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mlLK
18y ago
chroot jail
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mlLK
18y ago
Paginate by value, if not the main page, at least include this feature in our profile.
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18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/jobs
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Books programmers don't really read
(billthelizard.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I haven't had this much fun on a demo since some random Flash app from the late 90s. Well executed cte, while some may discredit your app for providing no concrete application, I for one salute you, I would have never thought to pass a user
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18y ago
I think we know more about Google than Twitter does.
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18y ago
What did you add? linkage?
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18y ago
It's this sorta paranoia that prevents me from signing up for a Facebook account.
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18y ago
At the rate we're going though I think the depths of what we should worry about is whether or not a hard-drive has failed and if backups have been made. We gotta ways to go before we see the rise of the machines .
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mlLK
18y ago
Funny you mention waiting for the sky to fall cause I was about to mention Skynet.
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18y ago
More often than not I think we worry to much about profitability and social-acceptability while building applications for the web. As of Web2.0 we're suddenly deluded with social apps that only harness user's in terms of output, meaning app
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18y ago
You stole my heart.
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mlLK
18y ago
I like how you brand yourself; reminds me of something like http://wufoo.com/ .
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Ask YC: How much does your startup make per month?
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18y ago
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mlLK
18y ago
Well put, as long as they are responsible system administrators Perl will live. Python/Ruby would never play well in an admin's toolbox.
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18y ago
I'm curious to know what tools OP is using to track memes.
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18y ago
More relevant for software developers that have already started up but interesting input nevertheless: http://videolectures.net/kdd07_kohavi_pctce/
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18y ago
Cyberdyne startup launches Skynet.
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18y ago
What was Posterous developed in?
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18y ago
If you passed, post here; I've been doing math all night so I kinda cheated. ;)
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18y ago
This is sort of resonating with me. Maybe I've been doing to many exercises by the book, I dunno, but your description of the problem space seems straight out of a textbook which I'm all to familar with. Divide and conquer; define the data
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18y ago
I've drifted from language to language but most of time is either spent writing bash scripts, PHP, C (only if don't understand how a bash cmd), HTML, Javascript, and currently visual basic, many of you will moan at this, but I feel as if I
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mlLK
18y ago
modular and re-usable components is not really OO specific tho.
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Ask HN: can you summarize OO for me in 64 words or less?
29 points
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18y ago
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18y ago
http://www.yvoschaap.com/wpthemegen/ I found this off-the-cuff with a few google queries, but trust me man I feel your pain; this might not be the solution you're looking for if you know some CSS and HTML; otherwise, your welcome. Honestl
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18y ago
comments related: http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/Keep-it-Simple-and-Stupid.as...
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18y ago
SCHWEEEET! so how many is this? can we get a head count thru alternate email addresses? here i am: where.charlie.routes.accounts [at] gmail [dot] com
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Little Scheme
(crockford.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
http://github.com/bard/mozrepl/wikis/home is a cool little project I've been watching on github; it to provides emacs integration, now it's just a matter of learning emacs. ;_; Here's a neat screencast of it in action: http://www.youtube
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18y ago
Here is a question that's been beating at my brain lately and this post help catalyze my thoughts into text: how do we know what we're working on is worth it? In other words, how do we measure what we're doing? This question begs another se
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