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by micrypt 16y ago
FluidDB is very exciting technology once one gets past the initial "WTF". I'm looking forward to more user-facing applications. Not really a Tickery question, but I'm curious about how one could extract subsets of data for off-line use and
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by micrypt 16y ago
Interesting. Is there a Python/Django equivalent to Rails Magazine?
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by micrypt 16y ago
That's generally on sites hosted by wordpress.com (TechCrunch and others).
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by micrypt 16y ago
"refusal to work with CommonJS..." I thought this was a thing of past. Node.js is listed on the CommonJS website: http://www.commonjs.org/impl/
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by micrypt 16y ago
It sounds like "The Social Network" might be getting a sequel. :)
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by micrypt 16y ago
While this might be true, quite often there is no clear path for how a designer would get involved and help out with design. Perhaps a "Getting involved - Contribute to Design" page with pointers on getting started would be handy on open so
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by micrypt 16y ago
Also in the same vein: " The best lack all conviction, while the worst, Are full of passionate intensity. " - William Butler Yeats
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by micrypt 16y ago
Starting to wonder if the media frenzy is partly a case of the media feeding the fire. I don't know many "normal" people who are "flocking to find delete instructions" yet. Conspiracy theory time: News.com.au <= News Corporation =>
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by micrypt 16y ago
JavaScript is the new BASIC.
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Opera Mini takes over the App Store Charts(apple.com)
124 points by micrypt 16y ago|60 comments
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by micrypt 16y ago
Just enough time to send in a last minute guess then? :P
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by micrypt 17y ago
"I've never hired someone who knew Rails." Looks like you will soon. :) "We're hiring a Rails/jQ developer. NYC or Chicago."
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by micrypt 17y ago
What about the unfounded rumours related to the Cupertino chaps building/buying a search engine? Duck Duck Go + a splash of brushed aluminium... Might as well get the chatter started :P
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by micrypt 17y ago
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke :)
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The US Startup Visa: A boon for dismayed, frustrated British entrepreneurs(mobileindustryreview.com)
28 points by micrypt 17y ago|32 comments
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by micrypt 17y ago
...where are all the Russian users?
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by micrypt 17y ago
Jetpack Mockup Clarification & Apology to MetaLab http://mozillalabs.com/jetpack/2010/03/10/jetpack-mockup-cla...
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by micrypt 17y ago
Wow. Thanks. :)
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by micrypt 17y ago
[7] Building Bioinformatics Solutions: with Perl, R and MySQL (Paperback) - sent an email earlier.
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Ask HN: A martial art for a programmer
58 points by micrypt 17y ago|118 comments
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by micrypt 17y ago
True. Made a few adjustments and I think it looks a bit better already: http://twitpic.com/15t9cc/full
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by micrypt 17y ago
Agreed. Altruism is rarely ever a bad thing. The issue is balancing the time requirements for charitable ventures and those for personal advancement.
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by micrypt 17y ago
Perhaps approaching gaming as a streamed service in the manner proposed by OnLIVE ( http://www.onlive.com/ ) could be a viable means of reducing piracy. It seems possible for a sizeable games publisher to move to a subscription based busine
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by micrypt 17y ago
Yes, "This site is about Arc, a new dialect of Lisp..." Paul Graham & Robert Morris
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by micrypt 17y ago
Reminds me of Chris Messina's talk “Identity is the Platform”. http://factoryjoe.com/blog/2009/10/01/video-of-my-talk-ident...
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by micrypt 17y ago
It also appears like Chrome is eating into Firefox's market share.
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by micrypt 17y ago
Couldn't help but think "CrunchPad" as soon as I read that.
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by micrypt 17y ago
Exactly the same thoughts here. His entire blog post flashed through my head in the time it took me to click the link. Then I had to read it all over again...