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Cross the world four times(sivers.org)
131 points by damir 7y ago|66 comments
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Simple plain JS Countdown Timer(codepen.io)
2 points by damir 7y ago|0 comments
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Simple Authentication in Rail 4 Using Bcrypt(gist.github.com)
1 points by damir 7y ago|0 comments
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by damir 7y ago
Picolisp ( https://picolisp.com/wiki/?home ) is one such lang not many know about but it brings a lot to the table (batteries included). It's super low on memory and it's (almost too) fast for most people.
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by damir 8y ago
Awesome! Love reading hacks like these.
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Ask HN: What do you use to reset CSS?
1 points by damir 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Who owns received email message?
4 points by damir 8y ago|3 comments
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The $80BN SEO Industry: 29 Case Studies and Insights(gaps.com)
1 points by damir 8y ago|0 comments
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by damir 8y ago
OP here, looking at the vote function, I learned something new today - this code: new Image().src = el.href; will make image request to server with any params from href so you can process the voting stuff. Nice one.
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by damir 8y ago
Yep, kinda recursive...
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by damir 8y ago
Love it. Looks like lisp (can almost tell pg or rtm wrote it?), functions all over. No bloat...
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How true hackers write JavaScript(news.ycombinator.com)
403 points by damir 8y ago|328 comments
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by damir 8y ago
one hack I used over and over again was to take one soldier near enemies harvester and shoot it once. The harvester would hurry to drive over that soldier but then it would stop harvesting. I only had to wait enemies run out of that stuff h
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Warriror Letter Issue #7(warriorletter.com)
1 points by damir 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SEO Weekly Newsletter(seo-weekly.com)
1 points by damir 9y ago|0 comments
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by damir 9y ago
I'm intrigued... What kind of newsletter it is then? Print? And what B2B sector, if you don't mind telling. Thanks.
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by damir 9y ago
IMO this is the _only_ way to look at expenses -- the time "expense" is missed most of the time. One spends $20 on somethings, it's only 20, so what... No it's not just $20 -- it's $20 PLUS the time you need to endu
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by damir 10y ago
my thoughts exactly. why not have pub keys as confirmed transactions on a blockchain?
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by damir 11y ago
Getting 'Email can't be blank' error. Also, https barks at me... I like the idea, keep pushing...
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by damir 14y ago
Here's what I like: 1. Simple to use. 2. Easy on the eyes. 3. Actually useful app & it solves real problem. 4. Like go-pro page copy and how you place it under my resumes so it's always visible. Do-better's IMO: 1. No way to contact you
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by damir 15y ago
I really wish I could use this in EU.
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by damir 15y ago
Openbsd folks used lpq to queue mp3 playlist. Cups is also an option and you get full stack of goodies built in. http://patrick.wagstrom.net/weblog/2003/05/23/lpdforfunandmp... http://rendermania.com/building-a-renderfarm-with-cups/
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by damir 15y ago
I did the exact same thing a while back. The company I worked with used 4 fully-loaded servers driving Java spiders while I used 2 y/o laptop and 100 lines of Erlang. Showed the code to my manager, he left the room saying I should do some "
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by damir 15y ago
I am sorry to see you get hit like this, but relying solely on one company's ability to send traffic your way is also a bit blunt. Like I said, it's sad, but they got the power over their traffic and can do whatever they see fit with it - e
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by damir 15y ago
Best of luck guys!
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Slashdot like/copy news site written as one-file .cgi - in C(undeadly.org)
6 points by damir 15y ago|0 comments
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by damir 16y ago
I don't. For web apps, I throw uncut, raw and basic app online and see if it rolls. When and only when I start getting signups and questions whether it will do X or Y, then and only then I start thinking about design. I usually end up with
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Show HN: My stab at rebrandable ebook marketing(simplyrebranded.com)
1 points by damir 16y ago|0 comments
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Too many apps
4 points by damir 16y ago|2 comments
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by damir 16y ago
I've heard people say good things about Plimus.com.

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