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by gedrap 13y ago
Yes. When writing on the paper, I feel more focused about the note's content and handwriting is normally slower then typing so it stays on top of my mind for longer. And, well, paper doesn't have notifications and etc. So I am tak
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by gedrap 13y ago
I'm curious how actually random are current generators in online poker? I mean, some rather subtle patterns, situations would generate larger pots, therefore more rake. Or being on the new players side in 50/50 situations would &#
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Getting Things Done: It's All About the Short Breaks(blog.gedrap.me)
4 points by gedrap 13y ago|0 comments
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Florida Targets High-Dollar Bitcoin Exchangers(krebsonsecurity.com)
10 points by gedrap 13y ago|1 comments
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by gedrap 13y ago
I agree with you. The first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of modularity and ng, is directives.
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by gedrap 13y ago
There is a bug in showing tooltips. For instance open this: http://kurikku.com/s/52ef0f9ce4b0630f318682b3/apl-generate-p... Hover line 5, and move the mouse straight down to line 6. The tooltip will remain the sam
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by gedrap 13y ago
Not at all. Running other OSes increases the sales. Running OS X on non-Apple does the opposite. It's a corporation, not some OSS guys spreading the word, at the end of the day.
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The Scrap Value of a Hacked PC, Revisited (2012)(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by gedrap 13y ago|0 comments
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by gedrap 13y ago
>>> note the 14 Jan in URL and 27Jan release date; first draft Press release, then make arrests 2014 January?
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by gedrap 13y ago
tl;dr: Comparing conversion rates (a metric which is usually in range of 1-3%) using a sample size of n = 60 clicks, by just looking at the total number of registered users. Even if you had amazingly high conversion rates, with sample of th
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by gedrap 13y ago
>>> PS is Dr Latham still teaching and, more importantly, wearing those hideous shirts? Oh yeah he is and, yes, still wearing Hawaiian shirts.
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by gedrap 13y ago
In my school, probably 90% of professors create their own course web sites (I came across only 2 who use blackboard in 2.5 years). We don't have any problems you mentioned, really, most the web sites are very minimal (even without CSS,
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by gedrap 13y ago
IMHO, frameworks such as Bootstrap would fit your definition of WYSIWYG pretty well.
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Writing Code On a Cellphone Back in 2005(blog.gedrap.me)
1 points by gedrap 13y ago|0 comments
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by gedrap 13y ago
The definition of PSD to HTML used is just too lose. PSD to HTML will never be dead because images are the best medium to exchange visual ideas. Which, in the case of Web, are translated to HTML. So yeah, we will be using PSDs and translati
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by gedrap 13y ago
>>> I do think that renaming the core functions and then providing an alias/compatibility library would be beneficial however. Totally agree with that. In the real world, one is normally using some sort of framework which hide
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by gedrap 13y ago
Just signed up for BB :)
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by gedrap 13y ago
Or, let's admit it, he sucked in real life human relationships. I mean we all sucked in first X dates, just, hopefully, took less than 88 to realize that whatever you are doing is just wrong :)
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by gedrap 13y ago
I was amazed at how many people think that 'SWAT evacuated the building to get the access to the PHPBB dump'. Seriously, people, it's not Hollywood.
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by gedrap 13y ago
I am making my living doing part-time coding (still doing my degree) for the last 2 years, was unemployed for only about 3 months. I am doing PHP and AngularJS. It's really all about the people you know. I got the best gigs just by ask
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by gedrap 13y ago
In order to make homepage, the post should have a catchy title, and be relevant to audience. I checked your Show HN posts. The Seattle film festival one is probably not very relevant, if it doesn't get ~10 upvotes in the first ~1.5hr,
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by gedrap 13y ago
This. After the first 1.5 year I had nothing to show because the products either didn't launch, or were software for companies internal usage. So I would have been happy to do that. And since it's paid at the full rate, what'
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by gedrap 13y ago
No one has mentioned this one yet but maybe they (FB) have found out that doing this, will increase the growth of number of friends? Because from time to time someone (possibly) will be like "oh wait I know him!". And more friends
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Punisher - An alarm clock that ruins your life(play.google.com)
57 points by gedrap 13y ago|37 comments
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by gedrap 13y ago
Oh yeah. I, normally, put the company which does that in my blacklist. I give bonus points if it is a small startup which interviews a couple of people a week and still can't manage to do it. Extra bonus points if they contacted me fir
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by gedrap 13y ago
I totally agree with you, it's not a perfect language. However, given the nature of 9/10 web applications (CRUD with some relationships between models), it does it's job just fine.
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by gedrap 13y ago
Yes, there are plenty of crap coders and agree with your argument but, again, it's not really the language's problem. Actually, I believe it's quite opposite. It's a side effect of success. PHP was suitable for new progr
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by gedrap 13y ago
>> PHP has a reputation as a language that makes dead easy to write very ugly sphagetti code. I believe that programmers ability to write poor code is quite language agnostic.
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by gedrap 13y ago
>> First, it's about the same size as Moot as a whole (91kb) I am feeling a bit of a fool to ask that but... what's the obsession with the code size when it comes to client side JS? Bandwidth? Well, unless you are running at
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by gedrap 13y ago
A photo is a tiny, next to non-existing, subset of sexual attraction. Unless all you need is sexting ;)

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