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by lowglow 15y ago
I think it's about the same in San Francisco if you're watching a 3D Imax flick. I'd love to move to switzerland, but I've heard it is difficult to get a visa.
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by lowglow 15y ago
San Francisco, all up in heeya!
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by lowglow 15y ago
I'm sorry, but don't .edu domains have to prove they are an academic institution to qualify to use that TLD?
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by lowglow 15y ago
github is a closed bubble of developer's personal projects, not an accurate gauge of an industry looking for developers. apples/oranges imho.
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by lowglow 15y ago
No problem. I built that in a day or two over the thanksgiving break. I'm glad people are finding it helpful.
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by lowglow 15y ago
I'm working on search modifiers like that for craigtrend. I'll keep you posted when they are up. :)
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by lowglow 15y ago
So you can actually find out the trend of similar results from craigslist data here : http://craigtrend.com/#!/php/java/objective/sql/ruby/android... Just press enter on the search to see the results graphed.
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by lowglow 15y ago
I saw an old guy wearing this while driving and thought that is was brilliant for accessibility with its oversized buttons and interface. Perhaps you should market this exclusively to older people?
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by lowglow 15y ago
Ok. It now works in chrome+safari. I stripped out the client-side processing and now keyword filtering is handled via the back-end. I didn't realize that webkit would choke on what I had intended. Live. Learn.
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by lowglow 15y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why firefox handles $.each() + regex and chrome+safari choke so badly. The same command in ff takes under a second, meanwhile in chrome+safari it grinds to a halt. I'm puzzled because I thought chrome would be the f
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by lowglow 15y ago
Definitely the graph of "php" "python", it seems python is gaining in popularity. Also the graph of "php" "ruby" -- there are a TON more php jobs than ruby jobs at the moment. "android" "ios" is cool, it seems android is losing market inter
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by lowglow 15y ago
Awesome! Thanks. I'll check these out tonight. It might be quicker to have mysql just return matching search results, but I wouldn't want to use LIKE on 1.6M text phrases, so I was hoping to just parse them in the browser, but anything over
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by lowglow 15y ago
Clickable: http://craigtrend.com/ Also, please let me know if you run across any bugs. Thanks. :)
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Show HN: CraigTrend - graph job data over the last year
9 points by lowglow 15y ago|9 comments
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by lowglow 15y ago
Piracy is and always will be about convenience.
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by lowglow 15y ago
Don't they usually call these rounds a second A round? (Ex. Series A-2)?
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by lowglow 15y ago
Matt Cutts is my hero. I've never seen anyone from google (or any company) be as proactive in explaining, interacting, and helping this community. Thanks.
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by lowglow 15y ago
Sounds great. I have a previous background in programming, so is there some "accelerated" route I can take?
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by lowglow 15y ago
The only power the "new web" has is the power we give it.
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by lowglow 15y ago
The first time I found out what a 'core dump' was and its historical significance I was properly amused. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_dump
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by lowglow 15y ago
So you're spamming HN with your ideas and gathering our emails to gauge whether or not a product will work? That's not how you use HN.
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by lowglow 15y ago
I developed this exact same tech earlier this year. It was a pain trying to analyze all the MANY different ways people can screw up html, but the success rate is pretty high across the net. I've been thinking of making it opensource since I
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by lowglow 15y ago
I do 16 hours daily at my start-up, only get paid a fraction of the price. I'm doing something wrong.
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by lowglow 15y ago
I'd kill for a chance to work on something amazing and have it financed by one of the wealthiest companies on the planet.
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by lowglow 15y ago
Back in my phreaking days, I was grounded so often that out of sheer boredom I learned to whistle DTMF tones. I could dial a number simply by whistling it.
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by lowglow 15y ago
Can I have your banksimple.com domain name when you're done with it?
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by lowglow 15y ago
Can it delete my dupes? That's a huge feature for me.
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by lowglow 15y ago
When I first started coding in Objective-C, I hated it because it just felt "wrong". The more I learned the language, the more I enjoyed programming in it. I still think some things are a bit awkward, but like anything new, it just takes ti
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by lowglow 15y ago
So what would you both consider "the next steps" in page speed optimizations?
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by lowglow 15y ago
I'd like to see the burn rate and where the money is going if I am to donate.

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