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by ghotli 17y ago
I agree. Dupes should be allowed, especially if they filter up to the top due to genuine interest. What would be preferable would be an addition to the UI that would link to the previous submission's discussion thread.
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by ghotli 17y ago
Sure node.js is asynchronous, fast, and fun to work with like rails. I downvoted you because your comment was nearly useless to someone who didn't already know what you were talking about. If you've got some advice, provide supporting infor
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by ghotli 17y ago
Thanks for this. As a man who only has a cursory understanding of Haskell your comment sheds light on how things actually fit together. It also provides a good starting point for expanding my Haskell understanding.
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by ghotli 17y ago
I'd be interested to see a skeleton of your Haskell ETL scripts. I've been looking to clojure to clean up my current processes and I sure would like to see how you approach it in haskell.
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by ghotli 17y ago
The times I have truly "passed the threshold" during meditation I have successfully been able to concentrate and be calm for hours afterwards. Usually the rest of the day. The times that this has occurred have been few and far between and t
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by ghotli 17y ago
I downvoted this because it's rather subjective as to what the definition of "taken over" is and you provided no evidence to support your broad claims.
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by ghotli 17y ago
Early to mid twenties. They both have supportive work environments and a whole host of people helping them through the days. Theoretically it will take them a few weeks to get used to it.
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What happens when two kids sleep only two hours a day?(dymaxionduo.com)
66 points by ghotli 17y ago|50 comments
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by ghotli 17y ago
American Roamer is hiring. We make interactive maps like Google Maps and have a large cloud infrastructure to maintain. We mostly use Ruby, Javascript, SQL, and C. We have also started moving into Hadoop based data processing. Looking for s
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by ghotli 17y ago
I hate to say it but I garnered no intellectual intrigue from this story. At the time of commenting it has 38 points. Should this kind of thing be on HN? And yes, I'll be that guy who quotes the guidelines: "On-Topic: Anything that good hac
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by ghotli 17y ago
The fear is that if I do request the price that it will express cursory interest in the domain name and thus increase the price. That said, I really don't know how these things work and it may be harmless to click their "request a price" bu
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Ask HN: How should I approach buying my ideal domain name?
33 points by ghotli 17y ago|43 comments
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by ghotli 17y ago
Thanks for this. We use MongoDB to solve quite a few problems here at work. It's refreshing to hear that better replication and sharding are on the way.
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by ghotli 17y ago
Piracetam is the safest and cheapest nootropic that has consistently had positive effects on me. It is nothing like adderall, modifinil, or coffee. It just slightly improves motivation and short term memory. Have some pubmed abstracts and
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by ghotli 17y ago
Instructions for grabbing the source with git: http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TS/Git
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by ghotli 17y ago
American Roamer in Memphis, TN is hiring. We are the leading provider of wireless industry data and data analysis. If you've seen a map of coverage availability, it's likely that we made it. We provide an interactive mapping tool written in
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by ghotli 17y ago
There was a book written by a man with locked-in syndrome after a stroke. It made me want to write a living will. "The entire book was written by Bauby blinking his left eyelid, which took ten months (four hours a day). A transcriber repeat
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by ghotli 17y ago
Can someone explain why chi-square analysis would even be a useful thing to perform on this string?
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by ghotli 17y ago
Statistically IE6 has pissed off so many technically inclined people that I'm really surprised that not a single one of them has written an IE6 crippling virus. It just seems like something that would have already come up. I don't condone i
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by ghotli 17y ago
We are still working out the best patterns for web browsing. The web is still surprisingly young. That 20% will learn eventually. Make it easy on the eyes, space it out, consider your use of typography, and avoid TL;DR. These concepts seem
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by ghotli 17y ago
I had forgotten about this and it changes my feelings about his encounter with the admins. Everyone on the autism spectrum that I've known in my daily life was very rude. If he truly has a mild form of autism then publicly flogging his acti
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by ghotli 17y ago
I thought the same when I saw the tweet, but the flip side of it is that I really do like just about every one of Bradford's posts. If more HN traffic means he'll keep writing quality posts then so be it. I upvote on the quality of the arti
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by ghotli 17y ago
A little poking around shows that this is supported by the Long Now Foundation. They always write dates with five digits: 02010. They are trying to build a monument called the clock of the long now, which is meant to last 10,000 years. If y
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Feeding Reddit to Hadoop (w/ Clojure)(bestinclass.dk)
29 points by ghotli 17y ago|2 comments
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by ghotli 17y ago
I'm sure they'll nuke it from orbit in one of the sequels.
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by ghotli 17y ago
This article suffers from a bad case of TL;DR. There's great information buried in there, but it's presentation is poor. Typography should be taught in primary school to stave this off.
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by ghotli 17y ago
I just went through this myself and it was a pain. This is how I eventually got emacs, clojure, leiningen, swank-clojure, and slime set up. It goes a bit further than Bradford's guide does and goes about it slightly differently. http://tho
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by ghotli 17y ago
Flightcaster's Clojure => Cascading => Hadoop infrastructure has been tempting me. Starting with Clojure I'm working my way down the stack in hopes that I'll garner insight as to how we can use this infrastructure or something simil
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Piracetam -- A nootropic for cognitive and memory enhancement(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ghotli 17y ago|2 comments
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Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby(railsdog.com)
31 points by ghotli 17y ago|13 comments

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