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by j2d2 17y ago
This service could use some spam detection. http://hnstartups.com/startup/275
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by j2d2 17y ago
I discovered this via pinax and love it. It's trivial to setup for django users.
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Solaris + ZFS = The Perfect Home File/Media Server(bitdrop.st0w.com)
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JRadio.py - SomaFM command line player(burlaciouscode.tumblr.com)
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by j2d2 17y ago
Here is a screenshot. http://trailofjames.com/archive/images/iKindle.png
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Kindle app for iPhone(itunes.apple.com)
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by j2d2 17y ago
Moore's law broke a little while back.
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by j2d2 17y ago
Apples and Oranges, but still fruit.
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by j2d2 17y ago
last.fm is a pain in the ass. you simply cannot use it to find a single song and then listen to it. http://www.last.fm/music/Mastodon/_/Divinations I want to listen to divinations, tell me the sequence of clicks for doing this on last.fm.
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by j2d2 17y ago
Well said. I would recommend Django to people who prefer Python to Ruby.
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by j2d2 17y ago
That's a lot of work for a perfect desktop. I think the title should be "The Perfect Linux Desktop".
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Tell HN: The readability bookmarklet works well on iPhone
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by j2d2 17y ago
And I especially like that it is not tied to the data models, so this means we can build in some business logic. Can you elaborate? I'm doing my first big django project now and am looking for lessons from others!
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by j2d2 17y ago
Check out the screenshots here :: http://code.google.com/p/django-filebrowser/wiki/screenshots
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Django File Browser(code.google.com)
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by j2d2 17y ago
Focusing on the differentiation. This theory is expressed well in Dealing With Darwin by Geoffrey Moore.
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by j2d2 17y ago
What made you decide to solve this problem? Did you encounter issues that this solved?
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by j2d2 17y ago
@Confusion I put on my wizard robe and hat
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by j2d2 17y ago
Great link! Thanks!
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by j2d2 17y ago
I would get under the hood of metasploit and see where that takes you. Or read the old phracks. Even four years ago phrack was talking about inserting kernel modules without root perms. Neat stuff!
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Wal-Martazon.
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by j2d2 17y ago
This comment seems to disregard the point of PG's essay. He's describing a network effect. Just as it's hard to create a startup community (not a single startup, as in your examples) you need the types of people who build startups present o
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Ask HN: Have you worked with Alfresco?
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by j2d2 17y ago
Fair points.
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by j2d2 17y ago
Interestingly, they're sitting on over $100B cash and cash equiv. http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=GS&annual
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by j2d2 17y ago
History is littered with the blood of people fighting over social issues... We shouldn't be too surprised by the lengths, but the appeals for security concerns rings loud and true.
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by j2d2 17y ago
I suppose it depends where in the conversation you are. Sometimes you have to start from scratch with people who believe religion has a monopoly on morality. If the conversation doesn't require such basics, then by all means jump forward.
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by j2d2 17y ago
Articles like this one exist precisely because the network of potential users is already well established. The G1/Android market may exist and might be quite good, but I only know one person with one and know many with an iPhone. I find it
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by j2d2 17y ago
I can't imagine either of them or the originators of this idea, but I prefer the way Hitchens put it.
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by j2d2 17y ago
I'm fearful of sounding like a redditroll, but Hitchens handles this particular topic well. He asks people to name a single moral act believers can do that nonbelievers cannot do. Then, when no one has an answer, he asks a corollary; name a

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