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MozRepl | meta-browsing with Firefox(hyperstruct.net)
5 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
I can concur; maybe this will get your dopamine pumping. http://upload.gaiatools.com/files/googlesuggest_1.png
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by mlLK 18y ago
You rarely see these sorta posts on HN, which makes me :( Post your favorite compilations: http://www.scottklarr.com/topic/115/linux-unix-cheat-sheets-...
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by mlLK 18y ago
Here are some interesting stats in how much data 4chan handles on any given day while the upstream might not quite compare to something of the likes of Flickr or Youtube, but from what I can tell while software is certainly important it is
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Googlesuggest_1.png(upload.gaiatools.com)
2 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
Finance has its very own 'genes', in the sense of certain business practices, and it boasts a potential for spontaneous mutation thanks to technological innovation. There is competition between firms for resources; a mechanism for natural
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by mlLK 18y ago
Ouroboros; it is the vain of our existence.
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Why Good Programmers Are Lazy and Dumb(blogoscoped.com)
30 points by mlLK 18y ago|9 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
Economist are no longer what they once were because most bloggers don't blog for dough. I understand what the article is getting at, but from over here it feels like I'm watching the E! television network. If anything blogging is bigger tha
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by mlLK 18y ago
I thought something was getting smelly on the web; am I the only one who is peeved with a web littered with senseless features that don't solve anything?
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by mlLK 18y ago
one more thing, i think what delicious is doing will bring about the next phase of the internet. this is a stretch, but i'd even put them on par with google (granted, didn't yahoo buy out delicous?) in the sense that they're pooling vast am
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by mlLK 18y ago
http://delicious.com/charliecache jesus guise your numbers murder mine; plus, my tags are in a dire need of cleaning, and since delicious doesn't really provide any builtin features for handling your keywords in batch (at least none i kno
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by mlLK 18y ago
This is adorable. [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf / || echo "You live"
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Slashdot | Reuse code or code it yourself?(developers.slashdot.org)
2 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
This question discomforts me coming from somewhere like 'cio'.com. To reiterate what I know most will say, IE6 still holds 1/5th of the browser share. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
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by mlLK 18y ago
Ok, never mind then; ticket type just confused me.
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by mlLK 18y ago
Ya I agree, still though, it's borderline. So viewer beware of AD + Flash.
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by mlLK 18y ago
214414 x 80571 pixels. 59.5 x 22.4 ft @ 300 dpi.
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Yosemite@17gigapixels(yosemite-17-gigapixels.com)
9 points by mlLK 18y ago|6 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
http://interactions.net ; you might find interesting. Their most accessible client for the public is Hot Box Pizza. If you've ever ordered a pizza from them you are using their product.
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by mlLK 18y ago
40 whoopers per session!?
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by mlLK 18y ago
Wow. Awesome thread. This is really encouraging to read given that I also thought I was all alone out here in Indiana. I gotta about one year left to get my degree at IUPUI, which honestly just feels like a waste of time and money, but woul
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by mlLK 18y ago
Someone should goad Linus in creating an account w/ Hacker News so he can join the discussion.
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by mlLK 18y ago
Editor IDEa: disguise emacs as a WYSIWYG editor/game; once the user has entered a discrete amount of characters the editor will take away some WYSIWYG key-stroke function while substituting it for an emacs key-stroke.
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by mlLK 18y ago
Is there a source for this? Or is this all you?
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by mlLK 18y ago
'Deliberate Practice' is what Easterners might call 'Kung Fu', while we Westerners often associate the concept with Chinese Martial Arts, I think the East associates this term in a much broader context whereas Kung Fu is used for describing
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Postmodernism and Karl Marx(employees.cfmc.com)
1 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
I shared the exact sequence of impulses after viewing the video. Someone please put a price-tag on this.
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by mlLK 18y ago
I counted 451 variables, which is pretty impressive given how smoothly it runs in Firefox along with it's levy for memory leaks. :O
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Human Beautification Algorithm(mindhacks.com)
23 points by mlLK 18y ago|18 comments

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