mlLK

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by mlLK 17y ago
>No matter how tired your hands get, you keep on going. >You know it's going to be messy, but you can always clean it up later. I don't mean to insult you by sounding like the notorious Clippy here, but did you mean. . . hacking is
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by mlLK 17y ago
I smoke and although I haven't really made an effort to quit yet since I actually enjoy the activity (or act) of smoking rather than the cigarette itself. This is actually the first product (solution) I'd be willing to make an effort toward
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Wolfram Alpha Google 0.6(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by mlLK 17y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
This document is so extensive it's eerie.
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Web 3.0 Concepts Explained in Plain English [presentations](labnol.org)
4 points by mlLK 17y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
flagged for howtoforge linkbait
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Merlin's Talk, "Toward Patterns for Creativity" [video](43folders.com)
6 points by mlLK 17y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
>"Who is regular and why is he releasing matter?" Trolling or not, this is the funniest question I've read all week. This article hearkens back to a lesson lifted from The Cathedral and the Bazaar [ http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/c
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by mlLK 17y ago
You sound like my Dad. . .which isn't bad but I've heard it all before. I don't know why I resisted this list making mantra for such a long time, but nevertheless, I gave in a little over a year ago and started making lists my college cours
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by mlLK 17y ago
I'm so undisciplined sometimes I wish I had my own personal drill-sergeant (akin to that guy from Full Metal Jacket) to kick my ass as soon I start losing my train of thought. . .does anyone else here consider their wandering train of thoug
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by mlLK 17y ago
His 3 step iteration for the 'Essence of Design' reminded me of WikiWikiWeb's 3 step iteration for HowToLearn [ http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?HowToLearn ] They're strikingly similar except the language for learning is far more abstract and general
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by mlLK 17y ago
Your summary [this article] is recklessly subjective but +1 for making me chuckle. Giving the tabloids something to write about versus giving a film critic something to write about is my central concern with this logic. Comparing how an act
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by mlLK 17y ago
Your comment reminded me of this experiment where two groups of elementary students were asked to create a bowl for art class. [or vase or something] (I can't recall the specific object of the experiment) The first group was prompted to cre
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Linux Find Command Examples(thegeekstuff.com)
27 points by mlLK 17y ago|8 comments
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Hacking military computers 'not a hack job'(english.china.com)
3 points by mlLK 17y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
I think this is more of a permission feature for objects than a performance optimization. I think this `freezing/unfreezing` of objects only makes sense in an environment [or application] where objects and resources are being shared by more
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by mlLK 17y ago
Is this [really] the solution for building cross-compliant applications for web-browsers? When you program in Cappuccino, you don't need to concern yourself with the complexities of traditional web technologies like HTML, CSS, or ev
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by mlLK 17y ago
When I clicked the link my expectations lead me to believe this was some kind of re-evaluation for monetary exchange. This is a cute idea but I was expecting something bit more ambitious given the title.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Is this really how it works? How many flags does it take for an article to be killed? Does each user's flag count equally? [EDIT] I managed to answer my third question, the other two still stand though. (Not all users will see this; there
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Ask HN: How do you process credit card payments?
2 points by mlLK 17y ago|2 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
This might not be the best barometer for submitting a story, but take a peak at http://www.hackrtrackr.com/ , I was surprised (still am) how many people participate from within middle[skewed easterly] america. I've always operated under th
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by mlLK 17y ago
No kidding, this answer is as nearly loaded as my question.
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by mlLK 17y ago
I was about to point out the same thing; his post reads like Goldilocks discovering the three bears, but to be honest I never even knew of this [quick]copy-region-as-kill since I've always just set markers in order to delete more than one l
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by mlLK 17y ago
School's out bucko, I wouldn't stoop that low. :D This is more or less a metaphysical inquiry into where computer science is headed. Algorithms + data begets design patterns, design patterns + objects begets...
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by mlLK 17y ago
I think the space/time trade off is most interesting, given how impertinent it is in physics, and certainly constitutes a place for rethinking in how we approach mathematics and science on a whole.
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Ask HN: What is the big idea with algorithms?
12 points by mlLK 17y ago|25 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
You mean like this? http://corsair.cs.iupui.edu:20181/prospect.php I wrote this last semester, nothing fancy, but it does what the assignment required, which is very similar to what I think you're trying to do.
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by mlLK 17y ago
- Gnome -> 8 workspaces on two monitors 8 workspaces? I can't even manage to fill 6 workspaces; anyways I thought I'd share my 8 most abused keybinding combinations for multiple [3x3] workspaces. Switch to workspace <Ctrl>&#60
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by mlLK 17y ago
I'm curious as to how those individuals working on a startup full-time are able to support themselves without receiving any compensation. Are you simply a student going to school and this is a non-issue? Or are you working form some sort of
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Ask HN: Do you have a robust GreaseMonkey script for submitting resumes?
2 points by mlLK 17y ago|1 comments

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