvote in hopes it gets his attention.
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15y ago
Finally, a reason to force myself to touch-type numbers.
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15y ago
Ooo, excellent! A responsive developer! :D Could I perhaps persuade you to include a link to a pre-compiled .app? I keep failing on `lein uberjar` with: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jdesktop.jdic.tray
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15y ago
For those of you who have never heard of this new-fangled "lein" build command, it's for Clojure projects. Installation instructions: https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen After installing, be sure to run `lein self-install`
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15y ago
Ooo, this would be really nice to have on Chromebooks.
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15y ago
This is precisely what I was going to say. I'd like to add that "coffeescript" returned zero results and "javascript" a lowly two (both paid courses from udemy.com), even with the wonderful codeyear.com and codeacademy.com.
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15y ago
http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-iPad-shared-whiteboard
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http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-iPad-shared-whiteboard SyncPad looks pretty good.
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15y ago
Hah, I need to figure out my own working solution before I claim to solve others'. 1) yes 2) yes Now where's the company that does that for me? 2 2 TB HDD RAID is probably what I'm looking at right now, with some kind of unlimited cloud bac
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15y ago
Ahh, but S3 is so damn expensive! It would be $140/month for 1 TB of storage (ignoring transfer costs), which I could use to build my own damn server farm.
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Ask HN: What's your home media storage/backup strategy?
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"Incognito - The Secret Lives of the Brain" ( http://amzn.com/0307377334 ) blew me away. Very interesting read on the current understanding of how the brain/consciousness work and the implications of these models on free will, etc. I've now
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15y ago
Got it. 2x the speed of C is very interesting... this could come in handy the next time I need to write a physics/math computation script.
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I did the same thing a while ago, but with an AppleScript to copy the URL of any new file in the Public folder to clipboard. Worked extremely well, but broke in Lion. I need to rewrite it with URL shortening...
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15y ago
Other than a novel syntax, what are the advantages of using OCaml over python, perl, or ruby?
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15y ago
I really hope they don't sell out in two minutes; I can think of about twenty needs my Pis are going to fill.
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I wish I could install this on a Kindle.
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15y ago
Not just you.
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15y ago
Minor typo: The content on StartupInMe comes from **two** basic methods: by automatic discovery of startup related content, submissions from users, and by following key influencers in the startup scene Posted here instead of in the
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christiangenco
15y ago
Ahh that's fantastic! Excellent way to rapidly prototype UIs.
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15y ago
Fantastic idea! I'd recommend pictures of hands holding physical cards you've made. I have an idea of the size and thickness, but the mockups appear inconsistent. I want to see what these things actually look like. Also, it'd be nice if "Cu
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15y ago
Very interesting. Looks like Steve finally won his war.
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15y ago
In that case, it would be: 0.51 * ((10+0)/2*0.32 + (100+11)/2*0.43 + (1000+101)/2*0.14 + (5000 + 1001)/2 * 0.03 + (100000+5001)/2*0.01 + (250000+100001)/2*0.01) = $1,258.46
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15y ago
Let's figure out what the fine should be with math! :D (10+0)/2*0.32 + (100+11)/2*0.43 + (1000+101)/2*0.14 + (5000 + 1001)/2 * 0.03 + (100000+5001)/2*0.01 + (250000+100001)/2*0.01 = $2467.56
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15y ago
To those that want to play with it: 1. Download zip: https://github.com/Jarred-Sumner/Jantire/zipball/master 2. cd into the directory and run "bundle" 3. Sign up for the scribd API: http://www.scribd.com/developers/signup_api 4. Get you