daenz

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2731.
by daenz 15y ago
Tobu's response to you pretty much sums up my opinion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3297411 Your reply to him would help me see your side better, I think.
2732.
by daenz 15y ago
> But Amit could pay some criminal organization for that service right now If he could, why hasn't he then? In the link you pasted, why did so many people die awaiting transplants if was able to be obtained illegally right now? Surely
2733.
by daenz 15y ago
Organized crime just squealed with happiness. Abduct someone -> sedate and extract bone marrow -> PROFIT
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by daenz 15y ago
Last time I checked, Tornado was a single process with an event loop of non-blocking sockets. Are you talking about running multiple Tornado processes on different ports and putting a round-robin proxy in front of them?
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Aligned vs. unaligned memory access(alexonlinux.com)
4 points by daenz 15y ago|0 comments
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by daenz 15y ago
> The only thing keeping the society from total breakdown is inertia. I know, society is breaking down, kids are getting more disrespectful, things are more expensive, the end of the world is upon us, etc :) You taking your lifetime to
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by daenz 15y ago
> it's nowhere near as polished as the traditional Gnome desktop, but everything cool and new started out as something crappy and new Many cool things starting out crappy and new doesn't mean that all crappy new things will be cool. I
2738.
by daenz 15y ago
This comment is art.
2739.
by daenz 15y ago
> If the author had just been willing to | <snip> Many many many people have had these types of problems with Wikipedia. This isn't an "everybody else" problem, this is a Wikipedia problem. Wikipedia is a success, but it does
2740.
by daenz 15y ago
"Here is what to do if you want to get a lift from a Vogon: forget it. They are one of the most unpleasant races in the Galaxy. Not actually evil, but bad-tempered, bureaucratic, officious and callous. They wouldn't even lift a finger to sa
2741.
by daenz 15y ago
I'd like to add another one to that list: * get SUN. or if you can't, try tanning. get the vitamin D production going. it's done wonders for me
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by daenz 15y ago
tldr; Develop for the App Store and you could be famous and make loads of money like <insert cultural icon>, or don't and you might just regret your entire life.
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E-commerce Availability Index(holiday.panopta.com)
4 points by daenz 15y ago|1 comments
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by daenz 15y ago
what's trippy to me is how smooth and recognizable that cosine wave is
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by daenz 15y ago
> it's impossible to tell if my boss was standing behind me telling me what to vote (or lose my job). Then you just say you already voted and lie who you voted for. What will they do, confiscate your phone? (assuming phone voting). Th
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Tutorial: Breakout in HTML5's canvas(billmill.org)
2 points by daenz 15y ago|0 comments
2747.
by daenz 15y ago
I'm trying to figure out his argument. He's implying that someone with good social skill would suck at designing a social network, but seemingly for more reasons than they just don't have the technical ability. Or maybe that's all he's sa
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by daenz 15y ago
> Take the most popular person in high school and get him to design social software. It would suck. Bad. Let's assume they had the technical skills to do it, why do you think it would suck?
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Show HN: Pure Python Pandora radio player(github.com)
1 points by daenz 15y ago|0 comments
2750.
by daenz 15y ago
This is a good learning experience for Anonymous. They've never faced an organization that has no qualms about kidnapping and brutally murdering them. Maybe there will be a change in their tactics?
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by daenz 15y ago
The ROI is probably poor, but then again, many artists aren't in it for the ROI. More power to them.
2752.
by daenz 15y ago
The article made the point that 50% more students are enrolling in college, but amount of students in the STEM fields remained constant. Does anyone know why this is?