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nuggien
11y ago
Can this be made generic? How about one for /r/nba?
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nuggien
11y ago
How did the botnet operators discover your server? Were you running any service/website on it?
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11y ago
employer
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Zoute’s Transit App Brings Real-Time Departure Info, Detailed Schedules
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
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nuggien
15y ago
He didn't exactly get picked up to be some random engineer in a big corp.
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15y ago
regarding #3: Let's not underestimate how athletic he is. It's not all about drive and intelligence. There aren't many 6'3"/200lbs guys that move that well and finish at the rim that well. He's successful because he's a talented athlete
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15y ago
Yep, this is how I invited most people in.
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nuggien
15y ago
I actually enjoy these videos. Where else are you gonna be able to take a peak inside valley startups like this?
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nuggien
16y ago
didn't ycombinator also invest in something similar recently? message party or something?
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16y ago
From a UX perspective, I’m really pleased with how the pinchable, stretchable, draggable time bars came out in the application. They feel really good to use. But from a development perspective, this is some of
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16y ago
not really sure when these images are from, but... asia in general: http://subdude-site.com/WebPics/WebPicsEarthLights/asia_east... more here: http://subdude-site.com/WebPics/WebPicsEarthLights/WebPicsEa...
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16y ago
idevrecipes is turning into a pretty good resource. I hope he keeps it up.
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nuggien
16y ago
she seems to be blaming her mother for driving her sister towards depression and suicide. Kinda harsh. Could have been something else.
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16y ago
> There are much better arguments for net neutrality than this one. for example...?
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16y ago
is it possible likealittle got inspiration from fitfinder?
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16y ago
adioso can't get me directly to saigon (sgn) from anywhere it seems.
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16y ago
there was probably more in that email?
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16y ago
your lottery ticket analogy is excellent :)
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nuggien
16y ago
which parts of the site are python and which are clojure?
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nuggien
17y ago
if you are going to call something ugly, you need to provide us with something you think is not ugly as reference (maybe a screenshot of your desktop?). If you think windows is beautiful, then you have no business calling anything ugly.
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nuggien
17y ago
Let's see if you still mention your age in your writing when you are 28 or 29 and still stuck in the grind ;)
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17y ago
This guy probably plays farmville and loves it.
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nuggien
17y ago
Drink enough coffee and after awhile it stops being effective.
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17y ago
I'm usually okay with these comparisons as long as the author lists his intentions out, as well as his environment/hardware and how he runs each test. I agree that the past two blog posts have been kind of pointless, but fun anyways :)
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17y ago
Not as short as the clojure from the article, but easier to understand (maybe): user> (time (let [limit (.pow (BigInteger/TEN) 999)] (loop [a 0 b 1 i 1] (if (< b limit)
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17y ago
is there such a task as "lein selfupdate" or something similar?
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nuggien
17y ago
So one guy == typical?
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17y ago
Yea, because your ISP totally wouldn't do the same thing.
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17y ago
Way too nitpicky, and the memory leak point regarding the unbound cache is reaching a little bit.
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17y ago
> Overall I think the only reason for going with MongoDB is performance. Isn't that reason for almost all decisions regarding which db to use? Going with the db that performs the best while suiting your specific needs?
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