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by lhnz 12y ago
The problem with calling it the perfect "party gaming" console is that it completely doesn't work for that when "it took me almost an hour to update the firmware and configure the 4 controllers." I'm not saying
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by lhnz 12y ago
It's good for when you want to browse a code base written in Java due to the deep folder hierarchies. And the reason somebody might do that is that they might be choosing between several different libraries, and want to evaluate the qu
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by lhnz 12y ago
This needs to be at the top. 90% of what is sold to me as "Agile" is not at all agile. It is unproductive snake-oil sold by people that benefit by playing with numbers, taking credit and acting as whip. Nowadays the existence of t
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by lhnz 12y ago
I had a similar idea[0] that I haven't actually had time to finish. The README.md kind of explains where I was thinking of going philosophically. It's a bit out-of-reach with my current workload but I'd love to contribute wit
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by lhnz 13y ago
Here's her article on famo.us for those wondering what her experience was like: http://harleykwyn.com/famous-2048/
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The Corruption of Real Science (2012)(corruption-of-science.blogspot.co.uk)
3 points by lhnz 13y ago|2 comments
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by lhnz 13y ago
Still in the works! Hope to have a prototype in a week or two, though. I'm working at the moment, but I'm putting in 5 hours on most nights trying to get it done. Would love to meet people in a weeks time when the first prototype
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by lhnz 13y ago
I've actually been working on an app to help create these serendipitous situations for a month. Exactly the same concept, but perhaps developed further. And for the record: I can help with JavaScript things and with honing your ideas.
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by lhnz 13y ago
Would the NSA be interested in knowing the security flaws of popular opensource programs that could be used for attacks? Has the NSA ever used a 0day to access a machine they were interested in? Are the people that work for the NSA likely t
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Famo.us University(famo.us)
5 points by lhnz 13y ago|1 comments
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by lhnz 13y ago
// Hardware acceleration should be switched off. // Originally we'd planned to use hardware acceleration but later // on in the project's life cycle we were told we needed to support older
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by lhnz 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (London, UK) GitHub: http://github.com/sebinsua LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/heyseb Email: seb@momentumlabs.io * * * Two things... - If you're just browsing
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by lhnz 13y ago
Good. This is a promise to act differently when it comes to the company. Perhaps other in this community are right to point out that he's not actually apologised or gone back on his own personal views, but as much as I hate to say it,
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by lhnz 13y ago
You need to differentiate yourself. Your competition is versus.com and state.com.
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by lhnz 13y ago
JStruct - http://github.com/sebinsua/jstruct The idea is "JSON as the definition language of JSON transformations." I'm not at the implementation stage yet, hence the prototype is weak (it might even be
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by lhnz 13y ago
Link to the Github project [0] for those that don't want to read the marketing spiel. ;) Would be great to get some issues and pull requests to help improve it. I'm completely open. [0] https://github.com/sebinsua&
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Show HN: How to install Keen IO Analytics into Node.js apps in mere seconds(keen.io)
18 points by lhnz 13y ago|1 comments
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by lhnz 13y ago
It could be that actors and musicians are creative and innovative people. Or you could be right and it could all be schmarketing .
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by lhnz 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or ON-SITE (London, UK) GitHub: http://github.com/sebinsua LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/heyseb Email: seb@momentumlabs.io * * * Two things... - If you're ju
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by lhnz 13y ago
>> that integration is optionally available through the plugin management system Given that even find-and-replace [0] exists as a module I think you have nothing to worry about. [0] http://atom.io/packages/find-an
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by lhnz 13y ago
You're creating a strawman. I can't see why Github would make the mistake you believe they'd make as they don't have the self-interest that Facebook and Twitter have in killing your focus with an onslaught of notificatio
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by lhnz 13y ago
I think you miss the point. Being modularised allows the basic user experience to be kept very simple. It does not need to grow into something like an IDE. Hell, according to Packages [0] even tools like find-and-replace have been modularis
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by lhnz 13y ago
There's real opportunity here for Github and I hope they take it. Why is the basic workflow of the modern-day programmer split over multiple tools and over multiple systems? Aspects of Github could be modularised and added to the edito
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by lhnz 13y ago
Thus, your Bitcoin losses will be deductible forever until you’ve used them all. This means that the $409.2 million dollars is worth a potential $122.8 million dollars in tax refunds. That looks like value to me. I assume you
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by lhnz 13y ago
What's an "autodraw" by the way?
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by lhnz 13y ago
Long-form twitter is actually a thing! You just keep replying to yourself and removing your name to create a gigantic stream of consciousness - unsightly perhaps, but I personally enjoy quality tweeters that do this. Most of the tweeters I
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by lhnz 13y ago
I completely agree with you. In fact I smiled when you said "homophily." You're clearly not somebody that will fight against reality. Are you on twitter by any chance?
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by lhnz 13y ago
Horribly out-of-date in parts. The 'substance' has evaporated. "I thought it would be useful if I explained what a nerd was. What I came up with was: someone who doesn't expend any effort on marketing himself.&
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by lhnz 13y ago
Good refutation. You are correct if they do not extend the tax to new entrants (which I had forgotten was currently the case.) Still, perhaps Comcast will deem all of the companies big enough to compete with Netflix large enough to pay the
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by lhnz 13y ago
They reduce the cost of having to fight new market players, which is actually far more difficult to control. It's now just a question of what leverage they will have to play against Comcast which is potentially a much easier game. Gene

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