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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   is there a way to do this in python directly (not cppython)?
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   i've been rich, avg and poor. believe me, avg is better. --me.
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   this is awesome! way to throw yourself into a project!!
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   nice concept--use gmail for productivity rather than switching to specific apps--but fluffy post otherwise.
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   (ahh my eyes. the font is so small and squished. when i 'apple-+' the menu disappears off to the right but oh well)
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   mos def. this was fascinating. made me question what i see in 3d printers when more public hackershops and forges could enabled so much!
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   by diN0bot 17y ago

   i'm a developer on 13in macbook. i run full width. my husband is not a developer or tech-savy and he runs ff partial width of 17in macbook. (75% i'd guess?) as for the feedback button on the side of pages: it annoys me. whatever. a good pro
8. 668.▲
   by diN0bot 18y ago

   quite engrossing. i read and skimmed. lots of great pictures. this is the opposite experience to blogs posts that run out of steam halfway and then end with some dumb conclusion. well done shamusyoung. wish there were more of these kind of
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   by diN0bot 18y ago

   I see you point. Certainly, if a blogger is constantly spamming HN and other social news sites it's kind of a annoying. On the other hand, that's the whole point of social aggregation: to democratically filter the good stuff to the top. Som
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    Build something someone will pay for.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    when i first moved here from reddit i ran into this problem a lot. then i got slightly annoyed at having to have twice as many browser tabs open as before. i still don't use the plugin, but it has ceased to be a problem. my friends and i jo
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    i believe tolerance and respect require concerted attention to counteract cultural ignorance and bias. treating differences with equality is not about not caring or not thinking about differences--many racial and gender prejudices result fr
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    well said. i initially avoided hacker news because i still viewed "hacker" in the "old school" basement programmer meaning, which i associated with immature, ego-centric aggression. also, even knowing lambda calculus, the 'y' in y-combinato
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    or just write it down...i mean, if someone gets access to your harddrive, stealing your hn account is probably the least of your worries.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    someone doing a few failed logins before successfully logging in won't look all that different than someone doing a few failed logins and then giving up, which is what most humans would do (as opposed to scripts). people naturally tend to h
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    OMG So Cool11111
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    in fact, here's a good quote for that: > "Victoria Wang: DHH’s attitude seems to say that the more we lower ourselves to the most base level of marketing scum in the name of entertainment, the better, even if at the end of the day there
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    this is an interesting one. i didn't realize that people voted without seeing the content. i guess they were just voting for topics or titles? > "I voted for it, actually, because CouchDB is one of those things that’s the new hotness an
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    What do car shows and beer commercials have to do with intellectual discourse? yeah, base advertising works. on the other hand, if going to work was like being in a car commercial i doubt we'd produce anything constructive.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    This is very cool, all the more so for being a senior (in college) capstone project.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    why do you think this? how many people do you know who did this (hooked on second or greater try) versus never got hooked?
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    "As discussed in the comments, Nielsen is only able to measure return visits to Twitter.com: how many people set up a desktop application like TweetDeck (TweetDeck reviews) and continue to Tweet, but never return to Twitter.com? " on the ot
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    i'd rather see people adopting very small modules. possibly people could bid on them based on the module elegance and usefulness and extensibility, etc. lines of code can get removed, whereas concepts tend to stick around, plus motivating w
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    the line of code is always there in version control. i wouldn't want to clutter up a file with unnecessary comments, so maybe those """ Don't remove (donated) """ lines could be placed in separate files.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    i see your point, but i'm often working on 2 or 3 man projects with different front-end and back-end workers (as well as 2 and 3 man projects where i'm the only softwarer). it depends on the project. i can do both ends, but i much more enjo
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    I have to admit that I was a bit confused, too. i skimmed the diagrams and pictures--good work!--but the text was just not readable enough. </2cents>
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    i don't know why this was downvoted. Leg length is a reasonable hypothesis. Taller musco-skeleton structure helps with long runs (for the average runner). This also makes sense when combined with the heel-landing technique, which lengthens
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    nix (athena, redhat, debian, ubuntu), windows and mac. i've done some development on sparc, too, but i never felt comfortable. yeah, i wrote the comment quickly and didn't catch my 3-os assumption probably you could have figured this out, t
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    Absolutely. I'm trying to wrap my head around it but I can't.
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    by diN0bot 18y ago

    i'm curious why public streams and search are so cool.