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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   hmm, i've parsed email before. is there something specific to email encoding than general files? such as parsing the "encoding" header thingy? anything else?
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   agree. plus, their interface is cluttered. it's worse than reading a pdf in the browser. it's seems like step backwards. perhaps i'm missing the neat niche it is filling.
3. 633.▲
   by diN0bot 17y ago

   it's that principle that is partly (largely?) responsible for the god-awful state of website standards.
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   whoa cool http://webkit.org/blog/138/css-animation/ again, though, concerns about browser compatibility...
5. 635.▲
   by diN0bot 17y ago

   i don't get why he'd be frustrated to begin with. probably it was a situation he didn't care much about. you know, whatever, he's doing his job, answering the same questions everyone asks. maybe he even has a financial incentive to make sal
6. 636.▲
   by diN0bot 17y ago

   thank you.
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   what makes domain picking and selling so interesting and popular? quite a few startup ideas/implementations pass through the hacker news front page, which is why i'm wondering.
8. 638.▲
   by diN0bot 17y ago

   true, though there's a difference between candy sugar and whole wheat sugar. eating a slice of whole wheat bread versus a lollipop will probably provide the same benefit (if not better, being more sustained) without the desire to consume mo
9. 639.▲
   by diN0bot 17y ago

   really. why?
10. 640.▲
    by diN0bot 17y ago

    search for "less css". hmmm. "less extend css" no problem. i agree that some names are ridiculous for search engines; this one might be ok. jury is still out.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    I went with linode and used the slicehost tutorials for setup. All good. I definitely feel more loyalty to slicehost, but I was already set up on linode and it is cheaper, so momentum kept me there.
12. 642.▲
    by diN0bot 17y ago

    same here. i've been profiling this past week trying to see if i can trim cpu cycles or whether that's just how the game is played.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    full thread is somewhat more interesting than one guy's bitchy smackdown. http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/browse_thread/...
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    it is real "reality tv". i think that keeps it a tad more honest and a ton more interesting.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    right idea, but the beginning of the article erroneously focuses on quantity not quality.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    I've been reading through the documentation on the celery github page. I haven't been able to figure out the appropriate task breakdown. That is, I'm trying to do some crawling and ingestion, and I'm wondering if I should be pushing a dozen
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    Ask HN: textbooks, references for crawl+ingestion architecture

    2 points by diN0bot 17y ago|1 comments
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    I searched for Patti Blogovich (intentionally misspelled). All three columns contained what appeared to be relevant results, but after reading the returned articles, only two articles were outstanding (on depth and "objectivity"). One of th
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    This is a great point. Personal comfort is a huge part of social processes and interactions. The internet has particular obstacles to overcome in this area.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    Small comment: "These people all read Hacker News. But they don't know that. Yet." I parsed this as "each of these people don't know that he or she reads--as in will read--Hacker News." It sounded like an endorsement for Hacker News, rather
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    "Another lesson: I kept an oversized (perhaps giant is a better word) Moleskine by the door, and we wrote down great moments and quotes as the days wore on. We’ve already worked our way through it frontwards, and now we’ve turned it over an
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    IMHO, this just demonstrates the extent of fluff that is the blog piece.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    true, but being able to write things down goes one step further than mere listening: remembering.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    you made so many good (written) points, yet accrued so few (karma) points. i know my own vacuous comment will be down-voted, but it's worth it to say Good work.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    "Zed is offering" yeah, right. he's a talker.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    "Give me six months and I’ll have the following"
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    no. products made purely for financial gain rather than making the world a better place are usually not a good thing. spam sux. so does mega-consumption.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    i do, and i've noticed that it makes a difference. that is, i'll see what i consider to be an interesting story on the new page and not the front page. after i upvote, i'll see it appear on the front page...and then get upvoted a fair amoun
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    integrating with fundraising software is key.
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    by diN0bot 17y ago

    thank you for such high signal to noise. (plus, protecting the user is priority #1.)