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by henriklied 17y ago
You also have the gRaphaël library, Raphaël specifically for charts: http://g.raphaeljs.com/
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by henriklied 17y ago
Fully working here in Norway. Just press the "Google.com frontpage"-button on your main Google Search page, and then run the JavaScript.
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by henriklied 17y ago
Sorry, which new features do you imagine available in XHTML 1.1 that aren't there in HTML 4.01? Let me help you count: Zero. HTML5 is very little about e.g. the HEADER element, and much more about the underlying support for other features,
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by henriklied 17y ago
Does Facebook recognize objects in photos? I remember reading a paper about this a year ago (where they concluded it would take to much processing), but the site seems to be down. Here's Google Cache of the PDF if anyone's interested: http
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Madcow – A new PHP framework for binding components together(github.com)
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by henriklied 17y ago
Definitely, I understand what you mean. These two are not the kind of guys you'll find on crowdSPRING, but they're not the most expensive either. I can't provide you with any absolute "project total" numbers, but the first one I mentioned (
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by henriklied 17y ago
I can name a couple. Both from Norway, both a joy to work with. Ole Martin Kristiansen: http://piraja.no Does outstanding work, plain and simple. I'm a Django developer, and I've worked with him on a couple of projects. Without prior know
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by henriklied 17y ago
I agree, this was the eye opener for me. When it comes to data mining, I'll take practise over theory any day. Diving directly into actual code samples, and a large plus for using Python, this book is one of the few I actually keep on my de
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by henriklied 17y ago
Definitely different here in Norway, as a persons income is made public and distributed to the press. If you know any Norwegians, you can search them up on http://nrk.no/skattelister2008/ , for instance.
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Spotify Playlists – The beauty of open access to data (nrkbeta.no)
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by henriklied 17y ago
Sorry, was that somehow inappropriate?
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by henriklied 17y ago
Redis is great. I use it in quite a few of my spare time projects. The versatility is my main reason for loving it. From working on large a dataset without waiting for it to finish loading (…as mr. Willison explained), to storing object pro
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by henriklied 17y ago
Got curious, and I found this image on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thinkinggirl/3547853144/ Pretty damn nice.
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by henriklied 17y ago
Looking very good! One thing, I'd try to eliminate all typos before launching. "Get projects dones" should be "Get projects done". To be quite frank, I don't quite feel the dynamic in that sentence. Run over your copywriting, and you've got
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by henriklied 17y ago
Same here in Norway, I don't pay a nickel for withdrawing money – No matter where I might find myself in the world. http://sbm.no
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by henriklied 17y ago
My girlfriend and I are basically pondering the same thing, although we've more or less decided: The Hungarian Vizsla ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizsla ). Very smart and playful dog, requires absolutely no grooming. In many ways it's ve
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by henriklied 17y ago
Receiving email, that's great. One question: Is this a simple thing to setup for yourself (outside of GAE)? I'd been wanting to do something like this for a while, converting an email to e.g. JSON. But I haven't found too much info on the s
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by henriklied 17y ago
But you still can't write PyObjC for the iPhone, right?
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by henriklied 17y ago
That looks amazing! If you don't mind my asking, what visualization library are you using?
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Why I Love Venture Capital(ists) Too(parand.com)
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by henriklied 17y ago
I must say, I agree. Having _no_ interest in programming outside work begs the question: Why is it your day job? Although I don't work on too many spare projects on my own, I read a whole lotta websites relating to programming (this site, f
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by henriklied 17y ago
This is nothing but a horrible happening. I've lost a friend the same way myself, and the entire situation stirs up painful memories. My sincerest condolences to all of his family and friends.
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by henriklied 17y ago
Didn't they later come out with a post explaining how they _use_ Photoshop for mockups?
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Ask HN: Where do you go for web app design inspiration?
11 points by henriklied 17y ago|6 comments
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by henriklied 17y ago
Definitely, yes. The first thing I take a look at when browsing for a new web based application is the screenshots (yes, before the screencast). Do not hide what you are trying to sell.
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by henriklied 17y ago
In 2010, you'll be able to fly without your passport in the Schengen-area.
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by henriklied 17y ago
Have you looked at god [1]? If you're into Ruby, you'll love it. I use it in a medium to high volume production environment [2], and it has done a very good job at getting our lighttpd and nginx back up on the air whenever we experience pea
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by henriklied 17y ago
As a Norwegian developer, $50 sounds incredibly low. You can't get a lot of contractors to do something for you for under $150. But the cost of living is higher in the metropolitan areas here than in the U.S.
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by henriklied 17y ago
"Unfortunately", no. Not a single SEK goes to The Pirate Bay. Peter Sunde and the rest of the crew has instructed the buyer to put all the money into a monetary fund overseas. Source (in Swedish): http://twitter.com/brokep/status/24007547
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by henriklied 17y ago
I agree, although I'd love to have the updated camera. Andy Ihnatko got to review it early, and he posted some pictures from it to Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andyi/sets/72157619833958006/

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