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by goldfeld 14y ago
You could also have a context header on top saying something like "Join [User] on Nightweb" or "Hey, [User] is on Nightweb!" and then your website follows explaining the concept.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I don't think of it as "anonymous" networking, but more as a network that can't be controlled or brought down. Especially by relying on bluetooth and future, improved peer-to-peer connection technology, we could be free from carriers and IS
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Exactly, I've been both wanting to learn Clojure and develop for Android (but no Java thanks) for a while. So here's mine http://nightweb.net/#type=user&userhash=dtvjjjuk7eai42xx...
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by goldfeld 14y ago
In this case it would have sounded way cool. But I would append js to any library developed in CoffeeScript simply because it's the target of compilation, and usable by any and all JavaScript developers. This isn't a library, but if it were
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I've always wished I had had a sister. Most times I picture her younger, but Brian makes me reconsider. I wish I had had a sister like Brian's, and my best wishes go to him and family, this was a powerful piece and like a good movie it made
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Cutting edge can be mildly innovative. Facebook is somewhat innovative in my scale; as far as I know they came up with the timeline and tagging people. But for me really innovative are Kickstarter, Twitter, StackOverflow. Companies that wen
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I have been wanting to get into bioinformatics, but there's something I miss coming from webdev: the ability to create something over a few weeks. I don't mean I want to discover something new, and I'm not sure I'd want to get into research
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I like the theme but indeed this article misses out on so many opportunities to make a good case. The innovators they are picturing are the "corporate innovators", which is different from the young kids disrupting markets altogether. The fo
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Or the reset password form can simply say an email has been sent to the relevant address, regardless of whether said address actually exists in their database. I've always suspected this is how most of them work.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Well, if it is as you say, in a way it worries me more. Maybe they have declared all-out war in these terms before, I wouldn't know. In any case, if it isn't this time, for how long more? If nobody takes them seriously, the defenses will be
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by goldfeld 14y ago
It's interesting how every other story on HN's frontpage right now seems to dwarf in relevance, compared to this. The full weight of a declaration of war simply stated like this stopped me in my tracks. And coming from a completely unpredic
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Is Cmd+R such a hard to reach combination to warrant the precious keyboard real state Caps Lock occupies? Me, I double mine as both Ctrl and Esc by using the excellent xcape https://github.com/alols/xcape on linux, and KeyRemap4MacBook ot
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Consider that the OP creates a marketplace for such services. He can funnel in enough customers that someone offering services in his marketplace can easily find $100/h gigs to fill their whole working day. He can scout out great talent who
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I think the problem with a newsletter of design lessons is that there is too much game in town already, so it becomes harder and harder to pick and choose (except for people who know who you are, if you think there's a good market for that
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I would pay for lessons in the context of design critique. Meaning, I have (attempted) to design something, you offer harsh critique bracketed by tailored lessons. I think you'd have a good market since a lot of devs try their hand at desig
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by goldfeld 14y ago
It means any and all text rendered in it is gonna be blank and take no space.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
What about twins?
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by goldfeld 14y ago
This is really interesting as something that everyone agrees upon and is taken to mean what the web is about. Unfortunately, that's not it's current state. How big can the burden on the visitors be, and is it opt-out instead of opt-in? Soun
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by goldfeld 14y ago
By being made public they can be used maliciously by third parties. If such ISPs are slow to respond and reconfigure, they are a liability to the whole internet and the fault is theirs. A suggestion such as GPs, while probably illegal, soun
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by goldfeld 14y ago
"Still, Firefox OS could have a big impact on the Web even if it never gains significant market share. By pushing the Web forward, Mozilla is helping to ensure that mobile websites will continue to be relevant even as developers create hund
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by goldfeld 14y ago
No one needs an iPhone as a dedicated cellphone either (surely you can get any other low end device, and Androids sync to Google out of the box.) Moreover, the name 'watch' isn't misleading in that it's kept highly relevant to all you descr
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Except millions of people do master very hard videogames, which has little benefit once you stop playing that game. Vim is a game I keep on playing eight plus hours a day throughout the years (at my day job then on my side projects.) Oh, an
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by goldfeld 14y ago
You do realize there are actually courses in a technique called touch typing? Fortunately, it won't clash with your bad habits. I can hunt and peck on mobile keyboards yet my brain uses a whole different part of my memory to keep my touch t
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Boy, if you start contributing to some open source project at your age, you'll be so ahead of the game. And you can do it from anywhere, for free (well, provided your access to HN is free.) Get yourself early exposure and it will be like a
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Congratulations on launching leafo, this is a great endeavor. And thanks for moonscript, I have some plans for it myself. The striking similarity to CoffeeScript allows for easy translation, which enables some nifty things if you think abou
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by goldfeld 14y ago
So is he getting a patent on paper? How novel.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Yeah I don't know what's up with all these Googlers taking it personally. Thanks for the instructions, I might get around to trying them!
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I was at first confused by your comment's negativity when the link seemed to be positive (hadn't clicked yet), especially since you use "these." Now as I understand you seem to have done exactly what you're advocating against. Congratulatio
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Call it a Renaissance space! Encourage the sciences, writing, philosophy, the arts. Make it the micro-equivalent of going through a liberal arts major for those of us who picked something else or people who can't afford it. Organize discuss
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by goldfeld 14y ago
From quickly checking the code before the reports, you seemed to be first checking for the height thing, and prematurely returning, before running any profiling. Wouldn't you avoid these problems if you first checked for the surer stuff, an

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