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by drtse4 16y ago
I didn't downvote you, but i guess that they don't agree on the fact that those links would have been posted anyway...
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by drtse4 16y ago
Definitely. And regarding karma, for me the only karma that "counts" is the messages one, the ones who only dump links on HN without commenting further are on the wrong site, imho.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Considering that you are in Germany, these two companies from uk: cantonteaco.com and jingtea.com (suggested in the tea for hacker thread* , i've just done my first order from them), have various packs with a selection on different teas+in
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by drtse4 16y ago
Really interesting, and they also ship outside US.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Considering that hackers are usually open to experimenting new things, why not try something new on Christmas that could become one of your passions? This could be a good time to enter the world of tea/tea-brewing, something that a caffeina
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by drtse4 16y ago
Agreed, i'm not saying that this is true in this particular case, but posting random old pg essay smells just like an attempt to earn some easy karma. Personally, even if i didn't already read a particular essay, seeing the date i would not
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by drtse4 16y ago
Google cached it: cache:micheljansen.org/blog/entry/955
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by drtse4 16y ago
I also liked Bulletproof Web Design for all the real world examples, not sure that the techniques shown there are up-to-date though.
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by drtse4 16y ago
My favorite is "problem solver", the ones who use it carelessly in their resumes are usually "problem creators" instead.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Struts comes to mind, possibly one of the worst web frameworks ever created.
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by drtse4 16y ago
He should have left out that "exactly". The main point is something he highlights at the beginning, J2EE was the triumph of configuration over convention, it had a lot of xml descriptors and interfaces/utility classes to be implemented (thi
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by drtse4 16y ago
Nothing new, they should check the work of Marco Dorigo, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ant_colony_optimization
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by drtse4 16y ago
Checked briefly some of the them, the one on objective-c for experienced programmers seems nice and concise (starting from c highlight what has been added as syntax/libs), bookmarked.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Have these in my bookmarks, haven't tried them yet http://jingtea.com/ http://www.cantonteaco.com
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by drtse4 16y ago
I'm not a GAE expert, but using the GAE memcache clone wouldn't be a good idea in this case? The low latency requirement should be met and it looks like that his data structure would fit well in a k/v store.
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by drtse4 16y ago
I'm wondering why only in the italian version of the ad he is called Jimbo Wales... weird.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Don't know why but refreshing fixed this issue for me. Btw, it's the 2nd or 3rd time i see a link to something on licorize but every time i feel its interface it's a bit hard to "get" and a little confusing (it could be me). What about remo
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by drtse4 16y ago
Very kind indeed, i would have stopped responding at his 2nd-3rd message...
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by drtse4 16y ago
Article on SAI: http://www.businessinsider.com/android-developer-is-making-o...
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by drtse4 16y ago
Not really great for PDFs, they are shown with a border bigger than the one of regular ebooks and the zoom options are only 100% 150% 200%... Even 150% is too big to fit on the screen. It doesn't support many formats natively, only mobi,pdf
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by drtse4 16y ago
And the flood of Paper Toss clones began. I just tested this out months ago on Android and don't remember the details, how are the ads placed? In-game ads or there is an ad in the rankings page?
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by drtse4 16y ago
Castings in c doesn't perform type conversion, regarding the implementation just consider that every ascii char has a numerical code (it's int value) and that in the ascii table the numbers are adjacent.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Wired article from 2009 on their "business model": http://www.wired.com/politics/security/magazine/17-07/ff_som...
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Somali pirates in 2010(nybooks.com)
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by drtse4 16y ago
More expensive? Last time i checked .ly were at $100+/yr.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Jeremy, an obvious suggestion, keep track of the traffic/traffic sources data, add adwords/amazon/etc... as soon as possible and do a series of blog posts on it. The traffic directed to your personal blog could turn out to be more valuable
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by drtse4 16y ago
This same idea is the last one i added a week ago in my project ideas document, time to delete it :). Jeremy, i guess you've already noticed this, tldr.com could expire in november if it's not renewed. What about accepting complete urls as
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by drtse4 16y ago
Ok, recovered, list available again.
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100% agree, i still have my x86 GEM's 5 1/4" floppies somewhere (with the additional painting and writing apps, i guess it was an "ultimate" edition). Another interesting thing is that the GEM release i had already contained a basic interpr
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by drtse4 16y ago
Don't worry, that's crystal clear, i didn't post the original link above just for that reason, an nonsensical/hilarious announcement. But that announcement made me remember of that security researcher sent to jail for his analysis of the vo

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