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Ask HN: What is so special in working for Facebook?
31 points by gsivil 16y ago|33 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
The way that you display the webpage (like a power point presentation) looks impressive and clear. How is this done?
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by gsivil 16y ago
This seems like a project that the MIT media lab would like to put its hands on. Why do not you seek a collaboration.
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by gsivil 16y ago
I guess everything can be handled as a .txt file. Is this the most compressed form?
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Idea for a start-up that I will never start
3 points by gsivil 16y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How can somebody register a file format such as ".xyz"
2 points by gsivil 16y ago|2 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
I loved the city from day one! Let's see the winter :)
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Ask HN: Which is the best netbook for HNers?
2 points by gsivil 16y ago|3 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
I guess the technical challenges that you face will be interesting and also the paths for visibility and success will be slightly different from the general use web-apps.
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by gsivil 16y ago
It seems very interesting talk. I guess it will be interesting for researchers in other areas. I will be watching tonight
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by gsivil 16y ago
thanks for taking the time to review these editors. I was using TeXnik center while in windows, I switched to TeXmaker and now I will be trying emacs
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by gsivil 16y ago
I guess it is rewarding to feel that you have developed something on your own. And feel that your skills is the limit, and not a whole company. But at the same time google or facebook are also quite big companies and they seem more attracti
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Ask HN: why nobody talks about game development any more?
18 points by gsivil 16y ago|32 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
A charm to read, but I still find it too inflated. I guess it could be equally effective if it was twice as short bu to the point.
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by gsivil 16y ago
Nice post. Do you know what is the algorithm for the ranking of comments? I think this would be interesting to write about that too.
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by gsivil 16y ago
I do not see any point on down-voting this comment
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by gsivil 16y ago
I have recently switched from 95% Ubuntu + 5% Vista to 100% Ubuntu. My system is pretty "green" to worry about possible problems. I am looking forward to try upgrading tonight
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by gsivil 16y ago
I have recently switched from Ubuntu(95%)+Vista(5%) to 100% Ubuntu so my computer is pretty green to worry of any problems. I am looking forward to wait in the server-line for the new release
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Will you upgrade to Ubuntu 10.10 tonight?
23 points by gsivil 16y ago|63 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
This looks very interesting. Very close to what I was thinking. Thanks
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by gsivil 16y ago
I am much humbler than Science herself but I second that :)
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by gsivil 16y ago
Exactly that "a browser that also acts as a terminal" :). I am not a programmer. I am talking from the perspective of someone that likes the comfort and the goods of a fully featured browser(multimedia, filling forms easily, ..) and the fle
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by gsivil 16y ago
I was thinking something with flavor chrome+bash full capability of playing video for example and at the same time be used as text editor if you want, list your offline files etc I am not sure that uzbl is that. But I am sorry if I missed t
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by gsivil 16y ago
Maybe I have not expressed my self clearly. I was thinking if there is a full feature browser(not a command line browser like lynx) where at the same time will be having command line capabilities. I guess it can be something like kernel on
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What about a browser(a la Chrome) with command line capabilities?
3 points by gsivil 16y ago|10 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
Today I have attended a talk by Charles Zhang at MIT and I am really amazed. I have not verified his claims but my impression is that he did not exaggerate anything. He is the founder of sohu.com one of the most popular sites in China. It i
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From Experimental Physics to Internet Entrepreneurship: One Scientist's Journey(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gsivil 16y ago|1 comments
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Graphene: Carbon's New Face Nobel Prize in Physics 2010(nobelprize.org)
3 points by gsivil 16y ago|0 comments
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Say Goodbye To Your BIOS: Hello, UEFI(tomshardware.com)
3 points by gsivil 16y ago|0 comments
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by gsivil 16y ago
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