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pdenya
15y ago
Yea, I read that thinking the same thing. It's also possible that, regardless of how this was perceived internally, it's being touted as a great anecdote because now is not the time for a 'Steve Jobs is a dick' post.
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15y ago
I'd like to see a live stream minus all the American Idol extras if possible.
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pdenya
15y ago
I had to roll back because of some minor issues with my setup but other than that there's not a big difference. I recommend upgrading.
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Ask HN: Beer tonight in San Francisco area?
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15y ago
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15y ago
This handles my URL vars on almost all of my projects that don't require frameworks. //sanitize and return url vars function get($fields) { if(is_array($fields)) { $info = array(); foreach($fie
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pdenya
15y ago
Here are a few bash_profile functions I use often: #prints IPs from terminal on OS X function ip() { IP=`ifconfig -a | grep inet | grep -v inet6 | grep -v 127.0.0.1 | awk '{print $2}'` echo $IP } #instantl
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15y ago
http://knottablenecklaces.com makes me about enough to cover costs and google ads. I'm not sure if this counts around here since it's not a software product.
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15y ago
As others have said this works out to $21-24/outfit...but that's a rental fee, you don't get to keep the outfit to pass down to other kids (of your own or of your family and friends). I suppose there's some value in being able to trade in t
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Unmet consumer need?
(imgur.com)
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15y ago
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pdenya
15y ago
Isn't this the same way mint.com and other similar services access your financial data?
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pdenya
15y ago
What the hell? "With Kostolnik’s permission, they installed a packet sniffer on his network to try and get to the bottom of the incidents." They installed a packet logger but didn't bother changing the encryption to something stronger than
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pdenya
15y ago
I don't really understand this but I'm not sure which questions to ask. What's the point? Is this just a smear campaign? Why is this getting upvotes?
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15y ago
I would be stunned to learn that anyone on the Google+ team doesn't have an invite since I'm not sure how any member of the team could work on a product they don't have access to.
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15y ago
I'm confused by the numbers here: "$65.8 billion in liquid assets at the end of March that have probably swelled to more than $70 billion by now." "COO Tim Cook pointed to the $3.9 billion Apple prepaid last summer to three unnamed supplier
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pdenya
15y ago
I agree with you. Jason is a professional link baiter as far as I can tell
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pdenya
15y ago
CoffeeScript has some nice benefits but in my opinion not having to deal close curly braces or add semi colons hardly qualifies as a reason to use one language over another.
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pdenya
15y ago
Javascript has a few gotchas like this one. These are annoying for people new to the language but after knowing they exist they're easily avoided.
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pdenya
15y ago
I've been a vegetarian for a few years after hearing more about the cruelty, environmental impact, etc. We get local food fairly often but I should really make more of an effort.
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pdenya
15y ago
I like the idea but the only way I would pay for it is if it provided some amount of value that I couldn't get elsewhere. I like reading online.
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15y ago
I like the apple wireless usb keyboard without the numeric keypad. It's got a small width while still being comfortable meaning there's more room on my desk, I can slide it easily but it stays in place while I'm typing, the chicklet keys a
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pdenya
15y ago
Same feature set as http://repositoryhosting.com with a higher price point (they're at $6/month now for 2GB). They don't have a CLI or anything as far as I know but they do offer more storage space at $1/GB/month which is pretty nice if
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15y ago
Old and poorly written but interesting all the same. I never saw this the first time around and it's a great story that makes me like Walmart even more so I'm grateful for the repost.
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pdenya
15y ago
I'd be up for that if i'm fluent in your language, what are you looking for?
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15y ago
My biggest problems were mysql2 (i had mysql installed and setup already from my php dev stack) and bcrypt-ruby (required for devise)
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pdenya
15y ago
My biggest issue with rails was more getting my development environment setup. Constant gem compilation issues, I spent hours resolving them. Aside from that I haven't had much trouble stepping into the language or the new environment.
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15y ago
Link bait much? Story ends with him getting a technical co-founder.
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pdenya
15y ago
You may have meant http://highscalability.com
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15y ago
In general I'm not sure but for programming specifically it should help to do the book example and then code your own similar example. Save it in a folder where you can easily look stuff up if you forget it. Most IDE's also have a clips fe
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pdenya
15y ago
Thought this as soon as I saw the question
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15y ago
Planned the whole time? 1) Apple introduces a strict requirement for using IAP with a deadline 2) All the devs who were planning to comply to keep their apps in the store have likely done the work integrating IAP already 3) Apple reverses p
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