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mrmagooey
14y ago
Minor gripe: Your websites top menu has an item "Solutions", which then seems to have a grab bag of links which as far as I can tell only relate to the single solution (i.e. your main db product). It took me a minute to find the pricing pag
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mrmagooey
14y ago
Do you mean Pony-Mode? Could you be a bit more specific?
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mrmagooey
14y ago
There's also https://github.com/gstarnberger/uncompyle which automates .pyc to .py "uncompyling"
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mrmagooey
14y ago
I just noticed this whilst trying check the status of the booting in Mountain Lion issue, which last time I checked was only fixed in SVN. Does anyone know if that fix has been put into the main binary available on the site? Just hoping to
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A Django .emacs
(gist.github.com)
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14y ago
Urgh, this is not "Unsuitable for Education", it's unsuitable for one pretty narrow (albeit central to the system) educative purpose around System-on-Chip's and GPU's. Kids can still have a fully working linux system hooked up to their tv f
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14y ago
Not sure that RAM or CPU usage are ever going to be at top of my list when it comes to evaluating a word processing package. I don't even care as long as it's below 1gb ram and uses less than a whole core, the embarrassment of riches in the
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IE9 being advertised as "Fast and Fluid" using Flash animations
(ec.atdmt.com)
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Very cool, adding to my list of things that I will immediately start trying to use irrespective of actual need or requirement! Fyi, debug is still on for your chartulo.us site, after watching the animated typing produce a url, that url lead
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14y ago
Like the vista release?
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14y ago
> The real power comes from creating more complicated recipes. This is my sticking point: if the power comes from the recipes, how does having a web interface help any of that? I think this is a great piece of work, but I just can't see
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14y ago
I used to work at the stations mentioned, we had big signs on the nearby highway pointing out that the "smoke" coming out of the towers was just water vapour. The actual pollution was generally pretty hard to spot thanks to various ash and
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Some useful programs in making the transition back to Windows
(mrmagooey.com)
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14y ago
Oddly, the first set of images looks like the visual 'aura' effect that I get when I get a migraine. I immediately had to stop read the article unfortunately, the association was quite strong.
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14y ago
You point out that real world comparison is pointless, fail to elucidate why, and then go and make some of your own comparisons with the space shuttle program...
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14y ago
Whilst I believe that this as you present it, I think you guys need to work on your marketing somewhat. Basically, the narrative of a spontaneous act of goodwill that just happens to be enabled by your service is at odds with the significan
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Australian Government budget illustrated using d3.js
(smh.com.au)
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mrmagooey
14y ago
I don't read articles espousing insular design practices, and I'm calling that a feature.
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HN karma prizes [not really]
(mrmagooey.com)
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Great Ideas Will Work
(mrmagooey.com)
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15y ago
Not enough to warrant the massive increase in page load time that all of Amazon's crappy affiliate code produces.
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15y ago
Yeah, it's because I'm trying to use a whitelist rather than a blacklist for the words, and although nltk (python lib) has a pretty good corpus, it's still missing a whole bunch. The plan is to manually ok those words that people add and I
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One Word Reviews: More informative than Metacritic, shorter than Penny-Arcade
(owreviews.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Your PS just made posting this worthwhile, cheers.
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15y ago
Nice, should point out that first attempt to save to Cloud gave me a 404. Also, being a bit more specific around which 'Cloud' might make things a bit more clear (I realise you are saving it, but 'Cloud' is a bit of generic term).
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Ask HN: Next steps after being dropped from a startup?
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Quite possibly, though I never really saw any true use of the 2D space, it was either just 1D structures lined up next to each other so that you could see them simultaneously, or a frustrating 2D mimicry of an actual database with sorted fi
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"We don’t do programming, we do strategy"
(mrmagooey.com)
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Awesome, I'm really looking forwards to these. I was stumped from level 1 and it made me worry about what I'm doing wrong/not doing for my own servers.
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15y ago
Or do we? dun dun duuuun
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