joshguthrie

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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   I'm not sure I have THAT much time :)
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   When I was 7, I was writing .bat dos scripts and playing around with my PATH. Then I discovered the web, some Delphi and PHP.
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   Space exploration and Mars terraforming.
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   You could try the HN archives: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=eve... Most of these links to really good papers. You should also read this about memory: http://lwn.net/Articles/250967/
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   I should've downvoted this link because it omits MongoDB...but I took a Bindle to the knee: http://bindle.me/bindles/304 I love this service, good job!
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   140 characters would never be enough to convey my disgust towards this idea, but I do believe this short sentence/tweet will do the trick...
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   I learned JavaScript, client-side (both jquery and native) and server-side (node.js). I haven't touched any other language for about...two months.
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   2-Pane for Google Reader(github.com)

   3 points by joshguthrie 15y ago|0 comments
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   by joshguthrie 15y ago

   They were supposed to scroll down to these parts of the page but they became useless since the page fits in one screen. I will remove them on the next push. Thanks :)
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    by joshguthrie 15y ago

    I whole-heartedly agree =) The truth is that I only built this app for fun (first version was made to return the closest bar to each tweets from a specific friend) and curiosity (Node+Twitter+FourSquare) and when it began to get "bigger", s
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    by joshguthrie 15y ago

    I thought of that too and hesitated in taking "visitthe.re" but ultimately decided against it because the URL would've been too long. I think both versions play well and are easy to remember.
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    by joshguthrie 15y ago

    I was thinking of it but lacks the "street-close" aspect of the application, ie: You can be geolocalized as being "in Philadelphia" but it'll use a determined point as your factual location which may be on the opposite side of your real loc
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    Show HN: VisitHere: One Tweet, One Place.(visithe.re)

    14 points by joshguthrie 15y ago|9 comments
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    Show HN: HppHr, a Twitter bot (still in dev) to find the closest bar.(twitter.com)

    1 points by joshguthrie 15y ago|0 comments
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    by joshguthrie 15y ago

    All results come straight from the Youtube API using "location=!" (iirc) parameters to only return geotagged videos. Since geotagging isn't used that much on YouTube, a lot of "good results" don't appear. Nonetheless, here are some searches
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    Show HN: MapsTube, See YouTube search results on a Google Map(mapstube.dreamleaves.org)

    3 points by joshguthrie 15y ago|2 comments
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    Show HN: tWeekPic, a Twitter avatar every day of the week(dreamleaves.org)

    1 points by joshguthrie 15y ago|0 comments