lordlarm

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by lordlarm 15y ago
You are right sir!
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by lordlarm 15y ago
For those not able to access the site due to ISP-blocking try setting your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and/or 4.4.4.4 (which is Google's DNS server) as they often just block the site in the DNS.
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by lordlarm 15y ago
What would you have done different if you had the opportunity to try again?
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by lordlarm 15y ago
You'll find many videos of this on YouTube, but here is an example: Rush hour traffic in the center of Amsterdam: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-AbPav5E5M It is really striking to see how many bicycles and buses there are. As I live in
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I was hoping to find your reply on the top. As so many I started my 'vim-experience' by adding a lot of plugins, rc-settings, themes etc. Finally I almost used as much time configuring, backing up my dot files and tweaking as I used on real
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Any details on the technology behind this?
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I've come up with the same conclusion regarding the Django ORM, as they have. An excerpt: I believe our single biggest mistake from a technical side was not reigning in our use Django ORM earlier in our applications life. We had Twisted se
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Here is a interesting SVG image[1] from Wikipedia [2], comparing the development of different Unix-like systems. [1]: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Unix_hist... [2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-like
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The user feedback problem - Apple vs. Agile development(blog.iterate.no)
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by lordlarm 15y ago
It actually was 4000x times faster by using C's inbuilt counter ("-c") instead of "wc -l". Any risks with just updating to latest version of grep instead of using the LANG=C hack?
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by lordlarm 15y ago
DuckDuckGo was also added to the Opera Browser, approx. 1 month ago. [1] Anyone know how DuckDuckGo do monetization? [1]: http://my.opera.com/ruario/blog/2011/10/19/the-hidden-featur...
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Problemset is online and live programming competition has begun at NWERC(spoj.pl)
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Picked up the Clojure book, although in beta I'll receive the finished book as paperback - thanks for the heads up! Too bad they do not publish the actual Pragmatic Programmer book.
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Speeding up a Django web site without touching the code(jodal.no)
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I too wanted to click around the first month (+/-) after switching to vim, I think we all did. However, it seems like the author learned the basics of vim, but stopped before he learned about powerful navigation keys, visual mode etc. I thi
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I'm guessing a really high bounce rate and in the end, since those very mostly young Bieber fans as he pointed out himself, very low conversion rate. If this post stays on the frontpage of HN a little longer I'm most certain the conversion
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Definitely a good idea! A site where one can have intelligent and respectful discussions regarding news, publications, articles and essays would be great!
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by lordlarm 15y ago
This is the sort of thing where the submitter (at pastebin in this case) should be absolutly sure that the bug is fixed from Dropbox' side before telling the hole world about it. This way everyone is happy, and not to mention safe. I'm so t
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by lordlarm 15y ago
On our university these guys built a complete eavesdropper, installed in a running quantum cryptography link, and actually extracted the full ‘secret’ key unnoticed. Read more about it here: http://www.iet.ntnu.no/groups/optics/qcr/ Pictu
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Any plans on supporting Opera? The rendering on 11.11 is a little off, and canvas rendering does not work.
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Anyone know the timeframe of which standards are going to be set in CSS3 and we can develop without the need for: -moz-... -webkit-... Etc.?
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Moments after the release I accessed multiple accounts on both gmail, hotmail, yahoo and facebook using password and usernames found in these files. Impressivly I got a 'hit' every two-three accounts which I tried - which goes to suggest th
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by lordlarm 15y ago
So if I understand this article correctly I should not hate Java, because there are languages out there which are worse? I'm sorry that just don't cut it for me, and I'm capable to dislike both COBOL and Java.
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by lordlarm 15y ago
tl;dr of 10 minutes video: - All code uploaded to their orion servers - Import of .zip files - git commit and diff functionality - Try your code with by running webserver username.orion.eclipse.org - Syntax highlighting (at least for js) -
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by lordlarm 15y ago
Link to original story: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870428150457632...
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I too believe so. Let Google build their product first, it is still a beta, for a reason. Music recommendation is close to impossible without lots of data - and it becomes unfair to compare Google Music with iTunes Genius, which has been on
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by lordlarm 15y ago
This is great, and I love to see Spotify develop - as I use the application everyday. However, I would think it was a more requested feature which they have not done anything about: the iPad app.
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by lordlarm 15y ago
With only one file open, and by pressing :q I want to go directly to the Explorer and not close the program. This is the behavior to NERDTree, and I'm used to it. Great program though. Keep up the good work.
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I can recommend these two: * http://colorlovers.com * http://colorschemedesigner.com
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by lordlarm 15y ago
I really like the idea of planning some tweetable quotes ahead. Of course this is not necessary for all audiences - but in some settings it can create a lot of positive hype.

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