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Leaving aside such issues as time of the day/week when articles were posted (I have no idea if that has played a factor in this case) I agree that the specificity issue is likely to be applicable. > wouldn't you prefer to read about som
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15y ago
> especially if you want it to do DHCP and DNS lookups Up until now this has been true with the official Arduino Ethernet shield but there's been work integrating DHCP and DNS functionality into the Arduino core. I believe it's targeted
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15y ago
> I don't get why this is easier than just using the examples that comes with the IDE. In theory it means that you can get a pre-programmed Arduino with network connectivity and give it to a web dev person who has no knowledge of microc
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15y ago
Yeah, a REST interface a pretty interesting way to interact with the Arduino. I made something similar a couple of years ago (the details of which used to be at http://code.rancidbacon.com/Flashduino and may return when I get a server bac
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15y ago
For years as I developed with Python and Javascript I thought "I really should write something in C again and maybe I should learn some C++". But nothing I was doing was performance critical or low level enough that I needed C or C++. Then,
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15y ago
I assume 2011, given: http://www.inc.com/magazine/20100601/ Also, it seems more like an "audio/video slideshow" than an article.
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15y ago
> tldr; Always assume someone will be reading your code in the future for a job hire. I agree that what you suggest in terms of improvements in how you code is beneficial--especially if it's a permanent change in your coding style. I th
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15y ago
You might want to have a demo that doesn't require signing into Twitter. I didn't go any further.
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15y ago
I don't think this would be any different to bartering--governments generally tax that too--so you'd still have a tax liability.
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15y ago
I get the header/footer and a "log in with Facebook" button--you might want to add some boiler plate description too. :)
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15y ago
Warning: Auto-play video halfway down the page. Suggestion: Stop doing this.
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16y ago
I set up a site there recently and AFAICT "naked domains" are still not accepted.
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16y ago
Also, here's the "unofficial official" Who's Hiring account: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring Hopefully the person behind it will also add "Remote" to the regular list.
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16y ago
I wish your reply was higher. Chances are if OP is asking the question the standard reply of "sleep hygiene" isn't a useful answer. OP, have a consultation with a sleep specialist. And, take lbk's advice of reading the DSPS page and also po
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16y ago
> I've been humming variants of the same tune for years. Yeah, I was aware of that when I wrote the comment. :) I agree, I don't think hackers are a great market for a lot of things due to our DIY mentality--I'm happy to benefit from th
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16y ago
No one's ever accused me of being a spendthrift--so take this with a grain of salt--but I was disappointed in the "deal" actually. First step (after getting past the gateway errors): (1) Encounter request for email address with a "we don't
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"This issue is the first time my teenager finally cared about what I do"
(internetnz.net.nz)
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16y ago
You might be interested in Lazarus: http://lazarus.interclue.com/ It's a multi-browser plugin that allows you to recover lost form content. Disclosure: I know the people behind the company.
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16y ago
> hard shell reinforced briefcase Do you have a link to what you have? What were the benefits to the change (particularly from laptop backpack)?
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> started playing a new sport I love What was the sport?
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> New Zealand => Australia From where in NZ did you leave and where in Oz did you end up? What were the improvements you found? Do you think you would've found them moving to some country other than Australia? Curious. :)
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> Dock at the bottom (both Windows and Mac) -> Dock on the left Yeah, I did that quite a while ago and have found it great on my laptop but I've just started using a 1900x1200 monitor and am starting to think about switching back.
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New Zealand to sneak in Internet disconnection with quake emergency legislation
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> Seeing other companies provide free text messaging demonstrates that it is possible to do so without a subscription fee. Well, do you know that's actually sustainable for them to do that though?
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Information display triggered by real world objects
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I found the embedded slides didn't work for me, so here's a non-embedded link to the same slides: http://www.slideshare.net/cheilmann/the-road-to-being-a-kick... I'm a big fan of: (1) encouraging techies to take and make opportunities to
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In a link from the comments of this article I found another article about a company's t-shirt development process: http://www.myintervals.com/blog/2011/02/01/submersible-dirigible-the-new-intervals-shirt-design/ Of most interest was
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16y ago
> many of the recent HN posts linking to company blogs don't include a link back to the homepage. [...] Don't make me edit out "blog." from the URL by hand. I'm glad I'm not the only person who has noted this lately. :) Listen to this a
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You probably want to take a look at Firmata: http://firmata.org/wiki/Main_Page It basically does the wrapping for you, so you can control the Arduino from your PC using software you're already familiar with: Python, MaxMSP, Processin
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I hope one of the things you took from your experience is that you massively underestimate yourself, your worth and what you do--because reading what you wrote it certainly seems that way. If you want to do YC but talk yourself out of it--I
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