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An Introduction to libuv (with node.js)
(nikhilm.github.com)
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We're creating a culture of distraction
(joekraus.com)
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Transparent Git Encryption
(gist.github.com)
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Nested Linear Programs to Find Agreement among Sensors
(bpchesney.org)
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Terminal-notifier - send OSX 10.8 notifications from the CLI
(github.com)
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Most of the triggers on IFTTT require polling to receive updates. We poll the sources roughly every 15 minutes. Quick triggers, on the other hand, are event-driven. So, for instance, if you had a task that was "IF I send IFTTT a Google Chat
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14y ago
Sort of. Ari Lerner (@auser) was working on a project like this sponsored by AT&T. It was going to be an open-source heroku for your datacenter. The code is here: https://github.com/auser/beehive though I'm not sure how active it is.
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Named function expressions demystified
(kangax.github.com)
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Apple Business Profiles - Mission: Cats
(apple.com)
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Show HN: My iPad game and I are going to be on TV tonight (Animal Planet)
(animal.discovery.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
btw, we (ifttt) are hiring. There are only 5 of us right now. We're looking for an iOS guy and someone who's good at scaling & evented systems.
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A Garden Variety of Bloom Filters
(matthias.vallentin.net)
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This is very good because it is going to be very hard (read expensive) to spam. As was discussed here earlier this week, using links for ranking websites incites spammers to create intricate link farms and, in a sense, the web is rotting fr
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Callum Cooper
(callumcooper.com)
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Confessions of an App Store Manipulator
(digiday.com)
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"It costs about $40,000 a year for a homeless person to be on the streets."
(politifact.com)
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Node-lazy: pkrumins library for lazy lists in node.js
(github.com)
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JsFiddle - test & share little bits of javascript
(jsfiddle.net)
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15y ago
San Francisco - Full Time - Engineers - ifttt We're hiring! http://ifttt.com/jobs or email me: nate@ifttt.com Ruby / iOS / Evented Systems
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Mechanisms & automata
(youtube.com)
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Idea: Lets give roads, junctions and intersections URLs
(marcus-povey.co.uk)
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15y ago
Do you have a link to this story/essay? I'd love to read it but I'm having a hard time finding anything authoritative about it.
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A Stream Input-Output System - Dennis Ritchie (1984)
(cm.bell-labs.com)
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fwiw, I'm designing an open-source cardboard adjustable standing desk. Here is my crappy first version: http://i.imgur.com/QCEfp.jpg http://i.imgur.com/LV5oC.jpg replicatorblog is going to help me by suggesting some stability and aesthe
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Ask HN: Homeschooling Resources?
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facepalm I sure left myself wide open to that one. fwiw your comment led me to find minimodem is exactly what I was looking for! http://www.whence.com/minimodem/
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15y ago
So I am basically clueless on how to transfer bits via audio without data loss (doesn't noise corrupt the bits?) Does anyone have any links or resources on how to do a 'hello world' of audio-based data transfer?
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Yes exactly! There have been times in history (pre-printing-press) where most people couldn't even read. I'm sure there where many scribes who would look down their noses and say that the common man would never take the time to read for him
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I think we need to be careful about writing off Pinterest too quickly. Pinterest is probably the first social network to take off with "normal" people before it took off with alpha geeks. (e.g. over the holidays family/friends/parents were
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15y ago
I've never been to WWDC so I don't know how the ticket process works. Given that the demand is so high for this event, what prevents folks from buying a few tickets and flipping them on eBay etc.?
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