imalolz

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Ask HN: How are you keeping your kids occupied at these times?
2 points by imalolz 7y ago|1 comments
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by imalolz 13y ago
Very nice. I would suggest adding url support to be able to go back and forth between slides (using browser's back/fwd button), emailing dirct link to certain slides, etc.
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by imalolz 13y ago
Thanks, sounds great.
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by imalolz 13y ago
I love this - wish we had this when I studied at Tech (BS+MS in ECE, over a decade ago). I'm now working on my own startup (outside the US), and was actually thinking to try and meet up with investors in Atlanta. As others mentioned in
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by imalolz 13y ago
Just saw your post after posting myself. Please share how you got rid of some of the clutter.
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by imalolz 13y ago
I love firefox and use it daily on all platforms. What bothers me a bit (just a bit) about the design is that only on linux the menu bar row sticks out [1], while on Windows or Mac they were able to collapse it or hide it quite well. I supp
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by imalolz 14y ago
Upvote, beacuse I see myself as a descent programmer and my github account has been idle for ages. Not to mention that holding a full time job and my wanting to spend time with my wife and kid leave very little time to maintain a blog (whic
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by imalolz 14y ago
I have mixed feelings about what to take away from this article. We actually rely exclusively on SVG in the startup I work at, so it's nice to see this topic getting some love. Then again, the lack of serious support, especially in mobile b
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by imalolz 14y ago
Very nice, though a couple of things immediately jump out: First, no https. I think it's something you owe your less technical users. Second - no non-social way to sign up. Personally, I find it annoying when I can't use simple email/userna
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by imalolz 14y ago
Good site, found a few there myself. Fair warning to low performance/feeble browser machines - there are A LOT of images there.
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by imalolz 14y ago
I agree to these five, and add: * matchit - extends % functionality to support HTML/XML tags and also functions, blocks, conditionals in many languages. * Supertab - tab completion done right. * Tagbar or Taglist - code tree browser.
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by imalolz 14y ago
I've been neck deep in MySQL for the past 5-6 years, simply b/c that's what my company uses. I've been wanting to pick up postgres but my only motivation has been curiosity. Any good resources/tutorials people here can recommend?
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by imalolz 14y ago
That is awesome, thanks for sharing. I'm very interested, as I'm sure many others are, to hear about the tools you've used and the development process. Great app!
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HN Feature Request: being able to fold comment threads
3 points by imalolz 14y ago|1 comments
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by imalolz 14y ago
125,000 Million -> 125,000,000,000 :)
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Ask HN: Advice on mentoring a new employee/intern?
1 points by imalolz 14y ago|0 comments
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by imalolz 15y ago
I get at most 6 hours on weekdays, and even that's not continuous (I have a baby). On the weekends I do 7-8, if I'm lucky - babies don't know what day it is :) I've been used to getting very little sleep since I was a kid, so I don't feel l
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by imalolz 15y ago
Congrats on the milestone to those involved - it's great to have something like this available to everyone for free. On a side note, and not to take anything away from the H-team, I'm pretty curious on how it compares to Google's GFS and th
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Hadoop Reaches 1.0(hadoop.apache.org)
166 points by imalolz 15y ago|28 comments
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by imalolz 15y ago
Great post - I wish there was a unified resource for things like that for other languages/tools. I would only add iPython - a must for any console adventures.
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by imalolz 15y ago
Up-vote, because it's a great idea for any language/tool out there. I happen to know ruby, but taking the first steps in anything is difficult, and usually involves looking up a lot of the things you already know from a more familiar place
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Ask HN: How should I apply for U.S. jobs as a non-resident?
75 points by imalolz 15y ago|27 comments
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Clojure and Scala Comparison (2010-04)(bestinclass.dk)
2 points by imalolz 15y ago|0 comments
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by imalolz 16y ago
I agree - I've been in a similar situation where I inherited a huge chunk of Python code that worked great and played a very significant role in our product's core, but was horrific to understand or maintain (in Python, of all things!). I s
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by imalolz 16y ago
that's great advice - thanks for sharing.
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by imalolz 16y ago
I'm exactly like what you described in your past. When I'm at work, I am as professional as it gets - deadlines, quality code, testing and all that. However, due to the work environment, I find that at the end of the day I've used up all my
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by imalolz 16y ago
solid advice. I'm actually working on side projects all the time, just have nothing to show for it yet. thanks.
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by imalolz 16y ago
thanks for that, it's my first post here and so I haven't toyed with the formatting specifics enough to master.
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by imalolz 16y ago
I actually do stuff that's quite similar to what you do. The specifics could be boiled down to plenty of mundane web development with ruby, python, js and mysql... like most people here :)
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by imalolz 16y ago
I appreciate the candor. If my post suggested that I'm judging people, it was not my intention. I respect people's choices and appreciate that others have priorities different than my own. My goal was to seek ideas as for coping with my nee

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