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mhansen
17y ago
How many of dropbox's paying customers have their own S3 buckets?
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mhansen
17y ago
Long comment threads get an ever-increasing reply timeout to help prevent flames.
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mhansen
17y ago
Please implement Markdown next: Markdown is such a perfect match with your email-based submissions.
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mhansen
17y ago
"curl" is disabled... "cu" . "rl" isn't. ;-)
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mhansen
17y ago
They also switch tabs in chrome. Did they only test this in IE?
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17y ago
I heard an interview with Brendan Eich from last year where he says there are still many javascript optimizations that haven't been attacked yet, that there is still a lot of low-hanging fruit. He also predicted speeds bordering on C within
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mhansen
17y ago
Link?
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mhansen
17y ago
Seven years. What a colossal failure for the IEEE. Any insight on why it took so long?
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mhansen
17y ago
The examples are all interactive, and there are segments where you are invited to complete solutions, and the code is then eval'd and tested. I'm finding it a wonderfully interactive way to learn.
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17y ago
Ah, thank you!
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mhansen
17y ago
The chessboard has rotational symmetry: if you turn it 180 degrees it is the same. Would not all tours be invariant under 180 degree rotation? EDIT: Sorry, I understand now. If the knight's tour ends directly opposite it's starting position
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mhansen
17y ago
Less information, true. However, you can't downvote submissions, so the graph will be rather boring. Just a ton of upwardly sloping lines, some sloping upwards faster than others
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mhansen
17y ago
The market does a really shitty job at interoperability, one of the main goals of the internet.
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mhansen
17y ago
No answers? :-/
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17y ago
That interface... it's so fluent. I love javascript, for just the reason that it's possible to have beautiful interfaces like this. Date.today().add(3).days(); Be even better if it let you leave off the brackets like ruby, but oh well.
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mhansen
17y ago
Do what Google Calendar/Outlook does by default.
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mhansen
17y ago
Here in New Zealand, our '.edu' equivalent is '.ac.nz' No idea what the ac means.
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mhansen
17y ago
Neutrality will suffer under that small conflict of interest
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mhansen
17y ago
Wow, needs to trim down the list a little bit. 3 feed readers? 3 different boot CDs? 5 different launchers? Powershell, cygwin, and grep and tail replacements 'BareGrep' and 'BareTail'? How many of these does he actually use?
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17y ago
"Will it tie into Google Maps and Google Print and Google Desktop and the 18,432,922 other Google projects in ways that a non-Google browser wouldn’t?" It's not supposed to. The Google apps are supposed to be accessed from every browser
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mhansen
17y ago
But... in even the 'best' situations, half the urinals are going unused! I wonder if putting up a small wall between each urinal would be a good idea?
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mhansen
17y ago
Wow. I saw the 23 pages and closed it, but after seeing comments here I'm reading it and I've learnt a hell of a lot. This isn't your everyday review!
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mhansen
17y ago
John von Neumann and the origins of modern computing
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mhansen
17y ago
The Eqyptian pyramids were clearly 'a place of honor', made with a perfect shape, and certainly infused with riches galore. They're trying to convey the exact opposite here.
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mhansen
17y ago
That's the policy. Because making exceptions for 'the one person who knows the most' doesn't scale.
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17y ago
I believe human curiosity is taken as a given. I hope it will lead them to look at the information given. The trick will be making them believe it. This is a hard problem. I wish it were a problem we didn't have.
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Stopping people from disturbing radioactive waste for 10,000 years
(vanderbilt.edu)
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mhansen
17y ago
Wonderful! Thanks for mentioning MinTTY, this handles the Win+Left resizing perfectly.
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17y ago
Putty, with a cygwin patch. Works fine, only gripe with it is I can't press Windows+Left and have it take up the left half of the screen. It just refuses to resize. The windows terminal is just horrible. I tried Console2 but it was buggy as
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17y ago
Urgh. I actually see people in my computer science classes use Notepad to write code... it pains me.
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