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Ask HN: provide feedback for loc.is(loc.is)
1 points by jdavid 17y ago|2 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
i have recently been proficient in * javascript - jQuery, OpenID, OpenSocial, mootools, prototype * php - MySpaceID SDK, php5.2, Drupal in the past i have been proficient in * c# - anything but asp.net; directx, memory m
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Ask HN: Looking for co-founders
4 points by jdavid 17y ago|3 comments
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Detailed PHP vs. ASP.net - Windows vs Linux?(misfitgeek.com)
2 points by jdavid 17y ago|1 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
you should support IE6 as a separate product, and via a separate feature timeline. if you can launch a web app for browsers that are modern and relevant in 4 weeks, and doing it for IE takes an additional 2-4 weeks, why wait to launch those
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by jdavid 17y ago
the problem arose in that i had to use port 80, and that the host file would not let you redirect a hostname to a hostaddress:port
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by jdavid 17y ago
Cursor? I was using LIMIT and OFFSET, did you mean something else? update: I processes 200k-300k rows in a few hours, and since the DB is on the same box, as the php app, there is no need to make this more complicated.
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Yeast may power microelectronic implants in our bodies.(tr.im)
1 points by jdavid 17y ago|0 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
if you want to do something like if (foo) bar(); you might as well write if(foo) bar(); i personally prefer if(foo){bar();} the reason to be explicit, is incase you are modifying your script via a compressor, sometim
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by jdavid 17y ago
just built a service in PHP that can process 15,000 rows of data, with a complexity of about O(1000*(10|100)n) and it runs in 4.5min. I was looking to beat 15m. I expect to get that down further. right now i use a LIMIT of 100 to minimize
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by jdavid 17y ago
i like the idea of any vr, or augmented reality components being brought into the programing language environment. the way i see it, text based languages lend them selves well to linear thinking and linear processing. i think we are moving
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by jdavid 17y ago
processing is a framework for creating graphics and visualization. i am sure this is a good way to write the graphical language container, but i was looking more for what graphical metaphors should exist if we wanted to solve problems usin
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HowTo: Vista: Use NETSH to Run IIS7 & Apache on port 80
9 points by jdavid 17y ago|3 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
even wolfram does not know. what a let down.
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by jdavid 17y ago
to make this better, the post office could support openid, do the lookup, and then deliver the mail. i like it, but doubt the post office would ever figure it out. so you need to start your own postal company to do just this, deliver mail t
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Ask HN: Graphical Languages / IDE
8 points by jdavid 17y ago|6 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
just ran this site again today, and the JS is far faster now.
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by jdavid 17y ago
what do you think about this project? (extend and embrace all over again?) why would someone use axum over hypertable and thrift? what is the performance trade off between axum, hypertable, and hadoop(hbase).
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by jdavid 17y ago
apparently the is a part of Kumo, which is v2 of the powersearch team ( post acquisition ). http://news.cnet.com/8301-13505_3-10235400-16.html at a YC meetup i talked with a few of the powersearch guys and they seemed like pretty big fans
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by jdavid 17y ago
myspace currently offers access to status updates, twitter already does, and i think facebook is thinking about it. anything else of interest? i guess i was asking what do you think people put in their status updates that is actually intere
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Ask HN: sharing social data
4 points by jdavid 17y ago|2 comments
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by jdavid 17y ago
* get a new domain name and * 301 redirect all request to it FAST http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_redirection#HTTP_status_cod...
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by jdavid 17y ago
MySpace has had an Open Activity Streams for awhile now. Facebook is just catching up on the one or two things they were behind on.
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by jdavid 18y ago
it sounds like what you are saying is the first estimate is the optimist in us, and until it seems 'funny' that it should take so long, you are giving it a test against the pessimist in you. as entrepreneurs, and creators we probably alway
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by jdavid 18y ago
I like that this is one race where Google has to catch up to Amazon.
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by jdavid 18y ago
not only is this a warning about history, but it is one about politics. we voted for this via popular support across the world. we took popularism and democracy too far. the populous was wrong, so.... my question is, how do you design a sy
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by jdavid 18y ago
Firefox has not enabled by default "tracemonkey" yet. If you get one of the beta or nightly builds it should be turned on.
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by jdavid 18y ago
don't do something you are ashamed of but maybe you can use your need for privacy to invent something new for the web. everyday services are getting better and better at finding out more about the consumers visiting their sites. a lot of p
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by jdavid 18y ago
still a few more (some are in the works) * Stargate * "startup.com" - about the formation of 'govworks.com' i wonder what these guys think about Obama. * Takedown - 'Kevin Mitnick's story' * Serenity * Star Trek: the Voyage Home * The Last
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by jdavid 18y ago
thats a hacker film. they had to find the signal, and then prove they were there!

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