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by ljlolel 15y ago
Thanks, I saw that, it looks like it reimplements Cocoa, for desktop-like interfaces. Is it more flexible, useful for custom and more web-like ui's too?
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by ljlolel 15y ago
No, I didn't see that. Thanks. I did some quick google searches and also scoured a Wikipedia article comparing frameworks.
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by ljlolel 15y ago
YouTube comments are inane. TechCrunch has shown that photo-attached Facebook comments significantly increase the quality of comments. TVDinnr shows YouTube videos with Facebook comments for more interesting discussions. There are a few k
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Please review my weekend project. 100% client side webapp. Scales infinitely(tvdinnr.com)
58 points by ljlolel 15y ago|43 comments
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(Highly) profitable, funded YC company looking for technical lead. Discuss
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by ljlolel 16y ago
he's offering any subdomain if you pay (e.g. lists.vrikhter.com), tweet @fiestacc
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Full article link: http://onstartups.com/tabid/3339/bid/17741/The-11-Harsh-Real...
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by ljlolel 16y ago
www.fiesta.cc , my buddy's startup. It's not quite the solution you describe, but it mostly solves the problem.
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by ljlolel 16y ago
A piece of writing is never finished, only abandoned.
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by ljlolel 16y ago
even if it's half the price? (remember that food, health, and lodging are probably where most people spend the majority of their money)
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Ask HN: Post goes from #1 to #30 in 1 hour with 170+ points?
2 points by ljlolel 16y ago|4 comments
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Hi ErrantX, thanks, I hope it's not too verbose. It's actually pretty dense for how many points I cover. What ends up happening is that people repeatedly bring up the same strawmen, so I try to address the most relevant justifications and
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by ljlolel 16y ago
I explicitly state that Google's ad platform is good. > People go to Facebook to interact with their friends. It is fundamentally different from the ad platform that is Google. People go to Google to find something they need, possibly r
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Hey patio11, thanks for the thoughtful analysis of my article. Your logic makes sense, assuming in fact Zynga does have sustainable profits, which might be true (although I guestion whether simple web games are a defensible business, compet
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Goldman will soon be offering the public the ability to, basically, buy Facebook stock through an intermediary. The author would like to make a similar investment, but make it a short, basically sell, bet that the value of the stock will go
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by ljlolel 16y ago
It is not literally a ponzi scheme, as I state very directly in the article. The point is that it is bad in exactly the same way that false returns in ponzi schemes are and through similar mechanisms. Paul Graham takes the same line of r
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Facebook is a Ponzi Scheme(jperla.com)
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Yea! I saw pg's essay posted after I wrote this, and I noticed that he makes the same kind of argument. He calls it a pyramid scheme, but a ponzi scheme is a closer metaphor.
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by ljlolel 16y ago
I'll say it again, Facebook is making ephemeral cash flows which bolster more investment and thus attention and thus more ephemeral cash flows. Facebook is a ponzi scheme: http://www.jperla.com/blog/post/facebook-is-a-ponzi-scheme .
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by ljlolel 16y ago
She specifically says to go with slow disk I/O (not in-memory indices) because the most important thing is not to have to deal with failing servers. This was written in 2004, and the equivalent statement would be that you should not deal wi
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Guaranteed Stress Reliever for Busy People. Write. Write down exactly what you are thinking. It will probably be hard at first, especially if you are not used to blogging, creating copy, or writing essays. That's okay: start by just taking
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Very cool. Might it one day be possible to run pure haskell on Xen on AWS?
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by ljlolel 16y ago
I have been looking for solutions to some of these things forever: 21) Have an ssh session open forever autossh -M50000 -t server.example.com ‘screen -raAd mysession’ Open a ssh session opened forever, great on laptops losing Internet conne
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Similarly for me. Also, I didn't think Colemak would actually let me type faster, but I did a speed test and scored 102wpm with 0 errors. I used to type 80. It may not directly be Colemak. I may just type more because Colemak is that much
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Offer HN: I will get you into Y Combinator
7 points by ljlolel 16y ago|6 comments
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by ljlolel 16y ago
There is no reason because it's not true. I've used the with statement to help with auto-closing tags (and just readability) in templating and it helps a lot. I've used in on sites which received over 1 million hits a month. It's been us
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Why would you do that? Just open your closet and throw out each thing unless you used it in the last week. Just throw it out now. Tomorrow is a euphemism for never. You can always buy or borrow if you need it later. http://www.jperla.co
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The face that launched a thousand startups(jperla.com)
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Great point, it's also a lot easier to do a medical startup if you have an MD
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by ljlolel 16y ago
Yea, everyone always said that Python is no good for embedding in template languages because of its significant whitespace. Weby Templates proves that whitespace is actually an asset. A number of Python templaters (like yours), lisp templa

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