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by mooism2 14y ago
I don't know what Pocket is, but I don't see those links.
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by mooism2 14y ago
What's with the broken link? I'd pay Remember The Milk 99¢/month... but I already pay them $25/year.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Please post polls using http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll (as mentioned in the faq, as linked to from the bottom of this page) instead of karma whoring.
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by mooism2 14y ago
The comments are all posted today. I think he must move in a social circle where everyone uses iphone/ipad.
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by mooism2 14y ago
But do bear in mind that GitHub thinks the GPL is written in Perl.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Broken link.
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by mooism2 14y ago
It's a lot less interesting if you don't remove the > from the title.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Also works with the && and || operators.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Fix spelling in title please ("reasearch" should be "research").
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by mooism2 14y ago
Speculation: some of Twitter is still written in Ruby (I know they are rewriting their Ruby into Java, but don't know whether they've completed that yet), and the attackers got in using one of the recent Ruby exploits. Whereas Facebook don'
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by mooism2 14y ago
I'm happy with Remember The Milk (and pay the US$25/year to get it to sync properly with my iphone; my girlfriend is happy using the web version on her ipad), but I haven't tried anything else to compare it to.
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by mooism2 14y ago
I clicked through and found ~~ is 6% slower in my browser on my machine. Any statement about javascript performance has to state which javascript implementations it applies to.
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by mooism2 14y ago
I see nothing special. Is this for Americans only?
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by mooism2 14y ago
This is for if I want to fly somewhere on the same flight as my friends? Or it's a reverse auction site for plane tickets, but then I don't understand why I need to get my friends involved. (I'm totally not interested in this, but that's be
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by mooism2 14y ago
Edit should end “so don't be put off by it.” ?
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by mooism2 14y ago
Now extend that into the 90s.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Are you thinking of Dunbar's Number? I thought it was 150.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Tablets are conspicuous by their absence from this article.
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by mooism2 14y ago
I would think that you'd want to write it in a language such that it could be easily verified as doing what it's supposed to. What do you mean by “robust enough to be used by a government”?
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by mooism2 14y ago
I am suggesting that Wednesday would continue to run from midnight to midnight, but in a world where "midnight" means "midnight UTC" rather than "midnight in an appropriate local time zone", the block of time occupied by Wednesday would be
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by mooism2 14y ago
This won't work if your shell is, say, running in a tmux session on the other side of a ssh connection. I think I want a pair of escape sequences that will cause a terminal to display a message à la growl (i) unconditionally; and (ii) when
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by mooism2 14y ago
Midday GMT is defined to be when the mean sun is directly over the prime meridian. ("Mean sun" as opposed to "apparent sun" because of the Earth being a naturally occurring celestial object, rather than an idealised mathematical model. See
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by mooism2 14y ago
I am under the impression that traffic accidents increase briefly when the clocks go forward, and decrease briefly when they go back: there's no net difference overall.
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by mooism2 14y ago
It makes calendar UIs more complex. I mean, I live near Greenwich, so telling me I've got to clean the house next Wednesday is fairly unambiguous, but if I lived in Sydney and we were using UTC there would all of a sudden we two days you co
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by mooism2 14y ago
You've focused on my parenthetical remark and totally ignored my main point: please don't misuse "Show HN".
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by mooism2 14y ago
Presumably the people who see your questions on the /new page don't find them interesting enough to upvote to the front page.
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by mooism2 14y ago
"Show HN" is supposed to be for stuff you've built, not blog posts you've written. (And C's switch statement is fairly basic.)
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by mooism2 14y ago
It's up for me.
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by mooism2 14y ago
It seems that back in 1913 the United States was short of cash. World War I had depleted the treasury... World War I started in 1914. The United States didn't send troops until 1917.
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by mooism2 14y ago
Contact pg. I'm looking at your list of recent submissions with showdead on, and I see only one dead submission out of the most recent 30 (up to 164 days ago) --- and that's #24 from 131 days ago. Which web sites are you submitting that are

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