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16y ago
I just made a poor quality one of these with plain old paper and aluminium foil. My iwlist scan results: Frequency:2.437 GHz (Channel 6) Before: Quality=40/70 Signal level=-70 dBm After: Quality=47/70 Signal level=-63 dBm Not very excitin
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Is That All?
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16y ago
Yes, sorry about that. I fessed up my repro when setting up on github. http://github.com/markoconnor/cells/blob/master/minds/benmar... is now the correct version, quite entertaining to watch.
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16y ago
And benmark draws from and defeats both :-) http://github.com/markoconnor/cells/blob/master/minds/benmar...
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16y ago
This is what I thought the article was when reading the title. It totally should be; how hard could it be to hack something together and run it on appengine?
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16y ago
Redd-what? Is that like Digg?
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Chicken Little and 3.3.1′s Great Big Loophole
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I know it sounds plausible, but I've never seen one. Show me: http://www.rei.com/search?query=shovel&button.x=0&bu...
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16y ago
Yet another comment on HN that's significantly more insightful than the original article...
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16y ago
Yes! You can never have too many arguments against accessor methods...
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TDD: tastes better without the T?
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Reasons To Hate Your Code
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Code for Flexibility: A Manifesto
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On The Fear Of Reading Code
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17y ago
Ok, I'll bite. I challenge you to make an owl video site that makes $1 a day and post the link and revenue here. Ditto for an AVI to MP4 desktop converter. Ditto for the iPhone app site. Ditto for the annotated bible. Ditto for the file upl
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17y ago
I think it's more like a traditional trial model than freemium - the real benefit of your service is its convenience, not the ability to send letters at all. To benefit from the convenience you need to be sending more than two letters a mon
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17y ago
I did. From that perspective (my life seen through the lens of Google's information on me) I found the music pretty creepy, too. It reminded me of http://www.fatal-attarction.net/dl/DuBistTerrorist_EN_deubbe...
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17y ago
Why's a picture of the tip of an iceberg with some penguins on it at the top of HN today?
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17y ago
If you were my protege I'd tell you to learn Lisp. If you were my friend, I'd recommend you learn Ruby on Rails.
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17y ago
I think you've missed the satirical nature of the article...
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3 Simple Rules That Will Make You a 'Superstar' Developer
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17y ago
You can run python on windows mobile; I even found some kind of IDLE version for it - there's a bunch of links here: http://www.awaretek.com/pymo.html#win I thought it was pretty good, but typing symbols was a pain. I wrote some twitter d
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17y ago
I hadn't seen it either, although after a few minutes of playing around with it I can't help but think it'd be more useful if following a node included the context of the original search - as it is it's very hard to narrow down on anything,
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17y ago
You might want to try naming submissions like this as: "Ask HN: Review my improved Mail.app search algorithm", or "Tell HN: I made Mail.app better!" On the other hand, I'm new here, so what do I know? :-) Great looking site btw, although I'
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17y ago
Incredible site design, I've never seen "put the content first and get out of the way" taken to such extremes. Has anyone else got any great examples of this? I can see why some dislike the UI, but personally I think it works very well; it'
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Why Google had to make this about China
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+1! Thanks for the reminder. I'm fairly new to python and couldn't remember the keyword. I guess this is a reasonable argument for the time deadline - to get it done quickly I didn't look it up, instead doing the simplest thing I knew would
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17y ago
Although Rasmus is quite clearly right to have fixed the undefined behaviour and is probably quite charming in person, if anyone in our company responded to one of our customers like that, well, there'd be trouble. He could've saved himse
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17y ago
Pasties are a good idea, but results pages are more interesting. Here's my sad effort after 8 mins in python: http://codility.com/demo/results/?id=demoXFXD64-GCZ The site's very slick. My only feedback is the histogram on the results page