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gabipurcaru
13y ago
You're assuming that the average user on their site = the average user on the internet.
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Mule Uploader
(mule-uploader.com)
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13y ago
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Not that old, but I always found it interesting that we learned C/C++ in highschool using a version of Borland from 1993, which made the program as old as myself.
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Wasn't PAE available for pretty much all versions starting from XP? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa36...
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Tried a downhill curve and I got yahoo.com http://www.google.com/trends/correlate/search?e=id:IwiF_9hYU...
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
I do agree with your arguments, yet they do have a patent on "Slide to unlock"
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
What other games do this? I didn't know there are others that have interactive maps.
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Who would do that to GitHub?
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Not $30/month, but 50 euros is in the same ballpark I guess -- http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produkte_rootserver/ex4
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Talent Buddy - An easy way to get instant feedback on your skills
(talentbuddy.co)
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13y ago
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Tip: you can prepend a space at the beginning of the command and it won't be saved in the history (though I agree that letting the command prompt for a password is better)
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
I do this too, like everyone else, but when I notice there are too many tabs opened, I just bite the bullet and close everything except for the currently opened tab (and sometimes close that too). Manual garbage collector.
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
python
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
I managed to learn the language _while_ doing a side project, and it was just as quick as doing it in a language I knew.
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
> Go is not a language focused around individual productivity in any capacity or scope. I don't know the motivation behind the people developing Go, but I found it very easy and convenient to work with it, almost as easy as with Python
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Maybe; but that's the way towards progress
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
> The keyword 'terra' introduces a new Terra function. Why would anyone do this? What's wrong with func, function, def, etc. ?
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
My guess is that a small percentage of users refresh the page after a while (if the traffic is small, maybe you're weighing in on that yourself)
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
> If the people requesting the feature care enough, they should go through the hoops necessary to (edit: learn how to code and) become part of the core team. Why? so they can argue will fellow core devs? > For this _particular_ feat
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
Might be the case for some, but I don't have such problems.
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gabipurcaru
13y ago
I don't get your point. I use zsh+oh-my-zsh, and I don't know what Plan 9 is, don't code in D, never used LuaTeX (esp. not in Emacs), and I don't happen to wear a monocle. In fact I find zsh much easier for beginners and people who don't
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
Electric cars?
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
Thanks for your insight, you make good points; it seems to me you don't really like S3, can you elaborate why?
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
Shameless plug, but HTML5 + CORS + S3 can enable resumable file uploads. I've written a library that uploads to S3, and can resume uploads (think internet going down for a while, force-closing the tab, etc.): https://github.com/cinely/mule
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
in my experience, Yahoo is terrible at catching spam. Maybe half of it is caught, with some legitimate email marked as spam too.
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
I think it is a hard requirement; nobody keeps tight track of $1 coins because it's hard to trade a few million dollars using just that. A cryptographic currency wouldn't have this issue.
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
How is finding the digits of 2^57,885,161 - 1 useful?
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Show HN: Weekend Project - instant meme creation
(gabipurcaru.blogspot.ro)
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14y ago
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
Works great in my chromium ("Version 24.0.1312.56 Built on Ubuntu 12.04, running on elementary OS 0.2 (24.0.1312.56-0ubuntu0.12.04.1)")
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gabipurcaru
14y ago
Is it just me, or is her statement _not saying anything at all_ ?
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