paulitex

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Year 292M is the next Y2K(paulitex.tumblr.com)
2 points by paulitex 15y ago|1 comments
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by paulitex 15y ago
you should put contact info in your HN profile page! I would love to follow up with you privately on this.
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by paulitex 15y ago
Hate to be the guy trying to kill the story, but this article absolutely doesn't belong here. It's political gossip. I really don't want to see this type of stuff when I come to HN, it's not even remotely "gratifying one's intellectual curi
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by paulitex 15y ago
Same here, been about 2 months and didn't hear anything. Just sent a new one, already seems much improved in that you get an application url. However, part of the application is critiquing a visual design - that seems biased against develo
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by paulitex 15y ago
Do you have any references to back this up? I would be interested in seeing them. Our lawyer (a well known technology partner at a large Vancouver firm: http://www.cwilson.com/people/10-profiles/69-brock-smith/pro... ) had no qualms with t
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by paulitex 16y ago
No, not the worst. It's not at all ugly. That's something.
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by paulitex 16y ago
Just to be a contrarian... don't feel so bad. You're in good company. "Perhaps fifteen of his [Leonardo da Vinci's] paintings survive, the small number due to his constant, and frequently disastrous, experimentation with new techniques, and
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by paulitex 16y ago
Vancouver, BC, Canada - Summer Intern Matygo - Delivering Education. Very young and close to profitable. Founding team looking for first outside help creating a platform to be used across the Province in Fall 2011. If you want to get your h
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by paulitex 16y ago
> but I wasn't aware that there are "usual, legitimate" reasons for downvoting Yup, there are. Here: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html (A clear deviation of the guidelines deserves a downvote, a clear compliance does not. Lik
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Windows 98 Embraces the Web [1997](komar.cs.stthomas.edu)
1 points by paulitex 16y ago|0 comments
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by paulitex 16y ago
Great story, but I wonder if this is a situation where you 'only hear about the winners'? I'd love to know if anyone has tried something similar on eBay? I suppose the question is this: is eBay really a good market for fledging startups loo
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by paulitex 16y ago
Github (and similar evidence of actual abilities) are already making questions like these extinct, thank god. Reading through a single project an applicant has written themselves is immensely more informative than these silly CS brain tea
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by paulitex 16y ago
I strongly suspect you didn't watch the youtube video in the article... Game mechanics are one of the KA's system's biggest features.
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by paulitex 16y ago
This may be so, but your homepage is strikingly similar to Yammer's... (above the fold) .edit 1) http://www.hipchat.com/ 2) https://www.yammer.com/
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by paulitex 16y ago
"Pure Javascript, HTML and CSS. No server side at all. Simple and easy." Surprisingly surprising - the average framework X programmer would automatically use framework X. What a great example of using the right tools for the right job.
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by paulitex 16y ago
Looks great, definitely a value-add yet very minimal. I sent my friends in London to it, could see it going a bit viral. I found venue navigation very confusing. When clicking on the underlined 'tate modern' (top left) I expected to be give
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by paulitex 16y ago
"Our way of life is better" Ahh yes, the colonialist's mantra. Even more of a historical failure than the communist manifesto. Go look at how life 'improved' in sub saharan africa. Or the profoundly sad state of natives all over the world,
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by paulitex 16y ago
In fact it's often more fun at the beginning. As coders, we have to constantly be learning new things - new languages, frameworks, APIS, etc... more than most professions I know. Personally I think getting that first little project done,
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by paulitex 16y ago
"One of the problems I've faced throughout life is that I'm kind of lazy, or maybe I lack will power or discipline or something." - The guy who invented Gmail and founded FriendFeed
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by paulitex 16y ago
Thanks Yehuda, this is really exciting. My startup (Matygo) launched an SC app a month ago and by far one of our biggest problems has been page load, performance, and size (especially on mobile). A compile that only included the exact libra
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by paulitex 16y ago
makes sense, same thing in scala: Welcome to Scala version 2.8.1.final (Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM, Java 1.6.0_22). Type in expressions to have them evaluated. Type :help for more information. scala> 2.2250738585072012e-308 (infi
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Sproutcore Community App(communityalpha.heroku.com)
1 points by paulitex 16y ago|0 comments
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Matygo: Fast Iterations - 1.1 and 1.2 up(blog.matygo.com)
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by paulitex 16y ago
This is a perfect example of why we shouldn't have (or not allowing the use of) ++ in languages. If instead of being buried in a long statement, the increment had been explicit on its own line there's a much smaller chance this bug would ha
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by paulitex 16y ago
Explained with comments: https://gist.github.com/782312 (edit: made clearer).
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Ancient tech from the '80s explained by iPod-era children(dvice.com)
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by paulitex 16y ago
Great, thanks.
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by paulitex 16y ago
I've download the torrent, convenient of them to give an email address with each cracked account. I'm currently writing a little script that parses all the address and emails the owner a heads up. I gotta step out so I won't have it done fo
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by paulitex 16y ago
Hey Sergey, Larry, and Steve, heads up. These guys all have around the same net worth as Zuck, but much more liquidity. Sergey "don't be evil" Brin's absence from the list is a particularly curious... Anyone know what his philanthropic trac
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by paulitex 16y ago
Shriram Krishnamurthi (author of PLAI http://www.cs.brown.edu/~sk/Publications/Books/ProgLangs/ ) recently suggested one: http://shriram.github.com/p4p/ I've been meaning to go through it in detail, but to be honest I really like s-expre

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