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lonnyk
14y ago
Any chance we could get an example of the data set and the calculation that needs to be done?
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lonnyk
14y ago
>Is this a bad attempt at trolling? I really have the same question for you. You keep assuming I was implying something I wasn't in my original statement. I do not know why you keep doing this. Clearly we have two different opinions on
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lonnyk
14y ago
>PHP is not a good language because "it is equal to other languages in one respect, and vastly worse in a dozen other ways". That is the argument you put forth No it isn't. I never compared it to any other language commonly used for web
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lonnyk
14y ago
> If A is equal to B in one respect, and far worse in dozens of other respects, pointing out the one way it is equal doesn't make an argument that A is good. I didn't state it was better then any other language. I simply made a case tha
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lonnyk
14y ago
> And yet the threads are always full of these apologists, claiming PHP is awesome because facebook uses it, or because every cheap shitty webhost has it installed. Never making any actual argument that PHP is good That is the argument.
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14y ago
> Code spontaneously fails depending on the locale? It doesn't spontaneously fail. The languages functions are case-insensitive and they documented this. [1] [2] When you change the locale to Turkish the letters change. Thus, the class
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14y ago
The crawler/parser is a little behind so it will take a bit for new requests to go thru. I'm thinking of ways to make this perform better.
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Show HN: Humans Did What? - Index of humans.txt files
(lonnylot.com)
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lonnyk
14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't a jury have to be agreed upon by both prosecution and defense? I assume that at least one side would be fighting for people who knew something.
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lonnyk
14y ago
Please elaborate on what made it clear so long ago.
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Space Community Leaders on Space X
(whitehouse.gov)
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lonnyk
14y ago
Also - this is the first business to recover a spacecraft and _will_ be the first business to dock with the ISS
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lonnyk
14y ago
It's not about looks. There are 3 criteria to being classified as a planet[1]: * Orbits the sun * Massive enough for its gravity to make it all the way around * 'Cleared its neighborhood' of smaller objects arounds its orbit [1] https://en
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lonnyk
14y ago
This is something I put together in a few hours. Does anyone find this useful?
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Show HN: Create a PDF resume from your LinkedIn profile
(lonnylot.com)
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14y ago
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lonnyk
14y ago
Please elaborate on what was added by whom and not used?
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lonnyk
14y ago
It was intended to be two seconds [1] [1] http://www.spacex.com/press.php?page=20120427
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lonnyk
14y ago
The article makes it clear that Google doesn't have a position, but they were involved in the discussion. SOPA had no Internet companies in on the discussion so this seems like a major improvement to me.
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lonnyk
14y ago
It comes with the filament you need to use so really all you need to do is have a computer and power to start printing.
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lonnyk
14y ago
The problem isn't just the pat-downs. The problem is that TSA security is more of an illusion that is easily circumvented and highly inconvenient.
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lonnyk
14y ago
I think the outrage should come after people actually see the finished product and _not_ just from some random files that someone pulled off a public server. The project isn't even fully funded. Also, the outrage should be directed at Kicks
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lonnyk
14y ago
I really feel this is getting blown out of proportion. The game wasn't even built yet and all of the assumptions the article makes are based on what they found in open directories on the server.
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14y ago
I've been doing some thinking on this and I definitely secede the point that _nobody_ does valuations like this. My problem with the article is that it makes it sound as though _most_ valuations are done like this and that is why there is a
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14y ago
>comparing yourself to another company’s valuation based on some metric like registered users I really doubt anyone does valuation like this. What is more interesting is engagement and time using product. # of people is more a 'vanity m
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15y ago
I think the confusion comes from the fact that Email has two definitions: a protocol and a client. Both of which are referred to as Email. I find this happens quiet often in technology. It is important at times to specify, but I do not thin
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15y ago
The petitions are not meaningless. They just are not doing what you want them to do. The point of these petitions is to get a response from someone in the administration who is familiar with the topic [1]. They have done this over and over
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lonnyk
15y ago
I don't recall. I remember knowing the the Galaxy Nexus was supposed to be the first Android phone with NFC (and Google Wallet) for several months and then I recall learning that GW was blocked by Verizon, but I think I learned this after I
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15y ago
That is great thinking - I never thought about this. Does this work for phones that are the newest as well? For instance - my original incredible from 2 years ago?
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lonnyk
15y ago
I had no idea. I will check this out. Thank you!
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lonnyk
15y ago
I think Facebook should just pull their access to the FB API. Y! already stated how helpful it was for their news and then they sued FB. If they don't like it then don't use it.
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