monological

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   Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Black Book(phatcode.net)

   3 points by monological 7y ago|0 comments
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   by monological 7y ago

   If there’s any electronic music fans out there, I highly recommend checking https://di.fm out. They have a ton of different channels and you can listen for free. It’s great music for long coding sessions. Just FYI, the app only
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   Show HN: Made a DI.FM electronic radio macOS app(apps.apple.com)

   4 points by monological 7y ago|1 comments
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   by monological 7y ago

   There’s a strong link between the common cold sore (Herpes simplex virus type 1) and amyloid beta buildup in the brain, which accumulates and severely impacts cognition. It’s estimated that around 67% of the entire world’s population has HS
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   by monological 9y ago

   If it's a logic board issue, it can most likely be fixed. Check these guys out: https://www.rossmanngroup.com/ They do excellent work.
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   by monological 9y ago

   Here's my fav old school site: http://www.bionic-systems.com/archive/portfolio2001/
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   by monological 10y ago

   I wrote a minimalist vim config with install scripts based on spf13. I wrote it for myself, so I just took out a lot of unneeded options and tried to keep the scripts lean. I encourage people to check it out, clone it, make it their own. h
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   Code rush: the start of Netscape(youtube.com)

   2 points by monological 10y ago|0 comments
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   by monological 11y ago

   Hey! Of course I would find you commenting on HN! Did you end up finding a place to live or are you coming back to Tokyo :p I ended up going to Singapore and coming back.
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    by monological 13y ago

    How difficult would it be to get the userland working on top of this? Is it even possible, given the hardware differences?
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    by monological 13y ago

    there's also https://hnjobs.org/ that's free to use and you can search the posts.
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    by monological 13y ago

    OP here. Per PG's recommendation, the site can now take any username/password. It does not require your hn username or password.
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    by monological 13y ago

    How should I authenticate then? I could always let the user put a token in their profile, which I can scan for, but I can't do that either because the IP is blocked and I can't scrape the profile.
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    by monological 13y ago

    I manually took a few posts from the 'who is hiring' thread. Jobs from https://news.ycombinator.com/jobs are YC companies only.
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    by monological 13y ago

    Agreed. I will try implementing this asap.
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    by monological 13y ago

    Thank you! 1) I was thinking of changing the verification process by allowing users to place a special token in their profile, which I can just scan for (within a small time window). Thoughts? 2) I took ideas from stack overflow and 37signa
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    by monological 13y ago

    I apologize, my server got banned by HN, thus all registrations are failing. Pg can you unban the server's IP: 216.70.83.132?
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    by monological 13y ago

    The other option is simply not linking it with HN. Later on, I'm going to allow for filtering by karma if you're looking for potential employees. Another thought I had was putting a token in your profile which I can scan for. What
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    by monological 13y ago

    Thanks for the valuable feedback. It's an MVP just to test the idea out. If it sticks the UI will improve significantly.
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    by monological 13y ago

    This is a great idea! I enforce location per job post so I can do this very thing. It's in the works.
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    Show HN: I made an HN job board(hnjobs.org)

    149 points by monological 13y ago|77 comments
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    by monological 13y ago

    Hi all, I created an HN Job Board at http://hnjobs.org/ I posted a few of the jobs from here already. Please check it out and tell me what you think.
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    by monological 14y ago

    I'm curious as to where exactly this guy got the funding from. ASICs are not cheap. Even at a um process node, it would still probably come out to around $1m.
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    Ask HN: What are some of your favorite irc servers/channels?

    1 points by monological 14y ago|0 comments
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    by monological 15y ago

    Notch said it'll run around 100khz in-game, so it should be a piece of cake for an FPGA to do it in even one in-game clock cycle.
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    by monological 15y ago

    Have you ever tried to resize a window in Ubuntu? You know what I'm talking about...
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    by monological 15y ago

    See I didn't know this. Now it makes sense why they were able to get it so cheap. Getting a deal like that w/ Broadcom is pretty difficult to do imagine.
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    by monological 15y ago

    You have projects like http://beagleboard.org/ (beagle xm $150 and $89 beagle bone), and http://leaflabs.com/devices/ ($45 maple), which are all ARM based devices, that have been around for a while. I just don't understand how these guy
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    by monological 15y ago

    I don't understand why the rpi is so special. Any half-decent hardware engineer could have built this. They just optimized the BOM to get it to $25 bucks? Someone explain this to me.
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    by monological 15y ago

    thank you