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by giu 15y ago
Cool, see you there! :)
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by giu 15y ago
Thanks for gathering all the links in one place. I think this is stuff for the front page, since I can imagine that this list may be interesting for a lot of people, and the front page is way more frequented than /ask. Maybe you want to pos
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by giu 15y ago
That's awesome! :)
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by giu 15y ago
Awesome :) I hope to see you there
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Tell HN: HN Meetup in Zurich, Switzerland on the 12th of May
38 points by giu 15y ago|44 comments
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by giu 16y ago
Guys, caution, this looks like some kind of fraud. Regards, a prince from Nigeria
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by giu 16y ago
I just Google Waved it!
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by giu 16y ago
The team will consist of rockstars and gurus, but no ninjas and pirates? Yer going to be doomed to failure, arrrr!
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by giu 16y ago
I started using Firefox again the day I heard about the 4.0 Release Candidate, and thought I could give it a another try after it failed to convince me the few times I tried to use it in the past. I was pleasently surprised. The browser's w
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by giu 16y ago
* ST 2 runs on Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows; * Auto-completion has been improved, in that you can now continue typing when the suggestions pop up; * Other UI changes (new tab design, mini map has been moved to the right side, side bar, you
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by giu 16y ago
I actually bought a license after using the editor for quite some time. It's the first time I spent money on a text editor, despite having the possibility to chose from a number of free alternatives. For me, this money is really spent well
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by giu 16y ago
It's quite impressive, especially since he managed to do it in 3 hours. Hats off! Regarding the name: I'm guessing it's an altered version of the word piccolo , which stands for small in Italian. Nice one ;)
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by giu 16y ago
A HN Zurich meetup would be aweseome for sure. You're from Zurich, too?
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by giu 16y ago
Yes, I am. Sure, I'm up for it :)
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by giu 16y ago
Nice to see a job posting from a Zurich-based startup here :)
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by giu 16y ago
Wuala in Zurich, Switzerland: http://www.wuala.com/en/about/jobs
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by giu 16y ago
Zurich, Switzerland: http://www.google.ch/jobs/zurich/swe/index.html
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by giu 16y ago
A tool I've been using for the past days: http://sleepyti.me/ I'm currently testing it. The last two days I went to bed at a time which the tool suggested; getting up wasn't much of an issue, and I felt some improvements, but it's definit
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by giu 16y ago
This was posted yesterday, and it has already been deleted: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2296960
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by giu 16y ago
> 7a. Write a blog post about the solution or submit a patch I do this, too, and I think it's very useful, especially if the solution contains esoteric steps that can only be found in the deep archives of mailing lists.
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by giu 16y ago
I already read this a year or so ago, and I did it again today. Got me again, and will get me every time I read it. It's beautiful and sad at the same time. Sigh.
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Everything you need to know about cryptography in 1 hour [video](fosslc.org)
91 points by giu 16y ago|6 comments
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by giu 16y ago
"We need to go deeper" - Leonardo Di Caprio
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by giu 16y ago
German and Italian (English is on the way ;)
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by giu 16y ago
I love the text it proposes to share on Twitter: " OMG ShopMob is the next Quora!! #omgnextquora "
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by giu 16y ago
As the article " The PHP strtod() denial of service bug " ( http://blog.andreas.org/display?id=9 ; linked by pilif in another comment) states, it looks like the code for the conversion is used in a few prominent libraries (e.g. Apple's l
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by giu 16y ago
I've been using Sublime Text daily for the past months, and I'm really, really happy with it. I've jumped from one text editor to another mostly within a few weeks of usage; most of the editors just didn't feel that good (e.g. cluttered U
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by giu 16y ago
This question makes me feel old. And I'm in my early twenties.
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by giu 16y ago
Very nice, especially the timing: I'm currently working with Data.Map on a side project of mine, but after a first glance at the code it looks like Data.PHashMap covers most of the functions that I currently use from Data.Map. Maybe I'll tr
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by giu 16y ago
Classical music (Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky), and chilly House music

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