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noaharc
17y ago
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Ask HN: Albums or songs?
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17y ago
Why don't you want to live off savings? Taking 2 months to make something impressive seems like money well spent, to me.
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17y ago
First-mover advantage is about network effects, not compound interest.
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17y ago
I guess I just use the 2 Ps, but I am wondering: Do some debuggers let you run until error, then step backwards? That seems like it could be very valuable, to me.
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Alternative to Rotten Tomatoes
(metacritic.com)
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Artistic, high-resolution desktop wallpapers
(caedes.net)
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By what measure is peoplesign more secure? You have 6 choices in 2 menus -- even a robot that is completely stupid will pass 3% of the time. I know that in the past some captchas were broken at rates of 30-40% (Hotmail, I think). Is this
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I'm also curious.
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Death can be inspiring
(economist.com)
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They do parse natural language. In fact, that was one of the biggest problems they had to overcome, and is the main reason they currently have no plans for creating different versions for other languages. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archi
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Amazon's Web Services Go To School
(readwriteweb.com)
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That is what I was thinking, but I think telnet really does the trick. This is nice just because it gets around the by-hand formatting on telnet.
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Web service that makes/displays HTTP request/response (includes POST, TRACE, headers, etc)
(web-sniffer.net)
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Microsoft Pink is a Touch Screen Mobile Phone
(labnol.org)
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I think slides are a pretty poor communication medium outside of presentations (and much of the time within them).
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Ask HN: How do I automatically write to DB when App Engine memcached is about to expire?
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I think it's a well-written article, but he fails to acknowledge the economic principle of free-riders. I think it destroys his argument. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_rider_problem
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Rate My App: Build Time = 60 Minutes
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Actually, we're doing a lot better now than we used to be, as IQ scores seem to be increasing over time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect I bet we'll keep on muddling through.
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"Undoubtably" is also spelled incorrectly.
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This guy seems to be forgetting that books are just about irrelevant to public discussion. By the time Larry and Sergey die, that will be even more true. Google will be the sole curator of a collection of oddities and amusements from a by
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Ask PG: Why aren't URLs in the HN submission text clickable links?
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Ask HN: Why do I have to type print "x: "+str(x) in Python?
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I fully expected this to be an article about piracy going the other direction.
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Agreed. We use it in one of my classes this semester, and it's very handy.
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Brain-computer interface. Once we get that, everything else (except power generation) is irrelevant. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain-computer_interface http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity
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Ask HN: Why is Python so strict about automatically casting differently typed literals?
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Tell HN: How to stop Firefox tool tips from disappearing automatically
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Well I think that's the idea. It lets you choose related movies based on specific aspects of the seed, so that what it returns is as well-tailored to your appetite as possible. Just giving a seed is much more difficult (see: Netflix Prize)
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