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by lzimm 16y ago
Umm, please let me restate jameskilton's position below ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1460474 ): Use semicolons or your shit wont work in IE... That's why semicolons in javascript AREN'T optional.
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by lzimm 16y ago
apologize plz
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by lzimm 16y ago
dude, you made it look so much prettier than those examples
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API for the world: from TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon(a4w.heroku.com)
2 points by lzimm 16y ago|0 comments
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by lzimm 16y ago
fuck, who cares?! hasn't twitter made digg completely irrelevant? (well, i guess all the idiots posting consistently useless bullshit helped too... yay mob voting!) democracy works, unless half the country is texan.
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by lzimm 16y ago
Hey dude, sorry, almost missed your reply, but thanks for the comment :) Anyways, I'm kinda stuck on what I can tell you. I basically built a bit of infrastructure shit that let us build all the pricing and billing logic at scale. So my rol
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by lzimm 16y ago
hm, i worked at a major video game company (albeit i'm not proud to say i worked for THQ) building server tech for an MMO. it was kinda weird that they gave me the freedom to basically build all the really important shit (ie: i got to prett
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by lzimm 16y ago
yeah, i'd really love to see a list too. personally, even though i fully acknowledge the whole "work with us and share the energy/dedication/soul" thing, i'm most productive when i have the freedom to swap up my view/environment every day (
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by lzimm 16y ago
I'm quitting my job at the end of the month and can mercenary out for anyone here (sorry about the plug :( i'm quitting my job at the end of the month, more as a consequence of hating it rather than having a clear lineup of shit i wanna do
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Guy builds iron man suit(popsci.com)
4 points by lzimm 16y ago|0 comments
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by lzimm 16y ago
hmm, i'm clearly wrong, but it doesn't seem like there's any reason memcached couldn't be implemented completely locklessly... can't most of everything be done with CAS operations instead of taking out locks?
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by lzimm 16y ago
is it too n00b/out-of-place of me to ask what went in to tuning memcached to do that? i'd love to pick your brain (and possibly eat them... creepy, right?)
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by lzimm 16y ago
Totally agree. People always seem to forget how simple people are.
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I want a general purpose kindle: interface economy and value rather than "bliss"
5 points by lzimm 16y ago|0 comments
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by lzimm 16y ago
awesome :) in case you couldn't find it (you have to click the butterfly/logo thing then scan the right column to even see the link): i have some random stuff i threw up on github too ( http://github.com/lzimm ), its all super old though, a
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by lzimm 16y ago
thxyousir :)
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by lzimm 16y ago
can I be lean about this and apply directly through you? by doing this and just replying to your message? ie: not wasting time writing an actual email? my portfolio is up at http://www.lzimm.com , I have a resume, too, I can send that if y
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by lzimm 16y ago
wow, thanks dude, diybio looks like an awesome little community, some interesting looking projects too
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by lzimm 16y ago
nah, that's the only one i can pull up whenever i go hunting, its frustrating because i can't even remember what was really differentiating about it, i just remember thinking "wow, this is gonna be friggen awesome... once i learn biology" a
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by lzimm 16y ago
there was something similar to this for synthetic biology too, though it was much further along with a complete sdk to do basic, ummm, synthesis? does anyone know what it was? regardless, this is dope.
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by lzimm 16y ago
I think its the same difference between investing in company lead by a former-consultant/bean-counter/"professional"-CEO and a real founder. data is important, but it only gets you so far: table stakes. the thing that differentiates us is t
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BOOM: implementing a Cloud software stack in a data-centric language(boom.cs.berkeley.edu)
2 points by lzimm 16y ago|0 comments
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10 Emerging Technologies 2010(technologyreview.com)
3 points by lzimm 16y ago|0 comments
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by lzimm 16y ago
there was this programming language i remember reading about a while ago that was basically about moving computation around to different nodes to bring the "function to the data" as opposed to the other way around -- which is the exact same
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by lzimm 16y ago
sounds like the design awards are just becoming a beauty contest. how many iPhone apps actually feel delightful to use and don't just look pretty?
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by lzimm 16y ago
um, pretty sure this is the least insightful document+facebook "mashup" possible
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by lzimm 17y ago
i made this a while ago: http://360.io , its more of an annoying conversation thing on top of links and shit than just a shortener
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Google Remarketing lets you stalk customers across the web(adwords.blogspot.com)
3 points by lzimm 17y ago|0 comments
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Evoke - A crash course in changing the world.(urgentevoke.com)
4 points by lzimm 17y ago|1 comments
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by lzimm 17y ago
I wish to subscribe to your magazine. (not sarcasm)

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