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   by hackernews 15y ago

   I am still implementing form validations as server-side validations and not sure I will ever change that. Super easy to deal with on a simple ajax request and it's in place for all requests. If a POST/PUT is done with an ajax request sim
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   by hackernews 15y ago

   Yep. @BrynaAtHP: "K getting of Twitter for a bit for dins dins. For the record: New inventory coming is from a warehouse, not being manufactured. #justsayin" https://twitter.com/#!/BrynaAtHP/status/105823537037717504
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   by hackernews 15y ago

   okay this just got a lot better. I don't see a mark folder as read shortcut (did I miss it). I can context click on the river of news icon, but I'd love a button (and shortcut) next to the "Next Unread" in the dividing bar. I wouldn't tex
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   by hackernews 15y ago

   That's pretty cool. GReader does leave a lot to be desired... I imported my feeds and here are a few initial thoughts (I realize this is a weekend project but it is a huge want of mine): + I prefer to see the RSS text before I see the orig
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   by hackernews 16y ago

   Your favicon says it all. Congrats!
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   by hackernews 16y ago

   Got .03 here But that was after I figured out that you could just continually click the button and score much lower. Advantage humans.
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   by hackernews 16y ago

   Check out PixelPipe http://pixelpipe.com/
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   Ask HN: What service does this?

   5 points by hackernews 16y ago|2 comments
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   by hackernews 16y ago

   I'm curious why Google searches don't turn up higher ranking google group posts. This is where I get almost every question answered. There must be a wealth of info there and I almost always search for the google group, then reenter the que
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    I think for the most part Mahalo represents the growing problem with Google and aggravating anyone doing SEO work. To many searches on Google turn up a first page full of optimized pages focusing on advertising rather than the content. Sit
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    Failure Leads to Success(blog.alagad.com)

    1 points by hackernews 16y ago|0 comments
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    re: battery life Since, 1.4.1, I think things have changed. I get 3 days out of a full charge now which is close to making me forget my blackberry.
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    I think this is better. HTC is vetted in hardware, I'm not sure they would care for WebOS as HP hopefully will.
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    I saw a slide with the mention of node.js on it. I really want to find out more about that.
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    Dave != XML; Dave == RSS But yeah, json is becoming the syndication format.... Are there standards for json objects yet?
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    by hackernews 16y ago

    Yeah, maybe a bit of a douchebag. I think it is an elite crowd here so this isn't really at all topical. But, smashingMagazine puts out some awesome content (albeit mostly link rolls, but well illustrated), I have a hard time criticizing t
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    It is great on WebOS. The full swipe on the gesture area to flip through the cards is as easy as it gets. I don't see why they couldn't do it on the apple products, they have the bezel for it.
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    I heard before the tourney started that you'd have better odds to win the lottery, twice in one week than to pick a perfect bracket.
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    Isn't there a cfscript equivalent that is more pleasing to the eye? Something like: switch (expr) { case "val"....
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    Not sure why anyone would vote this backhanded comment up.
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    If you are using Firefox, the CustomizeGoogle add-on will allow you to block listings from search results: http://www.customizegoogle.com/
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    I expect this to be the start of a water fall, the baby boomers of the blogosphere. Blogs are hard work and a successful one is a full-time job. I would be more worried if Joel continued to keep it up. (I'm not buying the dog excuse thoug
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    Awesome mic'd up videos. @3:05 Jared Allen says: "During a football game there are only like 14min of action" http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-films-sound-efx/09000d5d8147c8...
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    > hn is the worst That is fine with me. I'm here because you guys/gals, not the software. It is the community rather than the features of the sites that gets me to f5 every 15min. I don't want critical mass here. There is something to
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    this was discussed 413,442 posts back http://apps.ycombinator.com/item?id=496946
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    Looks like Arnold has been spending too much time on 4chan.
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    I've watched a lot of Jason C. and one thing is true, he is a "_brilliant_" salesman (I swear he is branding that word). But for him to step out and take on the old establishment really means something. He could easily concentrate on Maha
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    It's not even an immediate either. They are paying to stand in line.
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    thanks for the tip. I'm going to check this out
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    by hackernews 17y ago

    sadly Assembla is left off the list, a personal favorite.