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12y ago
I know at least with Google you can authenticate "cross-client": https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/CrossClientAuth Best writeup for Google I've found: http://www.riskcompletefai
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13y ago
Love it! But is this thin, grainy font by design? http://imgur.com/TGCnZXV (Win 7 on FF)
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13y ago
I'm a huge Susskind fan. One of the coolest books I've read was his "The Black Hole War". And he's got tons of his lectures (full lectures from Stanford) on YouTube -- so if you're curious you can hear it strai
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13y ago
I just scanned it but it looks awesome! Thanks for putting this together! I didn't look terribly hard but did you mention the work of Ziegler and Golbeck: "Investigating interactions of trust and interest similarity"? It'
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13y ago
Terra Ex ( http://www.terraexgame.com/ ) * Terra Ex is a 4x (explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate), online game. * We are raising money for STEM education from the game's profits (see our foundation: http:/&#x
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Show HN: Game for STEM education
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Show HN: Terra Ex, a 4x multiplayer online game
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Good to see the update. But why hide my folders on page load now? And also not display how many unread in them on top of the little folder icon? And why auto-reveal the next message when deleting the previous one (from the previous design c
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13y ago
At first glance it looks like ngrok supports Windows without Ruby or Python, which I really appreciate. Not sure why that market (Win w/o Ruby/Python) has been completely ignored so far. But it seems like a strong selling point. T
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I've been watching this series for a general introduction into the math behind quantum computing, and would recommend it: "Quantum computing for the determined" by Michael Nielsen http://www.youtube.com/playli
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13y ago
I've been on DO for several months now and love them. And as far as reliability, I've had binarycanary pointed at my sites for about a month now with one outage that lasted about a minute and then resolved itself. To me, for the p
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13y ago
Thank you very much! I subscribed to get email updates.
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13y ago
For me, the Passageway is the KILLER feature. I'd subscribe just for that. But not with Python. Any plans for a non-Python version (.exe, Win service, etc)? Thanks! edit: clarity
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13y ago
Maybe not so much a tool, but the AJAX paradigm and XMLHttpRequest is, imo one of the bigger developments in the Internet era. And, Thank you very much for making memcached, and happy birthday! I've used this as a core part of my stack for
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Comments are closed on the article and I wanted to thank David. I'm one of those who freeze up like a deer in headlights when asked to do a quiz. But have a degree in CS, have made several enterprise level packages by myself, and have been
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14y ago
Were comments removed or is it just me that can't see them?
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14y ago
Very cool! GW2 is currently my favorite game and am really surprised to see it on HN frontpage. I'm astounded at the amount of data ANet is making available. And, how cleanly and robustly they've done it - all in JSON. Another bit you might
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14y ago
"They built a very easy to use tool on top of an outdated (though still commonly used) payment technology." Could you please expand on this? And, if possible, describe newer/better technologies? Thanks!
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I love this! And am totally going to use it. Removing the top "thousand sites" removes pretty much all the sites I WISH I could have filtered from my Google results anyhow (ehow, w3schools, etc). One request: please keep the search text in
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15y ago
First line sheds a bit of light on their philosophy: "We started Milk Inc. (the company behind Oink) to rapidly build and test out new ideas. Oink was our first test and, in preparing to move onto the next project..." Sounds like they are t
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My first post, and not directly to the point, apologies. But if you haven't checked it out, please do check out Khan Academy. One of my favorite videos is his ~1.5 hour informal session at MIT: http://www.khanacademy.org/talks-and-intervie