hassenben

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by hassenben 16y ago
Could someone clarify the difference between aerofs and rsync? What can aerofs do that rsync doesn't?
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TPB - The Pirate Bay hacked on video(news.softpedia.com)
2 points by hassenben 16y ago|0 comments
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by hassenben 16y ago
brighter please
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by hassenben 16y ago
Ever heard of compersion?
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by hassenben 16y ago
The views counter is not unique. Fun!
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by hassenben 16y ago
I believe this is what you're thinking of. “No great genius has ever existed without some touch of madness.” -- Aristotle “There is no great genius without some touch of madness.” -- Seneca
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by hassenben 16y ago
Except when they are Google extensions and the JS is obfuscated + compressed + encoded and therefore completely useless.
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by hassenben 16y ago
Reference please?
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by hassenben 16y ago
They need to switch to a complete distributed architecture. Where the site, the tracker, everything is hosted by users. This way, no corporate tools can target them. The "how" is much more complicated though.
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by hassenben 16y ago
models/ORM Doctrine does better job. - abstract model definition via yml file - multiple connections/databases/environments easily managed - Cool API (shortcuts, relations, custom tables etc.) + DQL for queries + support for multiple DB eng
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by hassenben 16y ago
Unfortunately, Django 1.2 has much more to learn from Symfony and Doctrine.
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by hassenben 16y ago
It is also a change from the Facebook/Steve jobs reply/ipad articles.
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by hassenben 16y ago
Anyone has a link to a NPAPI/Pepper interface in another language than C++?
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by hassenben 16y ago
Agreed. Get a challenging job where people can criticize your work and not a job where you can code and deliver with no feedback (except from users with no programming background). In software, just because it works, it doesn't mean it is w
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by hassenben 16y ago
Funny how we make different associations when watching movies. I watched this movie and thought about BCI, computer vision and marvel comics. A lawyer takes a look at it and sees patents, laws and court. I didn't even pay attention to the
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by hassenben 16y ago
“So many people think it needs to exist,” Mr. Salzberg said. “We’re making it because we want to use it.” Selfish motives provide the greatest motivation. At least, they are working on it for the right reasons.
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by hassenben 16y ago
"stupid refers to lack of ability while ignorant refers to lack of knowledge" -- Therasus You can educate ignorance, you can't rewire stupidity.
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by hassenben 16y ago
Earth Day was 5 days ago :-)
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by hassenben 16y ago
You have to go through at least one company like that. It is often the only way to find out what type of "employee" you want to be. (environments, coworkers, projects, schedule etc.) Or, it will motivate you to become self-employed or launc
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by hassenben 16y ago
Did you just copy paste your comment from http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1273711 ?
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by hassenben 16y ago
Thank you so much for posting this. It is amazing how you can spend years doing something and realize it doesn't make sense anymore :-)
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by hassenben 16y ago
It's very interesting to see how (almost) all these links have less than 15 points when it is the same content.... I guess there is nothing better than an attractive headline http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=494066 http://news.ycombi
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by hassenben 17y ago
This should only happen to you once in a lifetime. and this is why my "rm" is replaced by this script... just moving stuff to another directory (trash) and I clean my trash manually (with at least 2 confirmations)... With all these precauti
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by hassenben 17y ago
This is actually quite dangerous. You can use GData to load the document retrieve all contributors and authors. You can also retrieve the viewers using a cronjob. GData returns a "Person" objects in 3.0 http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/