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by kaiuhl 15y ago
I came in this thread to say exactly this. The value of HN is the thoughtfulness and conscious submissions people make to this site. I'd hate to imagine what would appear here if people just had to click a button in between the +1 and the F
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by kaiuhl 15y ago
Huge news. One can expect an overwhelming wave of punditry about this move, but it'll be interesting to read their official press release and what his role will be moving forward. Surely he'll still be the arbiter of taste until he's dead?
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Twitter acquires TweetDeck(allthingsd.com)
2 points by kaiuhl 15y ago|0 comments
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by kaiuhl 15y ago
This is what I was looking for in this thread, so thank you. The email left me concerned of the transition and what it would mean for uptime of websites, but if it's literally just a change of billing, branding, and control panel, why are t
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
This post perfectly frames why I pushed the organization I work for to move from ASP.NET to Rails / Sinatra for our web development.
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
The whole point of the page and the plugin is the annoying dancing raptor head.
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
Their website uniformly crashes Safari on my iPad with iOS 3. Can anyone else confirm this?
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Why Warhammer Failed(ealouse.wordpress.com)
5 points by kaiuhl 16y ago|2 comments
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
Good question. What's wrong with serious police, detective, or spy work in these extreme edge cases where encrypted communication is a crucial piece of evidence? This seems incredibly lazy and irresponsible.
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
Their report only analyzes the criticality of Windows-based exploits, and leaves Oracle and Apple bugs' severity undefined. I can't find anywhere on Secunia's website that they make a big deal out of this though, so I'm going to chock it up
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
So you purchased a standard, no-frills car that provides full technical accessibility and used that to make unnecessary modifications to it. Then, you used said tweaked automobile as an example of opaque car design in a discussion about iPa
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
I entirely disagree. Enthusiast cars are still based around horsepower, handling, and the "joy of the ride", whereas modern cars are using increasingly smaller yet more efficient motors that, while not as exciting, get out of your way and s
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
If there's one thing I've learned from Apple, it's that innovation within a price point makes happy, comfortable customers. It's a scary precedent to set by saying that every new feature Zendesk adds, they're going to charge you for. Innova
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
I've gone backpacking eight times this year despite the rather rough weather back in February when I started. It's great to have a hobby that involves a lack of analytical thought, just your immediate surroundings and some physical effort t
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
This is a lie that I think is told in every IKEA showroom. 300 square feet is rather functional given the space is well laid out i.e. long and narrow without much obstructing the walls. The trouble is, it's difficult to find an ideal small
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Dell Lightning: the ultimate Windows Phone 7 device leaks out(engadget.com)
2 points by kaiuhl 16y ago|0 comments
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
What you're describing is personal choice to not use social networks as a form of primary communication. I know too many people in Portland to keep in touch with them all in person, via phone, or email, but Facebook is a great way to see th
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by kaiuhl 16y ago
My brother was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma a years back and was incredibly ill for most of his chemotherapy. Doctors shuffled anti-nausea medications regularly looking for something that could keep him out of the bathroom after ea
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
This animation and that video always make me pause and contemplate the significance of the little websites I work on and their role in the universe.
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
Having a clear business model, a simple-as-possible route to that business, a good demonstration, and a high level of personal investment is how you nail a pitch. Or I guess you could focus on your elevator description of your business and
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
I don’t think that person exists as often as the idea of the artist-beneath-the-suit would romance us to believe. That's a huge assumption to write off the entire reason people would want to sell their company–to pursue things other than
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
I was really expecting / hoping that they would release high resolution, quality images of these landing sites, particularly Apollo 11. Don't we have the technology to capture these sites in striking clarity, to finally put to rest the ridi
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
Review: this sucks. It takes 3 clicks to find out there's one event in the entire website.
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
Using PHP is a giant step towards the past. PHP will never fully be utilized as an OO language by the vast majority of its user base due to its syntactically terrible standard library and history as a functional language. As such, this addi
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
This needs a public-facing page for everyone's votes (wait a minute…). Let them see and interact before allowing access. Right now, nobody will use it because the splash page gives no indication of what the actual application is like or how
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
This article reads as wishful thinking of what Twitter is and will become from the viewpoint of the San Francisco startup scene who have using Twitter now for a few years and have watched it morph. Twitter could be, especially in the future
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by kaiuhl 17y ago
I hope that they freeze the websites as internet history after shuttering the service. I'm going to miss websites like: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/6552/ or maybe http://www.geocities.com/saufor/ These are gems that sho