jawngee

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Parsing Techniques - A Practical Guide(cs.vu.nl)
41 points by jawngee 17y ago|16 comments
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Spring 3.0 – The Next Generation(softdevtube.com)
1 points by jawngee 17y ago|0 comments
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by jawngee 17y ago
I use floppy disks and magnets. You aren't worth the trash you produce if you can't code without a keyboard ...
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by jawngee 17y ago
That's jacked. I used to be an event promoter and that kind of behavior from fellow promoters would end up harming me in some way (not being able to book a venue, extra heavy deposits, etc). Amateur at best, unprofessional completely. On
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by jawngee 17y ago
Most people use progressive HTTP. And a lot of CDN's support that now (bitgravity, panther/CDNetworks).
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by jawngee 17y ago
But this is built on top of your zencoder product? So this really wasn't done in 48 hours?
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by jawngee 17y ago
Sorry, I'm tooting my own horn. An article about my site massify.com.
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Uploads, Not Open Calls(backstage.com)
1 points by jawngee 17y ago|1 comments
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by jawngee 17y ago
The problem is when you publish to the app store, you are - in essence - partnering with Apple and I'd imagine you would examine any partnership before consenting to it. Furthermore, there are real liability issues here for Apple. To assum
880.
by jawngee 17y ago
The title says PHP as sexy as Scheme. It's like comparing McDonald's to a Gordon Ramsay restaurant.
881.
by jawngee 17y ago
wtf? You can't say PHP is as pretty as scheme when ("false"==0) evaluates to true. It just can't happen. And if you think I'm some lisp dude slagging PHP, I wrote a PHP framework and work with the garbage everyday. http://getheavy.info/
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by jawngee 17y ago
'false' still equals 0.
883.
by jawngee 17y ago
My first clue should have been when he mentioned Zope a bunch of times.
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by jawngee 17y ago
This presentation makes me want to get all Gordon Ramsay. Uh Uh So Uh Uh So Uh Um x 100. And it's pronounced JANGO not DUHJANGO. Spends the first 30 minutes babbling on about search and then the big reveal is "uh we've uh exposed an API uh
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by jawngee 17y ago
Except this demo isn't rendered on a farm like the quake demo is, plus does caustics, global illumination and is more suitable for professional application than the quake demo is.
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How to find per-process I/O statistics on Linux(xaprb.com)
49 points by jawngee 17y ago|17 comments
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SIGGRAPH 2009 Realtime GPU Raytracing Demo(cgarchitect.com)
38 points by jawngee 17y ago|7 comments
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Totaled Recall: How technology is ruining our brains(graphpaper.com)
15 points by jawngee 17y ago|15 comments
889.
by jawngee 17y ago
Hmm. Looks like a lot of hard work went into this. But all you've really done is put a web interface on a BBS, or implemented a poor version of USENET without the benefits and a few social thingies. The design needs a do over. The name is
890.
by jawngee 17y ago
It's functionally the same.
891.
by jawngee 17y ago
Yay for Criff Dogs. The Good Morning ... :9
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Is Bit.ly's Twitter advantage unfair?(blogs.reuters.com)
1 points by jawngee 17y ago|1 comments
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by jawngee 17y ago
No I'm talking about using X on our Gigabit internal ethernet network (mostly using Virt-Manager to manage our farm of Xen slices). Shit is slow. I've tried both Gnome and KDE, I've also tried some alternates. They all suck in comparison
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by jawngee 17y ago
And the winner is ... OS X. I use Ubuntu on a laptop when I'm at home (rarely) couch surfing. It's miserable. Slow redraws, down syndrom-ish user interfaces, the whole thing feels and acts cheap. While the X protocol has certain awesome a
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What's Wrong With E=MC^2?(scientificblogging.com)
41 points by jawngee 17y ago|22 comments
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by jawngee 17y ago
Stroke is not a brain defect. Ischemic stroke is caused by a blood clot that could come from as far south as your legs. Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a burst blood vessel that blocks blood getting to your brain. In both cases, stroke is
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by jawngee 17y ago
I prefer the aquatic monkey theory.
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by jawngee 17y ago
Punch him in the throat.
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Palm Pre Privacy Invasion(kitenet.net)
62 points by jawngee 17y ago|25 comments
900.
by jawngee 17y ago
You're trusting people who are licensed, bonded and insured versus some schlep with space in his living room. The matter of degree here is gargantuan.

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