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Be Silent Or Say Something Better Than Silence
(matthodges.com)
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14y ago
You bring up very valid points. I was speaking in terms of asymptotic runtime analysis, which does not care about constant overhead. However, the cost-per-operation will be dependent on the architecture that runs it.
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hodgesmr
14y ago
Sorting is still necessary... but you might be interested in ShelvAR - http://shelvar.com/
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The article says this about insertion sort: This is the fastest sorting algorithm for small arrays, up to maybe 20, 30 elements. Even in software! No no no. Insertion sort is fastest only when the items being sorted are in nearly sorte
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Be Silent Or Say Something Better Than Silence
(matthodges.com)
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On Internet Virulence
(matthodges.com)
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14y ago
Before I log in, can you explain the service a bit more?
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14y ago
http://deductivepolitics.com/ Not making any money off of it, just an experiment I'm doing. I try to predict who people will vote for in November based on Facebook likes.
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14y ago
"1% of apps were making 36% of the revenue." Occupy the App Store.
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Show HN: Who are your Facebook friends voting for?
(deductivepolitics.com)
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Lessons Learned From Building a Twitter Spam Bot
(matthodges.com)
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Digg Overtakes Facebook with 1400% Growth, 22.6 Million Uniques
(dcurt.is)
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14y ago
He's also dropped the trolling: http://teddziuba.com/post/24585610978/starting-over
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Python 3’s Marketing Problem
(teddziuba.com)
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Ask HN: Why no charset in your head tag?
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Rolling your own screen video capture in Android apps
(gist.github.com)
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14y ago
As the author, allow me to address this. I agree with your statement that sharing passwords between sites is a bad idea. And I don't do it. But I would assert that longer passwords of wider character sets will be harder to crack if a data
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The “Reward is Cheese” UX Technique
(teddziuba.com)
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My Bank is a Security Vulnerability
(matthodges.com)
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14y ago
You can still grab a lot from his GitHub repo which hosted the blog - https://github.com/teddziuba/teddziuba.github.com
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Ted Dziuba: I’m done with trolling the tech community.
(teddziuba.com)
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14y ago
Um. Haven't we known not to use MD5 for years now?
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Airtime: It’s good for you, it’s good for Facebook
(thepaulweber.com)
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14y ago
Clever. Also, I applaud you. Many of use sink hours into pouring over HN when we should be working on other things. And it's not even our home page.
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I'm not a lawyer. I've never heard of any such law requiring anyone to delete their own database of content--as long as the content is legally acquired. Look at Lexus Nexus. Their whole business model is an online database of news dating
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I'm a big fan of the Chrome addon called Concentrate - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/idfmgklhndkcggamad... . It allows you to create a blacklist of websites and then it doesn't allow you to navigate to them for a set time per
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Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5syfcmV3mwQ
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Show HN: shelf-reading & inventory management with augmented reality
(shelvar.com)
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While some people look at this as "so what?" I did find the post valuable. I've never used memcache before, and this was a good illustration of its use.
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Aren't there rules about political candidates disclosing donations? And doesn't this violate those rules?
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