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by diN0bot 18y ago
good question. i've wondered this before, too. no idea. it's hard to know the answer unless you collect a lot of anecdotes.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
mos def. photos makes the app come alive! sweet.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
i need tehcnical support: on firefox 3 it first blocked pop-ups, so i enabled and got a spew of opened tabs with no search results found (see my other comment). when i tried to search again ff keeps blocking the pop-ups, even though i keep
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by diN0bot 18y ago
On the one hand I agree: I'd rather it popped up while I typed "Frankfurt, Germany" to let me disambiguate HHN and FRA, rather than open 20 tabs that all said "do not service that airport". I didn't realize HHN was the wrong code until noth
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by diN0bot 18y ago
why stop at chicks? why stop at four? i'm assuming newseller is female, of course. i'm also assuming kbob didn't. can someone explain why the multiples fantasy is owned so much by the male population when it is the females that have much mo
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by diN0bot 18y ago
I co-founded a company with my husband. Pretty much the same ideas as mentioned in the article: complimentary skills are good; time flexibility is good; too much tech talk needs to be balanced with non-work adventures. It was hard at first:
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by diN0bot 18y ago
this is how i wish the bank bailout had gone. instead of essentially giving the ceos and other top bosses money, fire those suckers and get some fresh minds in to take responsibility. the government should be investing like an actual invest
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by diN0bot 18y ago
thanks for the feedback. as the backend side of the team, i share these concerns. i think there's a balance between overwhelm-sion and confusion versus 'getting to places fast'. we're still working on this, so thanks for the feedback.
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HN: review my (non-profit) startup: Buy It Like You Mean It(bilumi.org)
24 points by diN0bot 18y ago|13 comments
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by diN0bot 18y ago
the housewife thing seems to be pure speculation compared to the controlling patriarch in the submitted article.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
ok, here's one simple case: http://www.glazaros.com/ div backgrounds are jpg's. same for http://www.digitaldevotion.de/ and others. ok, so it turns out very few are hella complicated. i'm really interested in figuring out http://w
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by diN0bot 18y ago
obama: '"Even as he is sober about these challenges, I have never seen him happier," Mr. Axelrod said. "The chance to be under the same roof with his kids, essentially to live over the store, to be able to see them whenever he wants, to wak
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by diN0bot 18y ago
how are these done? is the vector part that they're svg rather than gif, or are the actually created using scripts in the browser? [edit: i keep checking out sites in the list using firebug. i'm not a ui person, but i am trying to learn. th
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by diN0bot 18y ago
what do you mean? he draws first without, then with the machine on, then again afterwards with it off.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
interesting. i'm wondering now what resources to look at when flying in the winter to see what the ice risks are.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
I agree, or add a note about whether you're a mathematician. I personally found this submission to be very exciting and interesting. I guess even with calculus, linear algebra and computability theory under my belt I still find number repre
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by diN0bot 18y ago
transparency is crucial to a free market and democracy. that said, there are times when privacy should be considered, such as health records (as long as insurance is private) and criminal records. fortunately, privacy isn't always at odds w
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by diN0bot 18y ago
this is awesome. thank you.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
yes (i meant to say that i hope one word answers are doomed as well)
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by diN0bot 18y ago
these are good points. of course, what with classes i very rarely have deep lists anyway. in fact, copying lists is seldom an issue i run into (though i always run a few tests at the prompt to make sure my understanding is right because mut
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by diN0bot 18y ago
this starts to become as cryptic as the previously mentioned 'cryptic regex.' cryptic is anything that can stay in the head 'ram' of a normal programmer. stuff that typically needs to be written down to make sense. i went through the above
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by diN0bot 18y ago
pedantic: the urban dictionary example is voting not rating. that's what leads to the confusion of adding up all the positives and negatives. amazone is rating. it's a scale and there is a clear mean, medium and standard deviation. whether
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by diN0bot 18y ago
linked for you: http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&...
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by diN0bot 18y ago
let us know how it turns out or if the plot thicks. i'm curious as to what's going on.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
this is an interesting social problem: how to get people to care about shared property. finding a successful solution here is not so different to finding a successfully scaled social news aggregator.
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by diN0bot 18y ago
gaius, you and i are on the same wavelength. the old skool calculators and video games is actually a very narrow approachability (as someone who never had either nor was much interested in either), but is significantly more present on this
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by diN0bot 18y ago
i understand the advantage of scripts. my sister loves python now because she can munge csv files much faster now (she's a scientist) api's allow people to do cool things. they're libraries. kids would find programming on a calculator much
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by diN0bot 18y ago
today's 10 year old is probably writing a twitter script in python in 2 days. as a non-video-game-playing female i didn't find programming approachable then, but i have found it approachable in the past 2 years. i can't speak for 10 year ol
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by diN0bot 18y ago
try scratch or alice for kids programming try processing or openframeworks for graphics
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by diN0bot 18y ago
iphones kinda come with a 'how to program an iphone app' tutorial, where by come with i mean the internet. presumably most of the comments here are focused more on the existence of tutorials at all, not on implementation. still, the state o

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