jcapote

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by jcapote 17y ago
Absolutely fascinating.
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by jcapote 17y ago
"60% of the time, it works every time."
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by jcapote 17y ago
Good advice. Can't believe how many people purport these books as gospel...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Erlang - nitrogenproject.com got the best of me one evening...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Have you looked into scala?
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by jcapote 17y ago
I think you've mistaken nerds for dweebs.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Ha, I do exactly this for converting these generated html files into pdfs using itext/flyingsaucer
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by jcapote 17y ago
So, so true.
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by jcapote 17y ago
I've switched to 1.9 and it's hard to find a gem that isn't compatible by now
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by jcapote 17y ago
Not really. When I got texted the rumor, google/yahoo/bing produced nothing while twitter had 4034 more results to show me within a few seconds of searching.
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Turing Machines are Recurrent Neural Networks(lipas.uwasa.fi)
1 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
I'm using spreehq.com now for this very reason.
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Wolfram alpha thinks there are 1000 bytes in a kilobyte apparently(imgur.com)
2 points by jcapote 17y ago|4 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
I noticed that heysan didn't mask the password on their login page when using my nintendo dsi, incompetence or usability?
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by jcapote 17y ago
"Suck on that, RoR"? Ugh, grow up please.
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by jcapote 17y ago
cough http://code.google.com/apis/gears/api_localserver.html
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by jcapote 17y ago
A novel approach, I like it.
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by jcapote 17y ago
See Also: http://github.com/jcoglan/heist/tree/master
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by jcapote 17y ago
Very into this. I twitter most of the things I find interesting in the same vein.
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by jcapote 17y ago
More or less, anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity about programming
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by jcapote 17y ago
Maybe the catchier name will help? Also it wouldn't simply be an HN clone, it would have features specific to its use case.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Good question, I thought about those twice when compiling the list. The Hairy Ball theorem however did generate a great discussion on how it applies to game programming, so that's why I added it. As for the LSD article, while interesting, I
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by jcapote 17y ago
It makes perfect sense, hacker news should be more for startup/business news than really hacker news.
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by jcapote 17y ago
--I would exclude these: Why Amazon Vine is a Threat Worth Talking About (jonbischke.com) Facebook | Username (facebook.com) MySpace Is In Far Worse Shape Than Its New Executives Thought Does It Matter If The Future Isn't Available In Canad
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by jcapote 17y ago
We plan to aggressively (but openly) moderate submissions. Another idea we were kicking around was instead of using forms to submit comments or stories, you would do it solely via the API.
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by jcapote 17y ago
It was for that, but it's caliber has definitely lightened over the years. Compare: http://web.archive.org/web/20080123104208/http://reddit.com/... http://reddit.com/r/programming
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by jcapote 17y ago
Exactly! The closest I have found to this is reddit.com/r/compsci, but the comments are nowhere near as valuable as when those threads make it to HN
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by jcapote 17y ago
Either. Just wanted to emphasize that the discussions are going to be deeply technical in nature and not business related in any sense.
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Ask HN: Would you guys visit a purely hacker-oriented version of HN?
84 points by jcapote 17y ago|85 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
Excellent article, I couldn't agree more with every point. I think it applies for both bootstrapped small businesses and traditional venture backed startups alike.

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