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Postmodern Programming
(postmodernprogramming.org)
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18y ago
http://isthisyourpaperonsingleservingsites.com/
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Where we’re going with Activity Streams
(factoryjoe.com)
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Zengestrom.com: Foreign Friends: from a service-centric to an object-centric social web
(zengestrom.com)
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A peek at Extra Extra, an internal 37signals app
(37signals.com)
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danw
18y ago
Must be because news.yc is where we come to procrastinate instead of actually doing things
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danw
18y ago
Psychology Today seems to be a fluffy 'self help' style resource than a serious Psychology publication. Am I mistaken?
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18y ago
What are peoples thoughts over having a http restful interface to the database instead of a traditional ORM? I'm considering this approach in a future project, returning data as json/serialized php
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PHP REST SQL: A HTTP REST interface to MySQL
(phprestsql.sourceforge.net)
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18y ago
Care to elaborate on that now? The only reason I can think of that you wouldn't is if there was an unpatched flaw in their security
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2008 end-of-year tech stock tips
(fishbowl.pastiche.org)
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danw
18y ago
Seconded on Rimu. Brilliant customer service & support
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danw
18y ago
Looks really great. What are the physical dimensions of it? As compared to an iPhone or a netbook for example?
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18y ago
Photosharing sites like flickr have autogenerated email addresses for mobile upload and this doesn't seem to be an issue. Also it looks like emails to this device goes to the 'messages' app for review first [is this correct?]
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danw
18y ago
It looks like the Chumby is a good open hackable alternative
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danw
18y ago
Not HN material
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18y ago
It's easier to bash out a prototype solo. No mixed messages or communication overhead. Reuse existing tools like yahoo pipes if you can, frameworks like rails or symfony if you cant. Once you've got some kind of skeleton show others. They c
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18y ago
There are plenty of opportunities in the enterprises. They're looking to cut costs and switching to interesting, powerful, cheap apps is one way. As a hacker you'll likely need to team up with a former enterprise insider, possibly someone r
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Thoughts on product launch promotion
(marshallk.com)
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Entrepreneurs: We Will Happily Respect Your Embargoes
(readwriteweb.com)
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18y ago
This looks like it's going to be great. When can we get a hold of the code to play with it?
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danw
18y ago
The debug bar in symfony is a big help to understanding what your application is doing and which bits of it are running slowly. The symfony model layer is also much nicer. Cake's models are thin, making it difficult to place much logic in t
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#haml - better ruby templating
(haml.hamptoncatlin.com)
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18y ago
Same for the UK university I attended. The survey is badly design, pretty much designed with the assumption that a graduate would be working for a big company. There's no way of reporting freelancer/self employed for example.
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Idiomag’s API goes live
(blog.idiomag.com)
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Rocking Restrictions
(24ways.org)
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Video Review of “Tuttuki Bako” - the box you put your finger into
(newcartographer.com)
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Eventually Consistent by Werner Vogels
(queue.acm.org)
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danw
18y ago
Bookmark to instapaper. Come back and read later
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danw
18y ago
From the comments: "Bundling all europeans into one category has never been a sign of smart to me. "
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