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by jmonegro 17y ago
I thought it would be a nice tool for those who make new-years and holiday resolutions ;)
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FutureMe.org: e-mail your future self(futureme.org)
3 points by jmonegro 17y ago|2 comments
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Predictions for the Future of the Internet(sixrevisions.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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Tell PG: Preventing Double Posts
2 points by jmonegro 17y ago|1 comments
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The Great Location Land Rush Of 2010 (techcrunch.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
2010: Less spam, more hackers, more companies, more awesomeness! ps: today is my 300th day on HN :D I have checked HN multiple times daily since my first sign-up. I estimate it amounts to over 7000 times. I definitely have to turn no-procas
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1999-2009: How Broadband Changed Everything(gigaom.com)
4 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
I can't edit my comment - is there a way you can do that for me?
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by jmonegro 17y ago
entrepreneurs have no days off ;-)
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Ron Conway(en.wikipedia.org)
23 points by jmonegro 17y ago|2 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
mathoverflow.com and sosmath.com
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4chan Founder “moot” to Speak at TED(gigaom.com)
3 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
No, but you can always get it up and running for free on Heroku to try it out.
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Clients From Hell(clientsfromhell.tumblr.com)
3 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
The apple iPod example is out of place: you can't compare software to hardware. Essentially, with hardware, you have one chance to make a good impression, so every detail counts (for example, the first Zune wasn't much of a hit, and now vir
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Holiday Fun: How Programming Language Fanboys See Each Others’ Languages(rubyinside.com)
47 points by jmonegro 17y ago|17 comments
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Focus booster live - the pomodoro technique (app)(focusboosterapp.com)
5 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
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Firefox 3.5 Now the Most Popular Browser Worldwide(tech.slashdot.org)
36 points by jmonegro 17y ago|15 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
They offer cloud hosting (powered by Amazon). The IDE serves as a bait to get signups, since it makes it very easy to deploy on their service (single-click deployment). It's pretty decent, too. They have a free 15-day trial with 256gb ram a
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Well, for one, poor students wouldn't have to drop cash on a desktop IDE or a faster computer to develop it. Since my previous laptop broke, I've been working on a netbook for months (and got quite used to it), but have had to resort to cam
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by jmonegro 17y ago
What I mean by the second part is that comment shouldn't be a supplement of score, but one of the most prominent factors affecting it.
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Well, I suggested Webbynode in another comment. I think that, if by coincidence, the OP uses Ruby, he might want to take a look at Heorku. And the OP also asked what we used ;)
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by jmonegro 17y ago
The simple one was done by the professional, wasn't it? I can tell by all the subtleties in the design. For example, each dot over each letter represents a person, if you pay attention. Also, because the letters are closed together, it mean
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by jmonegro 17y ago
So the original purpose of binding comment scores to karma was to _supplement_ the overall karma of a user? Not to be confounded as one of the core ideas behind the whole system? Regardless of the original purpose, I think that fomenting co
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Using downvotes as a way of expressing disagreement is, I believe, unfair to a commenter if he/she is courteously stating his/her point of view or idea, mainly because downvoting inflicts a penalty on the user's karma - which many users, I
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Online Development Studio - CodeRun(coderun.com)
44 points by jmonegro 17y ago|22 comments
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Replacing downvotes with a flagging system or similar might be a good idea: I've been noticing that people tend to downvote other users not because their comments are "uncivil" or "frivolous", but because they express an opinion different f
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Before Heroku, I used Webbynode ( http://webbynode.com ). It has root access and much more, all you need, and it's not expensive. They're also very good.
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by jmonegro 17y ago
On heroku, no (that's the point - it takes a bit to get used to but it's worth it), but on another host, why would you not have root access?
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by jmonegro 17y ago
Heroku, hands down. It's free unless it gets serious. (ruby only, though)

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