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by lopatin 14y ago
They wrote their own data store so I'm assuming that was one of the things that C was important for.
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by lopatin 14y ago
That's a good point. Where this would really be useful, is online stores ... wait
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by lopatin 15y ago
We never got paid our UIUC StartupWeekend winnings, even after emailing the organizers countless times. Yes it's more about the connections and experience over the prize money, but just a fair warning.
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by lopatin 15y ago
There were real time discussion updates in the video
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by lopatin 15y ago
"He works for a computer company in California. He does something with the Internet". Now I want to know what company!
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by lopatin 15y ago
What interest could you have in their search algorithm? Or should I say, why should they disclose it? It would only allow SEO spammers to game the system so much easier. This would fill the top results with crap so I would think it's in eve
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by lopatin 15y ago
What does he suggest, though? If having a "decision" engine is what he thinks is best, I'd say that usually the top 3 organic results in Google for just about any search are much more relevant that the technology Microsoft has to provide a
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by lopatin 15y ago
I think it shows disrespect because they will most likely be dressed up and you won't. And I'm talking about the situation when you need something from them, like a job offer or investment. It doesn't take any more effort to throw a polo on
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by lopatin 15y ago
He basically said that if you're a little awkward, you have no business wearing a polo. Even when it's perfectly acceptable to. Even expected. Are you doing business? Wear at least business-casual! I believe it shows disrespect if you don't
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by lopatin 15y ago
Isn't this a 3d object and not straight HTML? Therefore I would think it can't be used on basically any website.
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by lopatin 15y ago
Just think of it as practice for your interview. You have to be master of your pitch, and if you can't informally describe what you do to a camera, how do you expect to impress big time investors and/or a large crowd when it comes to pitch
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by lopatin 15y ago
What are the chances a coffeescript-like language for c++ being adopted? I would think that a python like syntax, with utility methods and such, that compiles to c++ would be a huge help if c++ really is going to be adopted more and more in
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by lopatin 15y ago
I would pay so much for one of these
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by lopatin 15y ago
Good overview. I've been a fan of node.io for node scraping for a while. Lot's of stuff built in and you don't lose your jQuery selectors.
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by lopatin 15y ago
Just wanted to say that I think your Heatmap.js plugin is awesome and I've used it extensively in a school project last semester. I have one question about it. Is there a feature to remove some data points, or perhaps keep only some max nu
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Review my first jQuery plugin. SliderTabs - The multi-purpose content slider
3 points by lopatin 15y ago|1 comments
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by lopatin 15y ago
I have a question about how they store the contacts. Can't they encrypt each of the phone numbers before they get sent to the server? This way there's no breach of privacy and the friend suggestion feature still works for everyone.
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Ask HN: Why does the YouTube commenting system suck?
3 points by lopatin 15y ago|1 comments