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by drtse4 17y ago
Double flagged.
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by drtse4 17y ago
The good thing about appengine is that they bill you for cpu/hour used, you only pay for what you really use. I also considered appengine as an option as back-end when i was thinking about a multiplayer android game a few months ago but the
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by drtse4 17y ago
Definitely agree, the way of thinking expressed there will surely lead to other similar nonsense when other problems arise.
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by drtse4 17y ago
Really sorry to hear that Matteo, i've read you comments on HN and was quite happy for you when i discovered you were going abroad. Doesn't contracts matter any more? That is an usual non-competing clause and i guess that you don't develop
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by drtse4 17y ago
Nice series of posts, would like to see more similar articles on HN.
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by drtse4 17y ago
This also seems a perfect fit for FPGA.
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by drtse4 17y ago
"SB102-002 TITLE: Handheld Apps for Warfighters" Just a few days ago while playing battlefield:bc2* i was thinking how easy could it be to build a military tactical support application running on commercial smartphones. Issues related to n
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by drtse4 17y ago
... as all the languages that come from an age where verbosity was not a problem. Glad to see that new languages/frameworks try to address this.
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by drtse4 17y ago
The content is a bit redundant, i'd like a follow-up that explains why (with insight of how that data is managed), but maybe are a bit too much details to disclose publicly :)
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by drtse4 17y ago
Seems ok to me, liked the "($max - $min > 1)" and "$ary->[$min] ==/$ary->[$max] ==" that removed the need to add or subtract 1 inside the while, nice to see a variation once in a while :)
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Map of a Twitter status object(mehack.com)
5 points by drtse4 17y ago|2 comments
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by drtse4 17y ago
I was thinking about this in the other direction for books, this explains why weight loss/self improvement/etc... books sell so well.
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by drtse4 17y ago
I'd love to learn that... maybe i should reconsider it :)
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by drtse4 17y ago
I'd like to see that grouped by country. And another interesting thing, if you click on an item you can see on the right the average time the users needed to check that activity as completed.
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by drtse4 17y ago
Please, no spam on hacker news. THANKS. ITA: Posso concordare con lo scopo del gruppo, ma questo non è posto per lo spam.
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by drtse4 17y ago
What i would really like to see is the geographical distribution of those users, just to see if there is some underestimated market that could be reached (e.g. what is the percentage of chinese/taiwanese/japanese users?).
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by drtse4 17y ago
What about the Affero GPL? It's a GPLv3 that also allow you to receive code modification when a software is used in SaaS mode. I'm not sure if this is the level of protection you are searching, this has always seemed a bit to strict to me (
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by drtse4 17y ago
While operational research is an interesting discipline, it's a niche one so it will hardly reach what joel&co consider a big enough audience. They should start their own site using an ad hoc platform (i guess it will not be a problem i
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by drtse4 17y ago
Don't like the email in cleartext in the html, considering that all these pages are public, could you fix that?
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by drtse4 17y ago
I guess you are the guy who told me yesterday in the spreadsheet chat that that list should become a rentacoder on steroids, fast execution!
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by drtse4 17y ago
The downforeveryone guys should add a goog cache link. Search cache: http://apenwarr.ca/log/?m=201004#09
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by drtse4 17y ago
Not too relevant, given the title i expected something more.
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by drtse4 17y ago
Nice video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1250fZuhUg Issues with fuel reported in the story @3:09.
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by drtse4 17y ago
Stupid question, why do you have an RFID tag in your hand?
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by drtse4 17y ago
Quite funny, could make more bearable some mundane tasks... at least for a while.
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by drtse4 17y ago
I was going to make a mirror/davinci joke, but sadly they didn't swap the horizontal axis...
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by drtse4 17y ago
This reminds me of City by Clifford Simak, nice story. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_(novel)
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by drtse4 17y ago
putting ads only in a specific sub-reddit (or a category/sub-forum if you prefer)
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by drtse4 17y ago
MyClass ptr = new MyClass; MyClass ptr = old MyClass; This one made my day :D
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by drtse4 17y ago
The comparison with TechCrunch in not relevant, i guess that only a small percentage of the average techie tc user visited the site, let alone buy anything. A girl oriented site/whatever was a better way to promote something like this. Btw,

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