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by lanstein 16y ago
Naturally, preceded by a Flash ad.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Ledio, this is sweet! Welcome to HN :)
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by lanstein 16y ago
No ponies? ;)
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by lanstein 16y ago
Splunk, SF, CA, two blocks from the Embarcadero. Python engineer. Fantastic product, very successful, four kegs at work. We hired someone from one of these threads. lanstein yahoo com
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by lanstein 16y ago
You've got a non-utf-8 wink in there, Drew.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Ok, I have to ask: When was the last time you watched basketball? Nobody showing great accuracy? Ray Allen? Kobe Bryant?
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by lanstein 16y ago
I've actually found that pitch and rhythm issues like this often come not from a lack of ability, but from a phenomenon where the person hears what they intend to hear, rather than what they're actually singing/playing. Extremely focused, r
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by lanstein 16y ago
It's not a prediction. I tracked the comment throughout the day. Hence the description of the movement.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Good old HN. It's so easy to predict what will happen to a comment like this - in this case, +1 because it's mildly witty compared to the other comments, -1 because someone feels like it shouldn't be upvoted, and another -1 because it's at
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by lanstein 16y ago
wtf indeed.
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720p Recording on Nexus One(forum.xda-developers.com)
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by lanstein 16y ago
Ive, not Ives.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Cool, thanks! Will do :) When I'm in Boston, I stay in Southie, so I'll have to get over there.
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by lanstein 16y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Assembly-Language-Step-Step-Programmin... It's kind of a conversational approach to learning Assembly.
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by lanstein 16y ago
That's that joint in Eastie, right?
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by lanstein 16y ago
Author's email is in whois, for those who have questions.
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by lanstein 16y ago
You're really on a roll today.
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by lanstein 16y ago
:-)
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by lanstein 16y ago
Well, he did say that the app gets returned 27% of the time on Android, which certainly doesn't help (he guessed a large number of the returns are because the user pirated the app and returned it).
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by lanstein 16y ago
Yeah, you are, because accents are often left off of capital letters in French.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Because I see you wrote this, blister, don't spell stuff wrong in titles. That's my advice.
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by lanstein 16y ago
The talk on Go with Rob Pike was pretty interesting.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Excited to see the session with PG and others that was completely full.
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by lanstein 16y ago
nice handle :)
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by lanstein 16y ago
I'm waiting for the part where she explains why she doesn't work at Google.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Only tangentially related, but a great article on debugging PHP in vim by one of the other co-founders of box.net: http://tech.blog.box.net/2007/06/20/how-to-debug-php-with-vi...
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by lanstein 16y ago
Pretty sure Jacques knows what he's talking about...
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by lanstein 16y ago
That reminds me of a line of code I wrote the other day: $result->RetrieveResult->DynamicEntity = clone $result->RetrieveResult->DynamicEntity; it's to get around a PHP bug where the SoapClient returns a half-baked ob
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by lanstein 16y ago
btw, as a fellow B of A customer who has had to deal with their crappy fraud algorithm as recently as last week, apparently you can go into the branch and have the 'fraud protection' removed.
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by lanstein 16y ago
Talk about reverse engineering an acronym :)

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