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Programmer’s Toolbox Part 3: Consistent Hashing
(spiteful.com)
2 points
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18y ago
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Public data put to good use
(datamob.org)
1 points
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18y ago
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Creating Adventure Games On Your Computer
(atariarchives.org)
15 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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11 comments
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After We Ship
(atomicwang.org)
2 points
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18y ago
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Superstruct - Play the game, invent the future.
(iftf.org)
2 points
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18y ago
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Google's tutorial for jEdit
(earth.google.com)
4 points
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18y ago
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Lovely Charts - Free online diagramming application
(lovelycharts.com)
3 points
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18y ago
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dhotson
18y ago
I posted it mostly for nostalgia reasons. I read this years and years ago when I first started programming in QBasic. The article itself hasn't aged well (it's all over the place). I'm not sure why, but recently I was thinking about it beca
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Do you suffer from Programmer's Apathy?
(petesqbsite.com)
16 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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21 comments
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Multicolr Search Lab - Navigate Flickr by Color
(labs.ideeinc.com)
1 points
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18y ago
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RFID Sniffer
(rfid.marcboon.com)
1 points
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18y ago
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Hugs for Hackers
(hugsforhackers.org)
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18y ago
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dhotson
18y ago
Is this something like modern day ASN.1?
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dhotson
18y ago
I do PHP development for my day job. Having a jabber interface definitely opens up the possibility for some cool applications. I've also seen jabber libraries for JavaScript but they're usually limited by the browser's same origin policy.
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Good Bye To The Purple Mothership: Leaving Yahoo
(anarchogeek.com)
6 points
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18y ago
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4 comments
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Metcalfe's Plateau - "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded"
(noahbrier.com)
4 points
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18y ago
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dhotson
18y ago
This isn't all that surprising to me. I would guess that there a few groups of users, with approximate proportions: Lurkers: 70% Diggers: 20% Submitters: 10% Regular Submitters: <1% .. is there anyone from Digg here that can confirm thi
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XMPPHP - PHP Jabber library
(code.google.com)
17 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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3 comments
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Geek Army
(news.xinhuanet.com)
1 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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Version Control for Designers
(hoth.entp.com)
10 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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Some unformed thoughts on Ambient Intimacy for the next generation
(disambiguity.com)
1 points
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18y ago
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dhotson
18y ago
A while back I wanted to make a train trip planner app for my local public transport system in Melbourne. Rather than scrape their website I decided to do the right thing and ask permission to use their data. It turns out I needed to get wr
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dhotson
18y ago
I find a good way is just to introduce yourself to people. "Hi, my name is Dennis" .. works for me. :D
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dhotson
18y ago
I thought the 37signals affiliate program was a pretty clever piece of marketing: https://affiliate.37signals.com/ I'm not sure if you could replicate it without having the reputation that they do.
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18y ago
Oh, you work for twitter? I've been trying to think of ways to speed up the app I'm working on. The current bottleneck is in the database queries, sometimes they can take up to 30 seconds. The data is mostly static, it's updated once per da
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LinkedIn Architecture
(hurvitz.org)
18 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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6 comments
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GoogleTalk Architecture
(highscalability.com)
4 points
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18y ago
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Scale Cheaply - Sharding
(codebetter.com)
22 points
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dhotson
18y ago
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4 comments
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Procedural Generation Games Competition
(tigsource.com)
4 points
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18y ago
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18y ago
I wonder if this could be combined with this javascript jabber library to make a fully fledged chat client: http://zeank.in-berlin.de/jsjac/ .. currently that library is restricted by the same domain policy. I wonder how this Comet librar
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