devmonk

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by devmonk 16y ago
Could you provide an example?
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Live feed of Chilean miners rescue(news.yahoo.com)
2 points by devmonk 16y ago|1 comments
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by devmonk 16y ago
Shhh! Nasa was all excited.
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by devmonk 16y ago
I will be surprised if it is a good investment, but... go Google! $5B would just be a drop in the bucket to take on something like that, I'd imagine.
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by devmonk 16y ago
Good idea! If it helps, I liked this site- maybe it might give you some ideas for things you could add: http://www.peacecorpswriters.org/pages/depts/resources/resou...
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by devmonk 16y ago
That reminds me of another reason I drink- atheists.
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by devmonk 16y ago
I drink because it helps me relax and stop thinking about what the idiots at work and in our government have done to my life.
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by devmonk 16y ago
From what I've understood, Sun didn't license everything to IBM (or for that matter, to others as you stated). Charles Nutter had a great post (and it has been updated) on the Oracle suit against Google where he talks about some of the wi
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by devmonk 16y ago
Look nice but: - Needs to have a search (that lists sections found, lets you skip between finds, etc.) - Needs index, even though tabs are nice - scrollbar in middle of page != friendly (use vertical space in page and page scroll)
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by devmonk 16y ago
Oracle can't and won't kill the platform. They are certainly doing harm to Java, but Oracle hasn't sued IBM yet over this and there is quite a bit Oracle would go after if it were truly intent on killing the JVM: http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by devmonk 16y ago
"do you think that there will be many new ones?" Yes, I think there will continue to be some new projects, and other projects will fall off. Apache isn't the end-all be-all of Java projects, however. Several of the larger newer projects wer
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DIY iPad iPhone Connector Clip(geeky-gadgets.com)
1 points by devmonk 16y ago|0 comments
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by devmonk 16y ago
I think the author is just taking advantage of Java's name having been drug through the mud by Oracle to push his point-of-view. Many of Apache's projects are Java-based, and I don't seem them making any effort to port all of them over into
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by devmonk 16y ago
Sounds like something that would be a parody of of a geek store in a sitcom or movie. So good if that's what you are looking for. Meh otherwise.
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by devmonk 16y ago
Questions: - How much money was wasted? - Did tons of newly printed tags on clothes need to be manually removed and retagged? - Who was responsible for the creation of the new logo and who made the decision to use it?
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by devmonk 16y ago
I wish this could be done server-side. In Rails maybe you could put all of your images in one directory, as an initializer or on demand it would create a sprite image, and it could automatically handle the rest as well.
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Really? Windows Phone 7 Commercials(betanews.com)
41 points by devmonk 16y ago|43 comments
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by devmonk 16y ago
If the phrase is altered, short and generic like "There's an app"(no-tm) rather than "There's an app for that"(tm), I don't see why it wouldn't work. I didn't see anything in the article about "There's an app"(no-tm), only "There's an app f
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by devmonk 16y ago
broad topic/community. Vandalized might have been too strong a word. Just mean that the broader the topic and community, the more likely it is to attract spam, ridiculous posts, etc. and for your case, ridiculous voting. I wouldn't say that
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by devmonk 16y ago
Original here: http://hackfwd.com/
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by devmonk 16y ago
Limit the reward for voting badly and increase the chance that you'll get publicly and anonymously hand-slapped. On HN and StackOverflow: 1. These are not places that non-techs would tend to frequent, and they mostly evolved into more serio
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by devmonk 16y ago
Just use: "There's an app." It's much shorter.
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by devmonk 16y ago
May not help, but based on this (even though it is a few years old): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/193896/whats-a-good-c-dec... You may want to look at joining up with these guys (this looks fairly interesting): http://boomerang.sou
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by devmonk 16y ago
First impressions. Please take with a grain of salt: * I can see some market for this, but I have a strong feeling you've burned through a good bit of funds and may not see much come out of it immediately (like 3-7 years). * Trainers will m
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by devmonk 16y ago
That's because: * Boomers are old and have grown their fortune enough to spend some of it. * Younger people have to worry about kids going to college and an unstable economy. You think we'd be spending right now? Fat chance.
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by devmonk 16y ago
NY Times articles usually fall into one of three categories for me: 1. good, 2. closed-minded liberal that thinks he/she is open minded but really hates Republicans and everything they stand for, and 3. pompously intellectual. This fell int
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by devmonk 16y ago
Neat! A few problems from the beginning of the stream I was just watching: it was oversaturated (too bright on left), too zoomed out, volume too low, couldn't see the presentation he was referring to. Basically, I just couldn't get much out
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by devmonk 16y ago
I'm a pessimist, but from one pessimist to another- this was way too long. You could have stopped at 3. After that it went downhill. And, I'm not moving to Vancouver, nor will I live near the subway. And I don't believe I will enjoy all of
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by devmonk 16y ago
Agreed. All this defining people by their age can't be done consistently. Most people want many of the same things regardless of age, sex, race, religion, culture, or political affiliation. They have varying ideas of how to get there, usual
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by devmonk 16y ago
http://searchyc.com/android http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1759528 http://gizmodo.com/5483539/car-locator-android-app-makes-130...

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