michaelkscott

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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Can an experienced JavaScript developer provide some constructive reasons as to why that code might be problematic? (e.g. Is it the eval ?) Might be a good learning opportunity for others, too.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Since you're an individual do you only pay $5/mo as 1 user? Also, do you have multiple accounts as one user or how exactly are you setting that up?
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Ask HN: Email services
2 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|9 comments
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Larry Page: Google $50b in revenue 2012(plus.google.com)
3 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|0 comments
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Watched the video but I honestly can't tell if he's trolling or not ;)
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Well, for one thing, it feels a lot better to share an 'exploit' publicly than to tell the developers privately. Especially when it's something like FB. And it sure can boost one's self esteem even by teeny-tiny bit. That said, I doubt OP w
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Yes. Can someone reading from Stripe please provide the CoffeeScript version? I'm really interested in checking it out.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Seconded. How are you going to be posting it?
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
If you have a car, drive to a different coffee shop or café everyday (like Starbucks, Barnes and Noble, Peet's, whatever) and work from there. Spend a few hours there and in the process, try to meet some new people. Talk to them about anyth
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
It would be nice if some of these plugins at least provided a decent demo. Even on their github page or something. Maybe jQuery should make that a requirement.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
If it's static HTML, you can use Github Pages.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
You know the authors never submit the blog posts to HN, right? It's other HN members who are a fan of 37 Signals who submit their blog posts to HN. So, are you complaining at 37 Signals for writing on their own blog, or at HN members for su
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
To be honest, same here.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
I think you mean, July of last year.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
http://contrastrebellion.com/
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Protip: have or not have kids.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3596124
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
This might help: http://how-to.wikia.com/wiki/Howto_use_find_and_sed_to_make_...
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
These were on HN a couple of months ago: http://authpad.com http://throwww.com
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Dalton Caldwell of App.net -TWiST #306(youtube.com)
3 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|0 comments
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
Cool stuff but how is "in high school" in any way relevant? Is it a new trend on HN for young folks to include their age (or some kind of clue) along with what they've shipped?
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
If you want more insights about the things discussed here, there's an interview that Mark Suster did with Joel Spolsky last year where they talk about the "API wars": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZWBtfSBlp8#t=2240s They cover everythin
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
http://contrastrebellion.com/
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The Cost, in Dollars, of Raising a Child(bucks.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Does Twitter push tweets to followers?
1 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|1 comments
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Are Programmers Engineers?(ericsink.com)
18 points by michaelkscott 14y ago|20 comments
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
I can't stop laughing at that great title. Seriously.
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
This is shocking. Why would you ever want to do something like that? And if you succeed, what would stop someone from patenting existence?
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
I don't think pushing tweets to every user is a scalable approach. It would seem more sensible to read rather than push tweets associated with a user. I don't know about Twitter's infrastructure, but storing more than 1 copy of the same dat
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by michaelkscott 14y ago
The best Simplicity Loving all the great minimally titled posts coming out of sbvtle lately.

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