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by mildweed 17y ago
I am pleased to see another organization adopting a 'standard' microformat, in this case, hNews. Microformats are the bridge by which we're going to get to the truly Semantic Web.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Parts of it are in PHP too. Not sure which parts, I never got hired there, but they were hiring for PHP about a year ago.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Carpenter. Furniture, cabinetry, etc. Also: Run a comedy theater.
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by mildweed 17y ago
How much copied code constitutes theft these days? Arguably, a system may hinge on one to ten crucial calculations or routines, despite the many, many lines of code to make sense of that data and then present it to the user. Does copying
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by mildweed 17y ago
Did Malcolm just invoke Moore's law to explain how newspapers should be priced?!? That's as relevant a Goodwin's.
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by mildweed 17y ago
follow the money: Who stands to benefit from unconfirmed negative Apple rumors?
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by mildweed 17y ago
I'm hoping we'll see an easily-hackable high-quality hardware trend, much like the iPhone. Its a very solid product for 90% of users, but enthusiasts can mod it out with just a little effort.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Ask YC: How will 'Unequivocal Warming' provide new opportunities? Technology is our hammer, so what can we start making now? A weather aggregator and tracker (and projector)? Information services that decrease carbon emissions? Ex: http:/
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by mildweed 17y ago
This is one of the many services I provide.
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by mildweed 17y ago
If only there was a way to get POW to run PHP.JS http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=630258
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by mildweed 17y ago
duplicate: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=658264 Kill this thread
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by mildweed 17y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=Does+have+running+scared+site... Yes. CNET also has a lot of articles that the headlines are purely questions.
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by mildweed 17y ago
I'd rather use couchsurfing.org. Not only is it free, but the host verification seems better. That being said, Airbnb.com is a MUCH slicker website, and most consumers are more comfortable with a professional-looking site and with services
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by mildweed 17y ago
http://www.bingandgoogle.com/
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by mildweed 17y ago
At least he's planning on putting his money where his mouth is. If he creates this framework, more power to him!
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by mildweed 17y ago
Posted: 142 days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=423099
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by mildweed 17y ago
Anything that requires taking out a loan. Homes? Check. Vehicles of all types? Check. Elective surgery and higher education? Probably. Every kind of loan aside from payday loans...
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by mildweed 17y ago
I have been using this reliably for over a year now. They have the bulk of the functions already done that you'd want: http://phpjs.org/statistics/index . Extra nice: you can download the js one function at a time, if you so choose. Si
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by mildweed 17y ago
IIRC, Emory uses Cerner FirstNet.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Sounds a lot like duct tape to stave off chemical attacks. If dramatic change is the agenda, go after cars more aggressively.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Great advice. I especially like establishing the guiding principles early on.
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by mildweed 17y ago
http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/2006/08/02/mysql-prepare... Pros: 1. Save on query parsing 2. Save on data conversion and copying 3. Avoid SQL Injection 4. Save memory on handling blobs There are also a number of cons. Ch
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by mildweed 17y ago
While you're still at it: get rid of the quotes entirely, just htmlentities( ) where appropriate.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Flinch pricing sounds great, but when used repetitively on contracting companies, gets old fast. At some point, you have to develop a trusting relationship.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Obama is the US's CEO. Maybe he should be more dull.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Great combo: 27 & 30 "The most likely way for the world to be destroyed, most experts agree, is by accident. That’s where we come in; we’re computer professionals. We cause accidents." "It should be noted that no ethically-trained sof
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by mildweed 17y ago
If Google NaCl comes to fruition, they might have to consider rewriting their arsenal of Javascript apps as x86 apps! This is certainly one of the more potent salvos in the war on Microsoft. Come on, M$, fight back! You can do it. You
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Ask HN: User Satisfaction Services
2 points by mildweed 17y ago|1 comments
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by mildweed 17y ago
Many people can't even imagine correctly what they'd rather be doing, some because they've never had the opportunity to have a taste of what they want to do. Finding your calling is an iterative processes. My recommendation: try many, vari
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by mildweed 17y ago
This was much, much quieter than the Microsoft proceedings. Its generally the same story, but it was probably quieter since Intel isn't the OS, it doesn't evoke such strong emotions in the users.

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