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by earle 19y ago
yeah, but you can barely find the lock in the fist place because its small, and unlabeled. I dont know if this is great design!
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by earle 19y ago
Running a decentralized workforce in the 90s was not viable for most people for obvious reasons. Today, tools are better, and more widely available, but more importantly the overall demographic of the technical workforce has improved by or
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by earle 19y ago
>>> An open-source filter software that can detect rampant stupidity in written English Text is not likely to be stupid. CLASSIFY succeeds; success probability: 0.5043 pR: 0.0075 Best match to file #0 (/home/sfp/code/nonstupid_
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by earle 19y ago
that's what sets are for. >>> list(set(['1', '2', '3', '1'])) ['1', '3', '2']
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by earle 19y ago
the immediate downmods of my original comment of "stubborn" seems to be further testament to the overall quality in capacity for this site lately. the authors comments are emotionally loaded opinions that are quite frankly, a result of imma
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by earle 19y ago
BBS The Firm FTW! 2af / LOD ;)
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by earle 19y ago
stubborn
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XML-RPC vs. REST(oluyede.org)
4 points by earle 19y ago|0 comments
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Google to provide Wireless Access to entire US(cjreport.com)
4 points by earle 19y ago|0 comments
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by earle 19y ago
If you're getting 2433 emails a day, you should be in a position to hire an assistant to help you deal with it. If you get 2433 phone calls a day, do you not do the same? The problem with a fully automated solution to this is that the edge
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by earle 19y ago
its just the trend nowadays......
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by earle 19y ago
I wouldn't get too excited without seeing some sort of actual documentation. Hopefully this is done ala-WSGI
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Anonymous: This is why we fight(youtube.com)
4 points by earle 19y ago|3 comments
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by earle 19y ago
and CoS just got rickrolled http://www.anonymous-exposed.org/
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by earle 19y ago
I could have used some MUD Rehab back in the late eighties!!! :)
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Oxford: Digital Piracy Benefits Affected Companies(physorg.com)
3 points by earle 19y ago|1 comments
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by earle 19y ago
stammy, you used to just IM me! what happened? ;)
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by earle 19y ago
that should be: Founders aren't programmers == doomed silly.
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Flickr adding video. really.(techcrunch.com)
1 points by earle 19y ago|0 comments
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by earle 19y ago
Google did something better than Yahoo at the time. So again, I'm very much still unsure about to how this is better.
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by earle 19y ago
im not sure what the point of this is? how does it scale? seems like flickr's interestingness model is much more.. well,.. interesting
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by earle 19y ago
0) API 1) obfuscate email addresses in comments 2) an effective way to enter code in comments and submissions and have it render nicely (this is HACKER news, right?)
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by earle 19y ago
SNOWCRASH for heavens sake.
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by earle 19y ago
Yeah, Akamai is the best. We do an awful lot of geocoding related functions on Groovr, and have looked at more or less all the available IP geocoding databases. Akamai's the best.
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by earle 19y ago
i buck the trend by building sites that effectively work.
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by earle 19y ago
done :)
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by earle 19y ago
email sent.
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by earle 19y ago
as the co-founding cto of hotjobs, i have to say, this is an excellent solution. well done folks.
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Useless has a name: Alltop(paulstamatiou.com)
2 points by earle 19y ago|0 comments
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by earle 19y ago
i actually think the whole concept is dumb. just spent 45 minutes doing it to prove a point. too bad websnappr is throttling requests for the preview images.

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