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by kleevr 18y ago
is there a way I can hit this service via sms message? what I'd like to do to try this out be able to TommorrowIt from my phone, have it sync with google calendar, and either you or google or hack delivery today's tasks in the morning back
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Vim: File Browsing(ruturajv.wordpress.com)
3 points by kleevr 18y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
That background looks an awful lot like ubuntu's.
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by kleevr 18y ago
I'm not a shell expert, but I wanted something unix like when work dictated that I would be on XP, so I downloaded Windows PS. Maybe I have an old machine, but it was sluggish, it didn't seem to share the same system environment variables
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by kleevr 18y ago
Feature request: It would be cool to have the option to see HN comments in chronological order (with second order being hierachy) but still with otherwise standard point-marking/voting. I think this is a feature I've been secretly wanting
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by kleevr 18y ago
though I'm sure pg's concept of object code is outpacing-ly more resolute than my own,... I really do think I agree.
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by kleevr 18y ago
at least not worse than msft: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://w3.org/
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by kleevr 18y ago
I'll tell you what would be awesome. A peer reviewed hacker reading list. But, only the really sacred books. For instance GEB or from the post that prompted this post, after reading that review, I can tell you it will absolutely be my ne
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by kleevr 18y ago
May be good advice, but aren't they giving it out a little late?
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by kleevr 18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=301155
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by kleevr 18y ago
I like how the turing test is reversed.... It isn't so much a concern whether human's can recognize a computer (these days anyway), but rather, can a computer recognize a human.
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Economist: What Apple did for smartphones, Google may do for all the rest(economist.com)
2 points by kleevr 18y ago|0 comments
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TED: David S. Rose on pitching to VCs(ted.com)
22 points by kleevr 18y ago|7 comments
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by kleevr 18y ago
Sounds like Apple wants a Pandora clone.
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by kleevr 18y ago
Is my head in the cloud, or would this work great with Chrome's 'Create Application Shortcut', or Mozilla Prism? :)
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by kleevr 18y ago
I listened to part of the shareholder thing. I think they said it's been in development for 2 years. That's a long time to stay in stealth mode...
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by kleevr 18y ago
An interesting low budget guerilla self marketing tip. It goes beyond just giving a few of X away for free, and it's really about the targeting/pre-selection of your audience to maximize your 'advertising' budget. Seems smart, and might ge
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by kleevr 18y ago
You could use the y.XX domain to secure the naming you like (e.g. del.icio.us) supposing the first order-name (yXX.com - e.g. delicious.com) was taken. Then after getting enough users, testing, and funding: you could then afford to buy it
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by kleevr 18y ago
This is a growing trend that's been really starting to annoy and frustrate me. Especially when the in-linking is masquerading as an out-link. To often there is no out-link and I'm forced to open a new tab, and "manually" search for it.
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by kleevr 18y ago
To the title of the Poll I say 'No' because a new user ought to be able to submit something interesting even if they haven't said anything in the forum. That said, I second the idea of rate limiting based on low karma. It would be an intere
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by kleevr 18y ago
Until they turn around and use it for DoS attacks.
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by kleevr 18y ago
I could see myself using a tool like this for my freelance work which is usually 'task based'. I would probably use tags like 'paid', and 'unpaid'. It would be helpful if it had time element for tracking hours too.
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by kleevr 18y ago
http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=679
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by kleevr 18y ago
We're currently evaluating iLog at my work. Do you think under IBM ownership they will still continue to support .Net?
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by kleevr 18y ago
>And the second... Several times in my experience the only difference between editions was that the publisher had changed the work problem (and maybe fixed some typos) for the sole purpose of making the students buy new books.
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by kleevr 18y ago
At least Cuil has some respect for privacy: "We do not keep logs of our users’ search activity." "We analyze the Web, not our users. Read our Privacy Policy for details. It’s short." http://www.cuil.com/info/privacy/
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by kleevr 18y ago
^trillion/(?P<number>[\d]{1,13}).html$
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by kleevr 18y ago
>Perhaps, at some degree, a similar thing is happening with Open Source now? Like Microsoft becoming a platinum sponsor of Apache Software Foundation?
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by kleevr 18y ago
http://ianab.com/trillion/1099377140735.html
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by kleevr 18y ago
What about two things being equal. Neither is better than the other or "best".

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