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by harisenbon 15y ago
Very nice looking. I know that Marco Arment runs his blog off of his PHP version of the same idea, dubbed "SecondCrack" http://www.marco.org/secondcrack I've also been looking at a simple blog updater that can update from anywhere (especi
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Thanks for that tip! i've been looking for a service like that, but I never saw that link on hipmunk. Thanks for a great service.
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by harisenbon 15y ago
You were doing a fresh install (no SP) of a 10 year-old operating system (xp) on an infected network and you were surprised you got compromised? Now, XP is first of all, not a great standard in security practices. But without any security u
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by harisenbon 15y ago
While I agree with you, semantically, the author did already address that. "Technically, HTML5 is a specification from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) (Footnote 2). Many pedants will claim this is the only correct usage. For the rest of
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by harisenbon 15y ago
My father got his break in a similar way. He had been working in steel mills for all of his teens, and after high school went into the Marines. After getting out of the marines, he went to get a job at GM on the assembly line. He was well d
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by harisenbon 15y ago
While I would love them to bring the array functions more into line with other OO langauges, the entire language is not structured around that concept, so you would be in essence writing a whole new language. Because almost all the modern P
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Short array syntax finally in PHP 5.4(svn.php.net)
110 points by harisenbon 15y ago|78 comments
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Knowing this was from 2005 would have been helpful. Having the date be written at the very bottom of the article didn't make things any better. While many of his points are valid, his comparison of carpentry to using a framework takes a ver
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by harisenbon 15y ago
This recently happened with our main content server. I had been bugging my boss for almost 3 years to do backups of the system data as well as the content data, but his logic was that since the system was RAIDed, even if we had a loss of da
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Thanks for the support and the great idea about the Work Journal. I'm not very good about time budgeting, so I think that having a work journal will keep me on the right track. (Also, I love look back at my current work memo months later an
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Nope. ;) I'm a middle of the road Japanese salary-man, so I really don't have the means to start funding startups, especially when I don't know if I'll be able to feed myself and my family next month. ;) I did get the offer of seed money fr
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Thanks for the solid advice. I'm confident in my vision (and that is one of the reasons I'm leaving my current job -- their lack of a vision and a dearth of leadership). The like-minded people... I have maybe 4 or 5 amazingly talented peopl
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by harisenbon 15y ago
I fully agree that I need to figure out how to make it actionable. I feel that there is an problem of education with regards to data-driven customer acquisition. The first step is to start informing companies of the benefits that data analy
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Ask HN: I quit my job to start my own company. Now what?
13 points by harisenbon 15y ago|13 comments
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Same for me as well. I'm being detected all the way in another prefecture. I find it strange that depending on the device, that I will be detected in different areas (even within the same service). For example: Google Maps says I'm at a par
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by harisenbon 15y ago
On a previous project for a very large automaker, it took me 5 full days plus a 1 week trip to 4 cities in China to change a single graphic. (The rational was that they wanted the client to talk directly with the engineers instead of having
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Robert, Just want to say congratulations! I've heard only great things about what you're doing, and I hope you can improve the quality of web translations in Japan. I've been involved in a number of multi-lingual Japanese sites, and I wonde
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Really? I choose it every time I have a choice. Especially with a Rails-like framework like CakePHP, I find that my programing time is lessened dramatically because of the framework, and my processing time is much lower than Rails because m
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by harisenbon 15y ago
Is it just me, or do other people get put off by the "There are two kinds of people in the world" articles where there is an implied moral superiority simply from what you may have or have not done. For any 2-way choice or state of being, t
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by harisenbon 16y ago
Point of note: "a Startup in Japan" does not necessarily mean "a Japanese Startup." I don't think I see any Japanese people in that picture, and I seem to remember from my sources that there are only one or two Japanese people working at th
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by harisenbon 16y ago
From what I learned in art school (so take with a grain of salt) your brain will compensate for the 3d effect for a period of time (so that you think that you're still seeing in 3-d) but it can't compensate fully for 3d, which means if some
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by harisenbon 16y ago
I get the same thing here in Japan. To get to the Gawker top page, I have to go us.lifehacker.com (for example). When I click any link from google however, I'm automatically redirected to the JP top page, so I have to take the www out of th
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by harisenbon 16y ago
Definitely another case of the media being idgits when it comes to any news regarding a disaster. While OP's title "Same as Chernobyl," is technically correct when talking about the level, the amount of radiation is not comparable. in fact,
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by harisenbon 16y ago
I was recommended a new mapping program for my iphone yesterday, and when I went to download it, it said that I needed 4.2GB of space to install. Also as a "haha, crappy bandwith!" aside: I found it strange to think of most people only ha
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by harisenbon 16y ago
Sorry, you are right. I actually don't know at what point exposure becomes poisoning. I believe there were 3 SDF members who were hospitalized for radiation, but I could be wrong (also, I read it on the 共産党 site, so who knows)
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by harisenbon 16y ago
Not trying to be contrary, just sharing what I have heard. I don't know what you consider 'Serious Harm to Humans', but as of Sunday, there were an assumed 160 people with radiation exposure (9 confirmed).[0] From what I remember on the n
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by harisenbon 16y ago
There are no reports of nuclear rain, but the news has been advising us to watch out for it. (Even as far as Gifu!) It was on TV though, so I have no links.
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by harisenbon 16y ago
I found the way the news dealt with the Tsunamis amusing. Video: No Tsunamis. Clear water Announcer: 6 Meter Tsunami Warning American News: 10 METER TSUNAMIS!!!! BWAAAA!!!!
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by harisenbon 16y ago
Also I found this interesting: > A massive 8.8 magnitude quake hit the northeast coast of Japan on Friday, shaking buildings in the capital Tokyo > Why would you talk about the earthquake in Tokyo, when it happened in Miyagi? Tokyo
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by harisenbon 16y ago
It was crazy scary, and I was all the way down in Nagoya. There doesn't seem to be too much damage in Miyagi (where the earthquake was) but some fires broke out apparently. Luckily, it seemed to be a long, hard earthquake rather than a shor

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