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Aristarchus of Samos(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by funthree 15y ago|1 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
comparing the American gov't to the chinese gov't is jsut ridiculous in this context. american gov't cares too much about it's economy to do such a stupid thing
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by funthree 15y ago
>basically zero major label music or Hollywood movies are legally available for free only because its not true?>
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by funthree 15y ago
They are obviously not going to willingly violate any SLAs. Also the gov't is never going to shut down Google. Their site being offline would not be an accurate preview of any blackouts to come. SOPA is going to cost google money and headac
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by funthree 15y ago
I think open sourcing this wouldnt take long. Basically a transaction-al email is sent based on data in a user system. The fact that the patent is for email communication that contains a "notification containing a portion of a da out of off
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Porter-Stemming JSON API(stem.nodejitsu.com)
4 points by funthree 15y ago|0 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
I think that mostly things on thumbtack just seem rather static, whereas craigslist is fluid. Craigslist is pretty close to pure UGC. On thumbtack the leads come in kind of slow (0-3 a month) and everyone competes with static profiles and
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by funthree 15y ago
Thumbtack seems like a nice upgraded version of craigslist and all, but it just isn't conducive to the same high successful transaction rates. My experience after a year has been completely underwhelming.
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JSON API for porter-stemming(stem.nodejitsu.com)
1 points by funthree 15y ago|0 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
in 2004/2005 when I signed up for the facebook it was NOT a public site
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by funthree 15y ago
be sure to use fountain codes
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by funthree 15y ago
"a lint is the only comprehensive way" No. jslint is good, but if you are going to try to come off as an authority you need to be diligent or you need to pick your words better
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by funthree 15y ago
>> Secondly, pass your code through a good lint tool to ensure that you've not used any undeclared variables, since undeclared variables will cause implicit global variables. This is also regarded as a general best-practice for JS d
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by funthree 15y ago
You make some decent points, however, you also make some invalid points which you back only with caps-lock demands... Be humble. >>Your widget is never important enough to add extra nodes or attributes to any element of the DOM. NEV
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by funthree 15y ago
The host eliminates an "incorrect" door only after you first choose one. The monty hall problem is about using the new information that the host is obligated to give you. if you use it you increase your chances to 1/2, if you do nothing wi
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by funthree 15y ago
They will attempt to massage the language into something that is easily digestible by the vast majority as politicians have always done. The aims of which language would include disarming or flustering the passion of the opposition.
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by funthree 15y ago
Here is a similar facebook bootstrap that I started, functional but still a WIP. https://github.com/tblobaum/bootstrap/tree/2.0-wip
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by funthree 15y ago
You are wrong but I doubt you see it. At any point in our history that you look you have just cherry picked the outliers that uphold your opinion. Your original argument is largely blanketed statements, without diligence.
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by funthree 15y ago
How interesting. I came from an Architecture background (high school +2 years and University +2 years) and I was decent at it and won a few awards before diving back into computer science (which I did throughout high school) and business (i
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by funthree 15y ago
I am a `desingineer` I guess. I'm working on a startup that is taking on big web analytics. A lot of the reusable code is being released as free and open source so that I can focus on the UI. I built the initial front and backend applicatio
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by funthree 15y ago
pixel-tracker works with express out of the box and doesnt really imply that you will want to aggregate hits with a key or any certain way. It just provides information about a request you can use in your app (or separate it) with pixel-tra
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by funthree 15y ago
the pixel doesn't get cached
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Pixel Tracking in Node.js(github.com)
33 points by funthree 15y ago|9 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
pixel-tracker works with express out of the box. It doesnt quite work the same way as pixel ping. It doesnt imply that you will want to aggregate hits with a key, it just provides information. You have a number of different ways to disting
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by funthree 15y ago
There are a number of ways to do this but when I first started with node I started by using some different files which hold environment variables. You can then export some environment variables based on where you are running your code (prod
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by funthree 15y ago
Seems eerily the same.
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by funthree 15y ago
It is an exact quote of what he said.
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by funthree 15y ago
The closest thing that might get you there is farming communities in the Midwest... with no power, or cell phones, or cars, or houses, with dangerous wild animals still roaming about, no medical treatment, no firearms, and no prior 21st-ce
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by funthree 15y ago
Your concern is valid and you probably wouldn't want to program every DOM manipulation with nodequery, and that isnt required. Yes, you would theoretically want to limit the number of calls to the server the same as you would in any paradig
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by funthree 15y ago
Also noteworthy is the new ability to treat the DOM as a resource from the server point of view. Extracting information and rendering view partials in realtime as well as placing event listeners for the DOM on the server can help get things

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