mapleoin

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841.
by mapleoin 17y ago
why not make the code public so we can help?
842.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Well those three technology that you mentioned are actually connected, and you mentioned a very strong link between them: they're all web stacks. You actually cited that part of the original post: "...having more than 3 unconnected technolo
843.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Getting into an open source project with the objective of at sometime getting a paid is a very bad reason to join an open source project. Besides the fact that there are absolutely no guarantees of that happening the attitude you'd probably
844.
The confusion of the first years of the Fedora Project (an IRC dialogue)(lwn.net)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
845.
by mapleoin 17y ago
It's really strange to see this little respect for people's livelihoods from the guy who wrote The Art of Community . His post looks more like a joke made by people who say that open-source is communism with people doing slave work for fre
846.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I was just thinking about that and making my own website using fortune. You spoiled the surprise.
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Documentary made from the search queries of user #711391 of the AOL scandal(minimovies.org)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
848.
by mapleoin 17y ago
When we're talking about that much data, the risk isn't just personal any more. It's not that they'll embarrass you with your search words from 10 years ago or let burglars know when you're shopping for plane tickets for Honolulu. It's abou
849.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I like your quote, but why does it end with a link to the '90s?
850.
by mapleoin 17y ago
what other service? Is it scroogle?
851.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Storing that much data about users isn't harmless just because the company doesn't do anything bad with it. Even if that company would forever be good , they could still have their servers infiltrated into or stolen, or some government cou
852.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I remember a similar website from a few years ago, but I can't remember the name.
853.
Emacs for Python Programmers #2: Virtualenv, IPython & Daemon Mode(jesselegg.com)
27 points by mapleoin 17y ago|7 comments
854.
by mapleoin 17y ago
here's the hacker link to it: http://dilbert.com/fast/2010-02-28/ I see there's still a Linux/Unix link at the bottom pointing to this layout.
855.
by mapleoin 17y ago
You're just trolling now. Could you be a bit more informative and point the rest of us, who don't know what this is about, to a link with that detailed analysis?
856.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Spaceships!!
857.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I posted this a few days ago but didn't get any attention: A Year in Pyongyang: The fascinating account of a British guy who spent a year in North Korea working as a literary reviser for their totalitarian government http://news.ycombin
858.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I've thought about doing this several times. Do you really think that the hardware quality justifies the price when comparing to a ThinkPad for example? Also, it feels a bit wrong to pay for an operating system I'll never use.
859.
by mapleoin 17y ago
because I'm so young
860.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Killing 150.000 to save a human life doesn't sound like any religion I ever heard of. Religions are more concerned with saving souls and no amount of trees cut has ever saved a soul.
861.
by mapleoin 17y ago
That "something more important than people" is actually... well... still people . If there aren't any trees left on this planet there probably won't be any people left here either.
862.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Do you use any learning algorithms to learn from user clicks on ddg? Which ones?
863.
by mapleoin 17y ago
If you're just starting out, it might be easier for you to join an existing team and learn from the more experienced members. The Fedora Project is geared toward contributors and is very friendly towards new ones especially. You usually jus
864.
by mapleoin 17y ago
That's called a montage! http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/185666
865.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I find the 80 character limit very annoying. Here's what the title should have been: A Year in Pyongyang: The fascinating account of a British guy who spent a year in North Korea working as a literary reviser for their totalitarian governm
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Brit who spent year working as a literary reviser for the government of NKorea(aidanfc.net)
12 points by mapleoin 17y ago|2 comments
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Fedora 13 (Goddard) Alpha release notes(fedoraproject.org)
1 points by mapleoin 17y ago|0 comments
868.
by mapleoin 17y ago
I would, but it looks too 1999. And it also appears to not be maintained anymore.
869.
by mapleoin 17y ago
Thanks, but it's too late, I can't edit it now.
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The Beauty of LaTex(nitens.org)
148 points by mapleoin 17y ago|102 comments

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