devin

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   by devin 17y ago

   http://github.com/danlarkin/madison is another interesting project. I believe the intent is to port Django to Clojure.
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   by devin 17y ago

   Well said. I cannot think of a solid reason why this would be a difficult fix. Totally incompetent.
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   by devin 17y ago

   To those who are wondering, the reference to mtfnpy means: "mtfnpy totally fucking now pwns you". Traveling to mtfnpy.com in your browser will send you back to google. Does anyone have any information on what this is all about? It almost
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   by devin 17y ago

   I re-read this after the fact and it comes off as being particularly arrogant/ivory tower nerd-ish. I was just trying to demonstrate to 90% of the population my system is unusable. I work in IT and everyone at work thinks it's disgusting.
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   by devin 17y ago

   Yes, this is exactly right and is confirmed by nearly all of the research going on with regard to traffic and driving.
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   by devin 17y ago

   All good points, but one that is even more important while careening down a concrete road at 60mph: safety. By traveling at a slower speed and not changing lanes you are drastically reducing the odds of getting into an accident.
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   by devin 17y ago

   Travis, the research out there on traffic jams suggests that even by driving completely altruistically, you add mere minutes to your commute. You also avoid changing lanes and driving at faster speeds, both of which are linked with an incr
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   by devin 17y ago

   I take issue with your theories. The "payoffs" you allude to do not exist. Your "zipper-merge" costs you gas money, and if you took the time to watch the video, you'd realize that you are considered a "cheater". Cheaters feel better abou
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   by devin 17y ago

   I've been driving like this ever since I heard a show on Wisconsin Public Radio where they interviewed a traffic researcher. One thing that is not true, however, is that "cheaters" are always wrong. For instance, there is significant res
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    by devin 17y ago

    What's not to like about scribd? It seems to do the job just fine...
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    by devin 17y ago

    Wow, this is proof that this place is turning into Digg more and more every day.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Bahaha! My XMonad setup is pretty crazy. On top of that, I've remapped a bunch of common keys like super, control, caps lock, and escape. I posted a cheat sheet by my monitor and people still refuse to even attempt to use the thing.
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    by devin 17y ago

    The reason people have all these passive aggressive solutions is because they feel kind of embarrassed that they have such an attachment to an inanimate object. It's like telling someone not to touch your baby. I know most people will clai
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    by devin 17y ago

    Heh -- Well, it seems to have gotten your first initial and last name right at the very least. Maybe you go by John? Jonathon? Either way, I enjoyed your idea and your tone. "Accurate!" he says...
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    by devin 17y ago

    Did anyone else notice this is from 2006? Anyone know if this is still possible? Was it ever possible? The reason I ask is: http://www.lookingglassnews.org/ does not look like the pinnacle of journalistic integrity. The author of thi
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    by devin 17y ago

    Cool. Thanks.
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    by devin 17y ago

    I think a lot of people are missing the big picture. I am very interested to know how many of the developers on the Facebook and iPhone platform are new developers. Just look at all of the courses being offered at community colleges on
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    Fake Steve Jobs: So Woz Calls(fakesteve.blogspot.com)

    25 points by devin 17y ago|2 comments
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    by devin 17y ago

    Really? A down vote for this?
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    by devin 17y ago

    Okay one final comment for you: I think one of my chief issues with these sorts of apps is that after they are released to the public, the algorithms never change, and you see page after page of registered domains, which are completely unhe
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    by devin 17y ago

    Oh and one more thing! You should have the ability to include domain hacks like del.icio.us, fabulo.us, etc.
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    by devin 17y ago

    I love it! I love it! I love it! I've used a lot of word generators, built some of my own, etc. -- but these are great names. The only thing I noticed that was slightly annoying to me off the bat was I had no idea what the little bar was
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    by devin 17y ago

    refine, review, grab, point, target, track
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    by devin 17y ago

    That thing would rip your feet off if you got in its way.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Oops -- I should also have added that it's a 9800GTX+ EVGA video card.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Real quickly I just want to say I hope this comment didn't sound ageist. I didn't mean that he is less talented because he is old, only that I really wondered if he understood a post-WWII China instead of modern China.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Great movie. It is so sad to watch the old man bumble with the Chinese, though. He is incredibly clueless about how they do business. The Chinese take their time, and even a successful deal with the Chinese rarely results in a signed con
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    by devin 17y ago

    Yay! Not a fluff post about how "passion" will magically line your pockets with dough. Real advice from one of the true visionaries out there.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Yeah the guy is truly obnoxious. Too "slick" to be taken seriously.
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    by devin 17y ago

    Well said!