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I agree. Doesn't anyone who is bugged enough by ads just use Adblock?
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14y ago
You make a good point. Especially when we rely on SMS as an out of band channel for two factor authentication.
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Wow, this is awesome! How long did this take? What do you use for the map UI?
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Will the data be exportable?
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14y ago
Yet again an article that fulfils Betteridge's Law of Headlines[1]. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_Law_of_Headlines
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14y ago
Maybe you could do a one time analysis of different subreddits rather than a time series analysis?
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This is a cool idea. Did you account for the smaller amount of users at night vs day? It might be even more interesting to do comparisons between subreddits and comparisons between hashtags or followers of certain figures. Also do you have
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14y ago
You had me riveted the entire time, and I was so disappointed at the end to realize that this was just a concept. To any brilliant developers out there with some free time: I would pay $5 for this firefox plugin.
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Sorry but is that an exaggeration, or is it really possible to have that many tabs open in firefox at the same time?
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You would be surprised how much better you can feel by just staying away from conventional sweets and sugars. It's a pretty low hanging fruit (sorry) in making your self healthier. Just don't eat ice cream, candy, desserts, or soda. You wil
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Thanks for this!
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Thanks for asking this!
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Oh if only the project that I had been working on followed any of these rules. Most of the code was generated from Matlab, but some had to be translated by hand. I'm not sure any of us knew this even existed...
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14y ago
Could you be more clear about what exactly you will tell these "people I want to meet" about me? Also, please clarify some parts of your privacy policy We may collect the following information when your register on or fill out a form on ou
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14y ago
Maybe this will help? http://ballotpedia.org Something that could keep track of that kind of stuff might be hard because everyone has a bias. But I agree tacking is important!
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Ask HN: How to interview the interviewer?
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> There are enough high-quality women programmers out there to have 50/50 gender balance (obviously) Do you have a source for that?
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14y ago
That's pretty useful, do you think I could get a copy of that"?
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14y ago
It's to keep in form with some automatic git messages (like merge) that output in that tense. Also that is the tense the Git project committers use themselves. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3580013/should-i-use-past... Also the
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Why should someone use Snipt instead on a gist? Besides the nice interface I mean. Honestly asking here.
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What would you recommend? Smalltalk or Pharo?
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Awesome! This is think kind of article I love to see on HN.
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14y ago
From a link[1] on the page to a time line of the governments involvement with open source: The majority of OpenStack instances on the public Internet find each other, auto-federate, and achieve sentience, after which their first action as
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Somehow I think I prefer the latter solution ;)
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Is there a tool like the OP is describing? One that executes portions of test suites when you edit a line of code? That sounds really awesome!
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This looks interesting enough to give you my email, but It would be great to have a shorter syntax perhaps? That looks like an awful lot of typing, especially for smartphone users.
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Haha, well that is certainly one way to stick it to your competition ;) But seriously, great app. Keep up the good work!
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Hubroid[1] has been an awesome github app for android for a long time. Considering that I get a force close when just trying to open the new app, it's still a viable option. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.idlesoft.a...
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14y ago
Then why require sign up?
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Awesome, thanks! Can't wait to try it out.
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