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by jackpirate 15y ago
That makes a lot more sense... I'm a little behind the times I guess with my CSS.
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by jackpirate 15y ago
How is this useful if everyone else hasn't already downloaded those fonts? Everyone has Ariel. That's why it is so popular.
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by jackpirate 15y ago
You could have a better thanks.php page. It took me a second to realize the submission actually went through.
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by jackpirate 15y ago
Personally, I never liked the idea of developing apps. If you develop a successful one, it will make money for a couple of months, then you have to make another success. With normal software (desktop/web/SaaS/or even hardware) you can ant
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by jackpirate 15y ago
My current project is Blogumbus (check it out at: blogumbus.com). It's a type of blog search engine with a graphical layout. The most important thing to me was the availability of domain names. I wanted a dot com, not a .ly .me .whatever
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Three search interfaces that I love(dev.blogumbus.com)
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by jackpirate 15y ago
Great idea. I was just a few weeks ago looking for this same type of service myself for my project idea. I ended up going with the AWS free tier, though. Your site has a very clean design, and it's obvious what it does when you first loo
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Show HN: My blog search engine with a graphical twist(blogumbus.com)
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Show HN: "Design dependant search" inspired by YC's 30 ideas we'd like to fund(blogumbus.com)
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by jackpirate 15y ago
Factoring in the variance, it looks to me like groups that had an even split did the best. Groups predominantely of one gender suffered. The "women are better" trend line may partially be accounted for from the fact that there were simply
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by jackpirate 15y ago
It's like programming. Sure you can do the same things in C++ and perl, but which would you rather implement a text parser in? Surely a prolog hacker will approach a problem differently than a javascript one? Natural languages, I think ar
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by jackpirate 15y ago
I've always thought that systems were inherently evil. By goerdel's theorem, you won't be able to exhaustive list enough rules to make the system perfect. Therefore, we always must rely on individuals making human moral judgements. (This