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17y ago
that was 2 years, 1 week, 1 day, 9 hours and 3 minutes ago. Doesn't this site have the word "News" in its name?
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17y ago
Seems a little to expensive to squash and there is some competition to take mints place. So IMHO thats not likely. It might happen by "accident", thought.
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growt
17y ago
We have to be carefull, lets wait if everyone sees this update or if its just techcrunch ;)
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growt
17y ago
I prefer the nginx config style over apache2. Why the hell would anyone need a turing complete configuration file syntax?
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growt
17y ago
maybe your browser is prefetching the result url?
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growt
17y ago
thanks! that looks very promising.
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Ask HN: what collaboration tools are there for the early phase?
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17y ago
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growt
17y ago
Made me remember that old slogan: "NetBSD: because Theo is an asshole!"
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17y ago
I read about this several times and I think this whole button experiment is somehow screwed. The measure some brainwaves and draw such a fundamental conclusion without really understanding what they measure. Maybe we are just making our dec
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17y ago
I hope you don't run into trouble with these guys: http://www.maplesoft.com/Products/Maple/ Remember to always do some research on your chosen name before you actually name the product.
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17y ago
Another fix would be if the exact ending time would not be published. Just something like "This auctions ends in the next 20 minutes".
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17y ago
Yes it's most likely from a plane or helicopter. Most of the highest resolution stuff in google maps/earth is (the big cities, etc). And no, it won't scale.
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growt
17y ago
Ok you're right. Firefox on the other hand seems to be kind of a douche, calling itself awesome.
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17y ago
awesome? you're easily impressed, are you? :)
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growt
17y ago
I know but I would have to do it after every login at gmail. Firefox should just not include substrings.
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17y ago
the urls could be much shorter if you used a-z and A-Z and not just hex (a-f). But it saves some lines of code.
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17y ago
firefox 3's location bar is a mess, not just because of this issue. It will suggest me a gmail authentication string for almost all of my inputs. There are lots of ways to do this better. I like chromes way of doing it, but it has some priv
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17y ago
That concept is somewhere in my personal idea list. Now I can cross it out. Well done :)
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17y ago
I think the whole field of AI research lost credibility back when ANNs couldn't do XOR and therefore where not turing-complete. That is now solved and AI research is slowly gaining momentum again. Also I think Kurzweil (and others like him)
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17y ago
it's a nice article, but nothing new. lots of bookmarklets work this way (p.e. the official posterous bookmarklet).
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growt
17y ago
to be fair, the article says "the future of application development" and doesn't mention startups at all. If it is really the future of application development or just riding the hype is another question.
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growt
17y ago
I think it could work a bit like 99designs. Someone posts a request for an expert on something ("I like to get advice on climbing the everest and offer 100 dollars for it") and different experts "bid" on that offer by posting their cv or so
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17y ago
“The price of being a sheep is boredom. The price of being a wolf is loneliness. Choose one or the other with great care.” - Hugh Macleod
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17y ago
I guess one could game this approach by spamming twitter. So it's possibly not very safe.
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growt
17y ago
Branson is well known for taking along hitchhikers, even when he's waterskiing.
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17y ago
I haven't tried fabricate yet, but I think the number of build-tools out there is a sure sign that something fundamental is broken.
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17y ago
I first read that as 'Beer profits fall 92%' and was slightly worried. (I know you're picky about houmorous comments here, but please don't vote me down to -8)
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17y ago
Maybe one could make that a user setting so that everybody who likes it that way could switch points off. I think I could be more objective when I wouldn't see the exact points but just the relative order of stories and comments. Another in
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17y ago
Quick: can someone create a proxy to hn which does the regexp s/\d+ points? by//g I wonder what it would "feel" like to read hn without the quantification of quality. After all the most interesting stuff would be still on top. Edit: I've do
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17y ago
The first example in the article would push me away, but for a different reason: Every site that uses Stockphotography so ovious and in such a huge format is most likely scam of some sort. It's like the blinking banners of old times.
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