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   by kami8845 14y ago

   Just get an eyelift surgery and a pair of Converse and you'll be golden!
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   A sex and music based economy sounds great. Though thinking about it, as a non-musical nerd I'd probably starve pretty quickly.
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   Justin Bieber is popular in pop music. Therefore it's reasonable to assume he's a good pop artist. My comment is popular amongst other HN readers. Therefore it's reasonable to assume it's a good comment.
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   Weak argument. HN is to look at interesting links that "tickle the mind". My link does that. Being the second most upvoted comment in the thread proves that. I feel sorry it tickled yours the wrong way, benatkin.
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   >just I happen to think it's a pretty good bad joke :)
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   MangoDB https://github.com/dcramer/mangodb
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   Yes. But this takes time away from building things when you only have 3 months before demo day, and I'm sure there's always stigma attached to pursuing "outside-money" when everyone else is fine taking the 80k from the 4 investors YC trusts
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   I'm certain there are some companies that need more runway than others. Is it possible for, say, hardware companies to renegotiate for, e.g. 30k per VC rather than the current 20k?
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   by kami8845 14y ago

   Yes. "fag" means cigarette.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    It doesn't seem to work. Check out any of the articles submitted to HN: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=bgr.com&#38... They all show "submit". I re-submitted one of the stories myself. Still shows "submit" as the HN butto
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    Chinese company uses leaked photos to copy, patent iPhone 5 design(bgr.com)

    2 points by kami8845 14y ago|1 comments
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    If you want to confirm/disprove your hypothesis you can use a tool I built for just this usecase: http://rewindhn.com It also has an API if you want to play with the raw data yourself.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    is there a demo somewhere? I tried to do something similar but the ycombinator.com domain returns the "X-Frame-Options:deny" header which makes iframing impossible. Also in order to vote by simple GETting a url you have to include a CSRF to
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Yup. It seems Google really cannot be arsed to do Customer Service. For them this was a "bug" and it is now marked as "fixed". Case closed.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    >We host our own email for a number of domains on different private servers. Easy. From what I've heard other people say, running your own mail servers can be described with a lot of colorful vocabulary, though "easy" not being one of t
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    nice idea but right now the implementation is full of fail. I got 5 questions, none of which I could answer (directed at their friends / rhetorical) and then I got asked if "this was fun" and to tweet about youasked.it Please make sure that
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Hey pg, if I give you a self-contained light piece of JS that does this, would you consider including it in your website? This would also work on mobile.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Thank you. Great listing
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Can't we say "bitch" and "nigger" when we're talking about these words? It's really no different in my mind if we're factually discussing these words and their usage.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    >You don't get to decide how I allocate my time Please point to the location where I say I'm deciding how you allocate your time. >I think we're done discussing this. Thank you for your contribution. That language was probably more
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Hi Jacques - it's nice talking to you, you have some good stuff on your blog. >external to the body of the article that is posted. Well you see, that is EXACTLY the problem. The way you formatted the blog, the "you should follow me on t
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    and PyQuery. Shameless plug: http://doda.co/7-python-libraries-you-should-know-about
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    I feel a $('#if-you-read-this-you-should-follow-me-on-twitter').remove() would be appropriate for this blog post. In any case - good to see the HN community really coming through in a time of need.
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    What making the HN front page can mean for your blog(doda.co)

    1 points by kami8845 14y ago|0 comments
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    I knew this was an edw519 post when the second point immediately talked about customers. :) Thank you, this is a good set of points.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    hetzner.de i7 with 16 gig RAM
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Cool, thank you for making me aware of that. I haven't had to use something like that but it's good to know. I'll put it in the blogpost. EDIT: I added it below the `parse` example. Thanks again!
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Thank you, fixed.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    That seems more in line with my experience :) This is the stuff lxml shines at. Thank you for testing this out.
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    by kami8845 14y ago

    Haha, thank you mercuryrising. That's quite the interesting comparison. A few thoughts: - Python.org is quite a simple web app, it would be interesting to run this against something a little more complex like a long wikipedia article or ht