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by memset 13y ago
This is really neat! You are missing the UPS API! (disclosure: I wrote this python library for it :) https://github.com/classicspecs/ClassicUPS
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by memset 13y ago
"If a female made an app... would people have the same reaction?" Probably not, but that is because men aren't trying to release themselves from the clutches of institutional harassment and marginalization in tech. It isn&#x
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by memset 13y ago
Perhaps the fact a young woman, aged 9, presented her hack at the same event.
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The Great Language Game: How many languages can you distinguish between?(greatlanguagegame.com)
233 points by memset 13y ago|169 comments
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by memset 13y ago
I agree, it is not a hell of a lot. Certainly a drop in the bucket as compared to a developer's salary, even smaller compared to the employee's value to the company. How many individuals would you interview before a successful hir
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by memset 13y ago
As someone who is responsible for hiring engineers at a small fashion company (~10 people), I can say that I would not use this service. It would be difficult to justify the cost. Also, there is one caveat you are missing: the very last que
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by memset 13y ago
In a similar vein, here is a video from the US Navy in the 1950s which describes how mechanical computers work (for calculating trajectories of missiles being shot from ships.) Utterly fascinating to see how very simple mechanical devices,
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by memset 13y ago
This is too cool. Aside: what is that neat flash package used to play and display the notation? For example, when you hover over the "1-up melody" notation, each note plays. Or the "play slow" feature of the "Jump&q
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by memset 13y ago
This is really neat. One question: How are these folks able to keep such low prices? For example, I run several servers on rackspace. Their least expensive option (512MB RAM, 1 core, 20GB disk) is $16.00 per month. DigitalOcean's is $5
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by memset 13y ago
Classic Specs, New York, NY, Full-Time We have been designing and building high-quality prescription eyewear in Brooklyn since 2010. We have a number of high-end fashion brands for which we design and sell eyeglasses. We're building a
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by memset 13y ago
I upvoted you for this - I think it's a really interesting idea. Why can't my editor tokenize my code and then show it in the format I want? Why do I, as the programmer, have to worry about whether one whitespace convention works
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by memset 13y ago
Part of my daily internet routine, for the past 4 months, has been to check up on Time. Well, I guess it's back to work now! (I also feel like I've missed something in the story. The wikis say that the story takes place far into t
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by memset 13y ago
I'm saying that those emails are automated - triggered upon a series of click events as part of a "customer lifecycle management" plan. They are just written to sound personalized ("I noticed that...") but to me,
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by memset 13y ago
On that note, do realize that the vast majority of personalized hand-written cards you receive are written by taskrabbits who are trying to give that "personal" touch [1]. Mixpanel is one of the worst offenders of faux-personalize
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Cisco to buy Sourcefire (which commercialized Snort) for $2.7B(networkworld.com)
1 points by memset 13y ago|0 comments
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by memset 13y ago
Very cool. Thank you for sharing! (Now we just need one for Oracle, DB2, and Sybase...)
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Kroger agrees to acquire Harris Teeter for $2.5B(wral.com)
2 points by memset 13y ago|1 comments
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by memset 13y ago
I remember seeing this several years ago, and was thoroughly impressed. The gentleman who wrote this library used it in an interactive essay called "Ladder of Abstraction." [1] Here is its previous HN discussion: [2] [1] http:&#x
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by memset 13y ago
This is neat! A few questions and comments: 1. It looks like you don't actually need peoples' HN password. Which people shouldn't be giving out. Update your website's copy! 2. This looks very similar to the Stackoverflow
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by memset 13y ago
I tried registering by using my HN username with a different, non-HN password. It seemed to work.
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by memset 13y ago
Classic Specs, New York, NY, Full-Time We have been designing and building high-quality prescription eyewear in Brooklyn since 2010. We have a number of high-end fashion brands for which we design and sell eyeglasses. We're building a
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by memset 13y ago
I have had a lot of luck with Rosegarden too: http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/
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by memset 13y ago
If you're doing a million in sales, you should negotiate a rate with your CC provider which will be far lower than the list price. All of the providers - Stripe, Braintree, PayPal, Authorize.net, and most likely these guys - will negot
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by memset 13y ago
This is really neato. How "richly-featured" do you plan on making this? The reason I ask is that it would be really nifty to be able to share or export these tunes. Either via MIDI, or preferably, via another notation format. If t
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by memset 13y ago
Let's talk about something akin to the "malolactic fermentation" bit. Red wines are red because when they ferment the juice, they leave the grape peels in the barrel. The peel's color is what give a wine that dark red co
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by memset 13y ago
That is a great suggestion. I almost never do this for fear of sounding like a noob, but I ought to try giving it a shot more often.
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by memset 13y ago
I think salt is neato, but I also find it very frustrating to use! (Possibly through no fault of salt itself - I feel like I must be missing something.) I am generally able to SSH into a box and get things configured the way I need. However
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by memset 13y ago
Here is a question: I often find myself wanting to do background tasks within my application (say, a Flask app) without running celeryd. While celery is quite useful, I just want to spin up an application and have it Just Work without ext
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Stratasys to Acquire MakerBot(businesswire.com)
3 points by memset 13y ago|0 comments
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Benchmarking Redis and Memcached Clients(alekseykorzun.com)
2 points by memset 13y ago|0 comments

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