ciniglio

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by ciniglio 14y ago
Sept 21st with preorders on sept 14
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by ciniglio 14y ago
For this approach, how do you tie the two pieces together (e.g. the Java and Rails parts)? Do you have recommendations for where to start learning about building one system with multiple languages?
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by ciniglio 14y ago
This is the problem that GTD tries to solve. Omnifocus is a great piece of software that's built on this methodology http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Things-Done-Stress-Free-Produc... http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omnifocus/
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by ciniglio 14y ago
To be clear, if this were actually the case, the $$ that Samsung spent on this suit would have clearly uncovered this as prior art.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
This PDF put out by apple is fairly accessible and describes these measures in some depth if you're interested. http://images.apple.com/ipad/business/docs/iOS_Security_May1...
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by ciniglio 15y ago
This looks awesome. Does anyone know of something similar for backend / program design (not UI, but actual code architecture)? I.e. step by step building of some application/program and watching how design decisions and refactoring decision
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by ciniglio 15y ago
About the books, do you have any recommendations that would make up that gap?
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by ciniglio 15y ago
Can you expand on the 'more interesting and nutritious foods'? I'm trying to improve my eating habits as well.
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by ciniglio 15y ago
Bingo Card Creator and Appointment Reminder.
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by ciniglio 15y ago
You're right, Im sorry. I thought that refs in the query string were used for affiliate links. Two questions - what DO affiliate links look like, or how can I tell? Also, can I delete that comment or edit it?
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by ciniglio 15y ago
It's a bit insensitive to use your referral code for that amazon link if you ask me. Here's a non-affiliate link for everyone interested: http://www.amazon.com/Steve-Jobs-Walter-Isaacson/dp/14516485...
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by ciniglio 15y ago
Does anyone know where you can see other user's org configurations? Or a canonical configuration? It'd be interesting to see how users use org-modes capabilities in different ways. (I don't mean blog posts, just raw configs)
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Ask HN: Where is the Django community?
147 points by ciniglio 15y ago|155 comments
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A guide to testing in django (part 1)(toastdriven.com)
1 points by ciniglio 16y ago|0 comments
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Can you elaborate on that background process? Is that something built into rsync?
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by ciniglio 16y ago
I actually think that text has a fairly high information density rate compared to iconography. The perfect example of this is the command line. Power users tend to prefer a terminal because it is more concise than clicking around in a gui.
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Not my work, but something I found after having my curiosity piqued by this thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/emacs-orgmode@gnu.org/msg04582.h... . And here's the blog post that led me to it: http://www.mfasold.net/blog/2009/02/using-e
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Care to share or put them on github or something? You don't need to comment them or anything. I find that looking at other people's scripts really helps me learn new ways to use the shell. Thanks.
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by ciniglio 16y ago
It would be nice if they ran a facial recognition algorithm or something on their pictures. I've been forced to guess which one of my friends got tagged as their pet or as some beach.
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Why do you say that tags can't represent the spatial organization of objects? Can't you lump similar things together, by putting them under the same tag?
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Does this reflect poorly on the file abstraction, or the file picking interface that so many programs tend to use? If you were writing an email, would it really by more intuitive to first select what kind of thing you are attaching before d
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by ciniglio 16y ago
I strongly dislike this trend. Imagine if in the real world, the only place you could put food is your refrigerator, or if a bookshelf only allowed you to place books on it. While it sounds nice to say that a person only looks through their
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by ciniglio 16y ago
What's the last 2%?
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by ciniglio 16y ago
Does it only work for your terminal windows or can you tile any window? Any details on how you set it up, I can't seem to find a lot of info about it.
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by ciniglio 17y ago
If it's been less than fourteen days, you can return it and only pay a restocking fee to upgrade.
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by ciniglio 17y ago
The 'spot' seems like an interesting piece of ui. I'm interested to see how effective it is in real world use. It also reminds me of the courier video, where users could clip out random parts of a webpage. edit: here's more of the ui, if an
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by ciniglio 17y ago
Do you know if that price is there just for the anchoring effects (like the article discussed on hn last week)? Or do people actually pay $12k for vs?
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by ciniglio 17y ago
I agree with you that it seems like there should be an upper limit. But if this article is correct about there not being a rebounding effect, then asking for an extravagant amount seems like your best move. Although I'm guessing that things
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by ciniglio 17y ago
It's interesting that he mentions that naming a number first in salary negotiations is to your advantage, when the usual advice is that the first person to name a number loses. If there is really no rebound effect, why don't we hear stories
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by ciniglio 17y ago
Leaked info on the same day as the announcement of the iPad ship date... coincidence?

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