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by gsibble 14y ago
I use Fluid to take websites that I use constantly and turn them into essentially native Mac apps. Works like a charm: http://fluidapp.com/ Examples: Pivotal, Harvest, Planscope, YCN
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by gsibble 14y ago
http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/24468350.jpg Sorry! I had to :) But seriously, nice work.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Nice. Do you have it running somewhere?
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by gsibble 14y ago
Actually, I made this work: 1) Inject JQuery as described on this website: http://www.learningjquery.com/2009/04/better-stronger-safer-... 2) Then open your JS console and copy and paste this in: $("textarea").keyup(function(){ tr
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by gsibble 14y ago
I love this! Who made it and is it open source? I'd love to combine it with IODocs so that you can query an API and not only see JSON but also explore the objects contents. edit: Just noticed there is indeed a footer with a link to the s
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by gsibble 14y ago
You're assuming Apple wants anyone else to innovate. I would not say that assumption is correct.
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by gsibble 14y ago
I was impressed by the analysis and blown away by the proof of concept. Awesome article. Mega, you listening?
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by gsibble 14y ago
Thanks! In the geocoding products I have used, it's pretty specific about where you are. In a certain city/town, in a certain county, in a certain state, in a certain country. As long as the geocoding is accurate and you can properly assi
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by gsibble 14y ago
PS: One idea I've had is to create an iPhone app that would allow you to see laws that apply to you at your current location. You could favorite issues you were concerned with (my personal examples are jaywalking, talking on a cell while
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by gsibble 14y ago
I know. Hilarious, isn't it?
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by gsibble 14y ago
I have this discussion with friends frequently. For instance, it is illegal to throw a frisbee on a beach in Los Angeles county(1). If you are ticketed, the fine is $1,000. Now....how many tourists going to the beach are going to know that
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by gsibble 14y ago
Indeed it would.
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by gsibble 14y ago
As a person with a basic understanding of taxes and their methods, I think the meaning was clear. Stop nitpicking.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Having moved here from Nashville, TN due to the opportunities, the comparable salary buying power chart really hit home. Fuck. Kind of upset now. At least this explains why I feel less well off even though I make so much more.
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Dish Network Makes Bid for Clearwire, Topping Sprint Offer(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by gsibble 14y ago|0 comments
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by gsibble 14y ago
Hilarious. Sounds legal and I doubt they would have done it otherwise. Good example of why most regulation is ridiculous because it's generally easy to find and exploit loopholes.
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Show HN: Arduino Controlled Stoplight System(imgur.com)
1 points by gsibble 14y ago|0 comments
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by gsibble 14y ago
I've read two of the books on this list and both, while having their faults, were very useful and helped jumpstart my programming experience in my teenage years. The things this person is complaining about are limited to a tiny minority of
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by gsibble 14y ago
I've been very happy with PyCharm too.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Free for children? Shame that Apple's factory workers don't live in San Francisco. ZING!
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by gsibble 14y ago
Depends upon liquidation preference, tranches, stock classes, etc.. We'll never know unless we are specifically told.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Love it. Their middle finger to regulators actually makes their rides feel less expensive and more like civil disobedience. Keep it up guys.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Ehhhh.....I use a 1TB time machine with my Mac. And backblaze. I'm covered under most imaginable circumstances and it's much cheaper and automatic than doing drive cloning. Neat idea though.
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by gsibble 14y ago
I've actually been researching this recently. The cheapest I found (better than S3) was a machine at http://www.hetzner.de/ loaded with drives.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Sweet, delicious irony....
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by gsibble 14y ago
The thought occurs, but lying to investors of a publicly traded company (ie. HP lying about accounting fraud) would in and of itself be massive fraud that would open HP and its officers and board to incredible penalties. I can't imagine ho
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by gsibble 14y ago
To be fair, I doubt most "mainstream media" (ie. CNN, WSJ, NYT, etc.) would have noticed/cared about this information.
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by gsibble 14y ago
In my opinion he's just full of shit.
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by gsibble 14y ago
Bought the same exact stuff from the same guy at the same mall. Actually works really well. But damn do they have the tactics down.
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Hands On With Spotify For The Browser(techcrunch.com)
2 points by gsibble 14y ago|0 comments

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