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by pokoleo 15y ago
If it appears that you need/want a better education/etc, come to UW. We've got a killer CS/Math program (one of the best in Canada?), and there are pink ties autographed by Bill Gates in the Math department.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
Isn't Wikihow one of those content farms...
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by pokoleo 15y ago
This algorithm is also used in a certain University in Ontario's Co-op Job Board.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
My suggestion: 1. Add a reddit account. 2. Unsubscribe from all subreddits. 3. Subscribe to the subreddits below: /r/depthhub /r/philosophy /r/Foodforthought /r/math /r/TrueReddit /r/Cerebral /r/TrueTrueReddit /r/MetaTrueReddit /r/TRDump 4.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I believe that there was a post about this before. IIRC, the way that HN is set up, it re-distributes the "fnid=NSgN9i46gR" parameters at the end of the string to the first/second/third/etc. pages. Reddit (a similar example) does this, but
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by pokoleo 15y ago
It uses the same compression as GWT (google web toolkit) does, but it's probably not written in GWT. Maybe some sort of python alternative? Who knows?
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I heard somewhere that Facebook uses Node for recording stats. (Can't dig up the story though :S)
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Facebook XSS Exploit [CODE][GIST](shalecraig.posterous.com)
5 points by pokoleo 15y ago|2 comments
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by pokoleo 15y ago
First comment: " This was posted on Hacker News 3 days ago, please cite your sources: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2593998 "
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I was about to report a bug that I noticed in Chrome today. Then I switched to Canary, and realized that it was fixed. Then looked back at the form: Builds: 13.0.772.0 dev 13.0.775.0 canary It's a great day for browsers.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I like the idea of the reemote app. I can't read the text on your website though, and I'm sure that I'm not alone. (the captions under the logos)
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I believe that there is a chrome extension for this. If you can't reply (and I can't find it myself), I'll make it for you. Edit: to clarify, I believe that there is a chrome extension that does this inside twitter.com
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by pokoleo 15y ago
I refuse to listen to audio that won't tell me how much time it will take to listen.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
...it's too easy to create a dictionary linking а to a. A bit of money put together with croudsourcing (or doing it yourself - it would take about 2:46 hours) would beat this.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
Screwdriver, book on electric circuits, mug with spare change. (feet)
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by pokoleo 15y ago
Interesting: In my profile on the site, it says that I work mainly in c++. I don't know c++.
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by pokoleo 15y ago
...but their https is broken on the homepage. Not the best security?
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by pokoleo 16y ago
Made a project last weekend using the raphael.js + the Facebook API. http://shalecraig.com/friendspore Since it's all local (no node + etc), your data stays with you.
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by pokoleo 16y ago
I personally hate vimeo because of their horrible fallback & lack of some forms of IE support. If you're using IE without flash installed (in my experience), it defaults to a black background with black text on top. great user experienc
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by pokoleo 16y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/gd95k/reddit_what... clickable
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by pokoleo 16y ago
I was bored this last weekend, so I've made a facebook friend visualizer. Built from a modified mindmap.js framework, using raphael.js+jquery.js for visualizing your friends. Interestingly, raphael uses the canvas element, and the facebook
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Show HN: Weekend Project: Facebook Graph Visualizer (raphael.js + mindmap.js +)(shalecraig.com)
2 points by pokoleo 16y ago|1 comments
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by pokoleo 16y ago
I should probably mention that I'm zoomed out (cmd -)
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by pokoleo 16y ago
It's pretty sweet. One bug i noticed: holding down the shift key breaks up the bottom row. (using chrome)
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by pokoleo 16y ago
The only complaints that I have about it are that it's missing "next/previous" buttons, and that it needs a redesign.
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by pokoleo 16y ago
I've got a project for you: In terms of algorithms and data structures, this is about the best that you can get: Given a list of 10k unordered sets of 5 letters (let's say a .txt file, 5 letters per line), print what set occurs most often.
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by pokoleo 16y ago
Don't forget Rypple.
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by pokoleo 16y ago
Halloween.