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by mcxx 18y ago
Small things I really like about your site: 1) "share the love" icons; 2) ability to log in using my twitter account (you should make it more visible, missed it the first time); 3) the way updates are formulated: <user> <action&
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by mcxx 18y ago
My prediction for 2009 is that Google will buy Twitter.
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Google's First Real Threat? Twitter.(lewmoorman.com)
34 points by mcxx 18y ago|39 comments
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The Complete Animated History Of The Internet(uk.gizmodo.com)
1 points by mcxx 18y ago|1 comments
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Flowplayer - the open source flash video player(arcticstartup.com)
1 points by mcxx 18y ago|0 comments
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Google launches blog about the social web(googlesocialweb.blogspot.com)
3 points by mcxx 18y ago|1 comments
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by mcxx 18y ago
Yup, this is what I had in mind.
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by mcxx 18y ago
Do people speak good English? How hard do you think it would be for a foreigner (not speaking German) to get around in Berlin?
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Failure: The Secret to Success [video](youtube.com)
5 points by mcxx 18y ago|0 comments
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by mcxx 18y ago
Definitely comming. Who else from HN is going to be there?
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FluidDB domain names available early and free for Twitter users(fluidinfo.com)
7 points by mcxx 18y ago|1 comments
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by mcxx 18y ago
Thanks for the 960gs, looks great. As I'm starting a small side project without a frontend developer and I hate writing CSS, I'll consider using it. The previous candidate was Malo ( http://code.google.com/p/malo/ ).
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by mcxx 18y ago
I want this feature too and add ability to hide stories I'm not interested in but I've already seen on the front page.
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IPhoneLinux: Get Tux on iPhone(technonix.com)
2 points by mcxx 18y ago|0 comments
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XSS prevention cheat sheet(owasp.org)
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by mcxx 18y ago
I get that. I'll definitely consider it. It's on my list of open-source side projects.
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by mcxx 18y ago
The closest thing at the moment would probably be Lispbox ( http://gigamonkeys.com/book/lispbox/ ) altough it's a bit outdated, so you'd be better with directly downloading SBCL ( http://www.sbcl.org/platform-table.html ). Use cl-build ( ht
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by mcxx 18y ago
Yeah, you are probably right. Because of Java's popularity and high demand, hosting providers have to be Java-ready and nowadays, it's not a problem. However, it seems I've been living in a cave. Besides the Reddit case, I haven't heard (or
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Java Persistence API performance comparsion(terrazadearavaca.blogspot.com)
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by mcxx 18y ago
I don't have that attitude and I'm sorry if you encountered it (it's true the Lisp community could be friendlier, warmer to newcomers). However, what can a I (or any other Lisp programmer for that matter) do about the steep learning cure yo
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by mcxx 18y ago
Noone's. The point is it's not a valid argument. The sameway the author had problems deploying SBCL on his machine, I could have problems deploying JVM on mine.
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by mcxx 18y ago
This guy is just rambling about CL and writing about his inability. I never had problems with SBCL on any machine, runs on my VPS, with threading, like a charm. Also, noone forced him to learn and use Emacs. There are Vim modes or CUPS for
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Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist(greenteapress.com)
3 points by mcxx 18y ago|0 comments
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by mcxx 18y ago
I'm rather busy but if I can, I'll try to help ;) Good luck with this.
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by mcxx 18y ago
Sorry, no RoR experience. It doesn't matter that much if you chose Ruby/Rails or Python/Django at the beginning, mainly if you don't have any previous experience. Maybe try both and see what are you most comfortable in. Yeah, it's quite ea
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by mcxx 18y ago
Python is easy to learn, even if you don't have previous experience. Check out some tutorials (note - I recommend learning Python 2.6, forget about Python3 for now): http://docs.python.org/tutorial/ http://docs.python.org/using/ http:/
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by mcxx 18y ago
It is not just about learning a language and some framework, though it's a good start. I'd recommend Python + Django. As you go, learn about software design, HTTP (RFC 2616 http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.html ), Javascript ( h
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Javascript With Advanced Continuation Support (chumsley.org)
1 points by mcxx 18y ago|0 comments
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by mcxx 18y ago
Whoops, sorry, my bad. Honestly, I didn't notice it was from 1994. Updated.
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What if Guido was hit by a bus? (thread dated '94)(python.org)
16 points by mcxx 18y ago|7 comments

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