cmars232

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by cmars232 18y ago
A productivity tool for extreme procrastination. Nice.
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Plugins for Chrome?
3 points by cmars232 18y ago|0 comments
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by cmars232 18y ago
I'd rather have a Bayesian filter than a downmod. Heck, it might even pick up on self-referential forum language.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Even more practical.. avoid GPL code like the plague, unless you're sure you'll never have to distribute it.
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by cmars232 18y ago
I think if you're going to swear, you should do it in British. The King's English offers a greater spectrum of colorful expressions.
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by cmars232 18y ago
I completely agree, its a good feature if its optional.
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by cmars232 18y ago
How can we be sure Google or other wireless carriers won't restrict apps in a similar manner as Apple?
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by cmars232 18y ago
Despite the benign assurances of the site, having to type my email address in bug.gd is annoying. I disagree with "forcing community participation" like this... how do I even know there would even be enough content on your site to make it
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by cmars232 18y ago
I know this is a really new project, and I would love to find a better way to search for errors... but how are you going to avoid "pulling a Cuil"? The Search For : NullPointerException did not match any document in the system For best Resu
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by cmars232 18y ago
Lol, that brings to mind a bunch of little goombas marching around Mars. I was thinking more along the lines of a basis for creating a sustainable food source. There's lots of radiation up there...
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by cmars232 18y ago
I'm a long-time del.icio.us user and I feel burned. Performance looks good, but I absolutely hate the new layout, its distracting and completely defeats the original simplistic appeal of the site. It kind of looks like Digg painted blue..
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by cmars232 18y ago
That this trait could be bioengineered for space colonization, is the most interesting and exciting possibility for this discovery.
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OSGi Running on Amazon EC2(jroller.com)
1 points by cmars232 18y ago|0 comments
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by cmars232 18y ago
This is great news... At first glance, the Cassandra codebase looks smaller and simpler than HBase. It will be interesting to see how it compares -- I've had data integrity with HBase, but I'm also doing weird stuff to it (storing tons of
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by cmars232 18y ago
I'd bet that the potential market of people willing to waste their time betting on celebrities, sports, and the latest whatever in current events is greater than the segment of people willing to waste their time trying to find X device driv
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by cmars232 18y ago
Won't use it.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Cellphone jammer = clowd control
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by cmars232 18y ago
Yes. But the only such jobs available are in retail. %$@&! suburbia!
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by cmars232 18y ago
If the websites don't want you to scrape, use proxies and botnets!
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by cmars232 18y ago
Use PasswordMaker.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Not too far off the mark. Once you get your head on straight, you can exploit any salaried job of at least some intrinsic worth as your own tool for business experimentation and even peripheral market research/experience.
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by cmars232 18y ago
I think karma is a one-dimensional useless metric, and the only reason it seems to have some value is due to the initial homogeneity of a social news site's user community. I didn't know hacker news added silly features based on karma. How
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by cmars232 18y ago
"marketing + some pretty interface" Best description yet of "Web 2.0"! I feel much the same way, which is why I've been learning Eclipse RCP this year. Not everything has to be a killer website (although RCP apps can be made into web apps
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by cmars232 19y ago
Learning new languages can be mind-expanding, but taken to an excess, you might spending more time tinkering with languages than getting stuff done.
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by cmars232 19y ago
In Eclipse, mostly with Alt+Shift+R (global rename symbol under cursor). I don't worry, because xUnit's got my back. I hear your concerns about the quality. I wouldn't be so bold about refactoring without unit tests to fall back on. Btw,
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by cmars232 19y ago
Really? Do you have a bayesian filter that can tell trollbait from irony? Some humans have trouble with false positives when it comes to irony...
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by cmars232 19y ago
I don't buy it. You'd have to have some pretty thick skin to survive in the ad industry anyway.
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by cmars232 19y ago
My current toy idea is a real-time captcha trading market. On the one hand, spammers might pay to use it. On the other hand, it will inspire websites to come up with something better than captchas. In any case, making a real-time market i
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by cmars232 19y ago
Found out how to rip mp3s out of flv movies.
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by cmars232 19y ago
I second this one. I'm tired of signing up anywhere. My recommendation is to ask a new user for a user ID only, so they can contribute content right away. Store a cookie based off of that ID. Then display a "set password" or "become membe

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