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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I agree with an earlier comment. Big Data, Hadoop etc. are keywords that are supposed to get big in 2012, however, as a regular web dev, it's hard for me to grasp what it can do unless you have gigantic data stores
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   How is zurb's foundation not included? Very promising, responsive alternative to Bootstrap
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   really, people downvote me because I find a web service helpful?
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I don't know what people feel like, but I really miss Apture being gone. For some of you, it might have been an annoyance, but for me, it is simply an amazing service. Apture's capabilities (which go beyond mere search) have helped me explo
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   It would be nice to know whether parts of node.js itself are vulnerable to those attacks or just badly written user code
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I think the important piece of quote is this one (the words Siegler is supposed to read out loud): "It's probably hard for a Mercedes owner to describe to a Honda owner how attention to detail makes their driving experience better." If Sieg
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   You can agree or disagree with Siegler as much as you want, you can like or dislike his clear bias towards Apple, but geez, Siegler doesn't seem to be able to defend himself. Against the accusation that Siegler is part of a "class warfare",
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I dont think the value of start-ups with a design co-founder gives us much more value than saying, designers are very beneficial for a product-oriented startup. Im sure we can have similar calculations with value of startups with a single f
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   i have to agree with that. It's really hard to keep up with all the JS frameworks and having tutorials like these definitely helps with the anxiety to delve into it. I wish there would be one for backbone, as it seems more popular
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    The article proposes to use inline style tags for 15 or more properties to be changed. I always thought online style tags are like demons?
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I Agree with dan. another way to look at loans is like funding for your startup. Just like the credit score, vcs give you a score on how likely it is that you will yield a return. There is not anything wrong with that. This is a fundamental
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    agreed, their latest integration with GMail definitely hints the trend
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Dead on. I'm excited to see more services in the sharing economy. ebay and airbnb is just the beginning ...
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    this is the first time i am reading about the Play Framework. Are there any good ressources on how it compares to other frameworks like Rails and Django?
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I Like these posts. Getting more and more into UX and its clearly something more people should pay attention to
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    Ask HN: Non-signing NDA goes bad?

    4 points by nchuhoai 15y ago|1 comments
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    This is not an example of 'evil' facebook, but poor user experience. Facebook clearly does a poor job of explaning the user hat the inbox actually contains
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Nice Overview. It seems like Microsoft is actively trying to cope with Apple and I think they are succeeding. A lot of their concepts are well thought. Does anyone have more overviews/guides to the new concepts and technologies introduced i
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Am I the only one who finds this font horrible to read?
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    love the super secret URL parameter
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I agree, Monopolies are never good. While TC is clearly not a monopoly, no one can disregard their massive authority when it comes to the emergence of new startup.
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I'm not a big fan of the friend limit. If your concern is that you share too much with people you don't like than a simpler solution than resorting to another service would be to unfriend those people or make a list with people you care abo
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I tend to disagree with the post. Yes you can use Disqus for commenting, but it happened more than once to me when I commented and totally forgot about it because I dont have that nice notification coming from the google or facebook bar. Su
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Taken to the next level: https://github.com/tblobaum/nodeQuery
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Does anyone know how hard it is to spin up a service like this on their own? Given they use relatively cheap ACH transfers, wouldn't you just need to find a bank that manages the money for you, and the rest is just doing a bunch of those AC
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Interesting article that was on HN earlier I think: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/11/10/...
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Under Privacy -> Apps -> How people bring your info to apps they use you can set what data your friends can use in their applications.
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Another one: gritter.js http://boedesign.com/demos/gritter/
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    jesus, please increase the contrast, i can barely read it http://contrastrebellion.com/
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I have seen highscalability, but I was looking for a more compact ressource, aware that such may not exist. As I have said, I have found a lot of sites that deal with scalability, but it's hard to find a point to begin with