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by leftnode 17y ago
Yup, SA is definitely the best. It's well moderated, tons of knowledgeable people there. Definitely worth the tenbux.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Jeez, I loved Book Pool for computer books. I hope they didn't accidentally let their domain expire. To answer your question, no, I don't know, and I'm just as stunned as you are.
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by leftnode 17y ago
I do not work for Facebook, nor have I ever, but they do have some pretty neat things PHP-wise on their open source section of the site. http://developers.facebook.com/opensource.php Particularly, Thrift is what they use to use PHP on the
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by leftnode 17y ago
Well, imagine that the query returns 1000 (or a million or what not) results. You've looped through it once already in the getSnsWithoutIds() to build the $sns array (which you should use $sns[] = $row['aim_sn'], its faster). So, you've loo
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by leftnode 17y ago
Cool, I'd love to see what you come up with!
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by leftnode 17y ago
Cool! I'll check it out.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Thanks for the thoughts. To be honest, I'm not really concerned about PHP4 anymore, it's been dead a while. Thanks giving me an idea for a followup article too, I'll do exactly that, write a small direct application and compare performance
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by leftnode 17y ago
Thanks for the comments. Most of that code was copied from my framework, which is full of Doxygen comments, and I use my username in our subversion repository and my email address for the author of each method since several methods can have
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by leftnode 17y ago
I'm the author and submitter of the article, and I'd honestly love to hear what people think about this. I know there's a lot of (understandable) disdain for PHP, but I think you can do some neat things with it. This is one application that
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PHP5 Database Iterators(leftnode.com)
14 points by leftnode 17y ago|28 comments
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by leftnode 17y ago
Yes, I agree, you should generally ignore the naysayers, the ones who say "don't do it", "it'll never happen", "this is going nowhere", etc. However, don't immediately write them off. They may actually have some valid points and they should
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by leftnode 17y ago
From what I've read around the Internet, Craigslist is perfectly happy being one of the worlds largest websites run by 32 people. I don't think they want to grow to a huge marketplace, or want to make billions. They sound like a company tha
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by leftnode 17y ago
I think any platform can make both developers and user's happy. I agree and empathize with jwz in that its got to be incredibly frustrating to write two relatively simple apps only to have to jump through hoop after hoop to get them publish
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by leftnode 17y ago
http://www.adaptivelearningonline.net -- clickable link. I would really work on the design. It looks very immature and I would immediately dismiss it as a fake site or wouldn't invest much time in it. It just looks like a bunch of exporte
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by leftnode 17y ago
Definitely! I presented my PHP framework at a meetup a year ago, so its time to go again to give some more talks on sites I've used to build it and go from there. I also spent this weekend setting up my blog and thinking about all of the ar
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by leftnode 17y ago
This is a great guide, and I truly thank you for posting it. I'm in the process of building my own small software business/consultancy, and one of the questions I have is how to find and keep customers. This really, really helps. Thanks!
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by leftnode 17y ago
Pretty much just the other's people have mentioned. Maybe it would be alright to include a one or two line signature now to help differentiate everyone and to promote their work.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Is this only what I do programming wise, or for all programmers? Cause I: * mow the lawn * exercise * clean the house * watch some TV with my wife And then programming-wise, I work on my side projects and work on building my own software co
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by leftnode 17y ago
I tend to agree, but I'll fully admit, I'm a PHP hacker and I've been hacking in it since around 1999 or so. I didn't see this as much of a hack (read parts of the paper associated with it) as much as a way to do some cooler things in 5.3.
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by leftnode 17y ago
I am politically progressive, but you're right, I should make the distinction more obvious.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Socially progressive in the software market == we like open source software and contribute back to it. I'll make it more evident. No, thats a real business address, we have a real office.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Thats incredibly insightful and thoughtful advice. You're right, I do know about 37signals and Fog Creek (and do read their blogs). To be honest, I didn't originally come up with the idea for the website, I was just asked to write it becaus
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by leftnode 17y ago
You're right, I need to do that. I totally forgot that we even had mini profiles on here. I'll add my company on there.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Oh, I've already signed up for that, so at least I have some cash coming in.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Where do I stand? I was laid off last week, so I decided to start my own software company (anyone need good web development done?). I don't have any paying clients yet, so I guess I'm employed, but making $0.
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by leftnode 17y ago
Gotcha, I'll pass it along. Is the profile with the video in it any more compelling?
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by leftnode 17y ago
Clickable links - http://www.prospectvista.com http://www.prospectvista.com/profile/view/4 - My businesses profile http://www.prospectvista.com/profile/view/2 - A profile with a video Thanks!
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Ask HN: Review New Social Network - prospectvista.com
2 points by leftnode 17y ago|7 comments
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by leftnode 17y ago
I'm not sure why you were downmodded, but I upmodded you because I agree. I use subversion daily, and I love it. I've dabbled in git, I understand the strengths, but for me, its not worth spending the time to migrate all of my projects over
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by leftnode 17y ago
Likewise.

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