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1111.
Straw man(google.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1112.
Google ditches QR codes for NFC(readwriteweb.com)
15 points by coderdude 16y ago|7 comments
1113.
by coderdude 16y ago
The image of the coffee cup (the only one I can bring up) is only 46kb. That loads pretty quick.
1114.
FTC charges Google with "deceptive privacy practices"(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1115.
Probabilistic processors possibly pack potent punch(arstechnica.com)
62 points by coderdude 16y ago|20 comments
1116.
Where Games Go To Sleep: The Game Preservation Crisis(gamasutra.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1117.
Don't fire your customers(disattention.com)
2 points by coderdude 16y ago|1 comments
1118.
by coderdude 16y ago
Most definitely. I admire their commitment to not stooping to link-baiting or blowing simple things out of proportion in order to manufacture drama and garner page views.
1119.
by coderdude 16y ago
"there's no better team reporting on tech these days. They've really come into their own over the last couple of years and are producing high quality articles and videos at scale and driving conversations forward that are important to all o
1120.
StackScripts - Custom recipes for your Linode(linode.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1121.
Where to get Startup Coverage(loudstartup.com)
2 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1122.
by coderdude 16y ago
>>(Step 1: Cut image quality) Page load time dropped from 24 to 12 seconds. Wow. I had no idea that could make such a difference. I suppose the issue was with the low number of threads set in the Apache configuration. The server was
1123.
Why sessions are bad(groups.google.com)
8 points by coderdude 16y ago|13 comments
1124.
JavaScript MD5(css-tricks.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1125.
Binpress - The source code marketplace(binpress.com)
13 points by coderdude 16y ago|3 comments
1126.
by coderdude 16y ago
This guideline applied when this site was populated mostly by hacker entrepreneurs. There have been polls in the past that revealed the HN userbase is now comprised of mostly "non-hackers." As this site has become more popular it stands to
1127.
Why is there the message 'Do not use this registry key' in the registry?(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1128.
AOL Offers Startups Free Office Space(businessweek.com)
40 points by coderdude 16y ago|16 comments
1129.
by coderdude 16y ago
It's a popular phrase around here. It seems like people can barely contain the urge to play the "ad hominem" card. It's regurgitated all the time on HN. Same with: -"Straw man" -"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately
1130.
Mining the tar sands of big data(dataspora.com)
8 points by coderdude 16y ago|2 comments
1131.
My First Few Days with RStudio(bytemining.com)
2 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1132.
The Wilhelm scream(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1133.
How to Track Conferences Virtually(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1134.
Extract data from MySQL and scrub personally identifiable information (Python)(github.com)
2 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1135.
Why are all-caps constant considered bad coding style?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by coderdude 16y ago|0 comments
1136.
by coderdude 16y ago
An interesting snippet from the Python backend: # We're not supposed to show downloads for these countries (607127#c10): # Cuba, Iran, Syria, N. Korea, Myanmar, Sudan. Go figure. REDACTED = ('CU', 'IR', 'SY', 'KP', 'MM', 'SD') Fr
1137.
by coderdude 16y ago
Americans go by what makes sense linguistically rather than the blanket usage of 'have' and 'are'. British usage is more consistent (usage-wise) but half the time it sounds wrong because "Google have employees" doesn't make sense by other r
1138.
by coderdude 16y ago
The reason it sounds wrong the way you're saying it is because the team and band you listed have pluralized names.
1139.
by coderdude 16y ago
There are issues if the stubs you use in your URLs only allow a-z and 0-9. You could just as easily escape each character in the stub and preserve the title of the post/question you're representing. This is a problem with Stack Overflow tho
1140.
by coderdude 16y ago
If you search for either of those terms in Google or Bing you find the appropriate resources right away. People love to regurgitate that these names are not searchable but somehow we've found a way. Cω isn't typeable, but that's a different

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