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16y ago
I immediately thought of this as well upon seeing the site. However didn't he come to the realization later in the book that perhaps those things aren't so important? (I hope to come to that realization some day as well, soldiering on until
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So, Why is Wikileaks a Good Thing Again?
(sowhyiswikileaksagoodthingagain.com)
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Groovy Array: it just keeps going...and going...
(svn.codehaus.org)
81 points
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16y ago
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The small side of the numbers
(danoah.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-voice/id318698524 <-- Direct link, gogogo, before it's gone ;)
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16y ago
While kind of you to share this datapoint, the fact that there are 5 times more lines of C than Haskell is a bit less than compelling. Especially considering the fact that Haskell can achieve c-like performance (ie: not necessarily a glue
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rbxbx
16y ago
A new implementation of a way to think about programs may be a more accurate title. Quite enjoyed the article though, plus anything giving coffeescript love has my vote.
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16y ago
Group video chat! One less reason to use iChat. Phew.
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16y ago
I'm also curious about this one...
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16y ago
I wasn't aware HN actually had formatting, I was just trying to use plaintext for emphasis... Or does it?
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16y ago
was this pretentious blogger yourself? Yegge? Do share, please.
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16y ago
If anything Safari is the only browser that _could_ be _at all_ indicative of one's financial bracket...
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16y ago
How about making these service-based tools, so platform isn't an issue? [and thanks for the offer]
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Oracle bought Sun
(a.yfrog.com)
3 points
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16y ago
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16y ago
http://www.mirah.org/ (formerly Duby) is another compelling candidate for Android development for those that like Ruby. Compiles to Java byte-code :)
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16y ago
LaCroix flavored water is my daily standby. No calories, caffeine, or artificial sweeteners. Usually a large (3 shot) iced Americano (unsweetened, black) a day... smooth, delicious, and energizing. Intensely hoppy beers without much malt a
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16y ago
Perhaps it's because I was just reading some very lyrical poetry to my daughter, but up until the "Other things I like:..." bit, the first two paragraphs read like a lovely poem dedicated to tea :) But maybe that was your intent? shrug
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16y ago
Perhaps while hunting that next key, you'll have realized a better solution. Perhaps knowing the eventual time you must spend to type causes you to think more before you begin typing... Who's to say? That said, I can't imagine those blog po
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Fun with the Y Combinator in Ruby
(nex-3.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
repost HN didn't catch for whatever reason... original: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1801784
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16y ago
For having 60 points and being on the home page still, it doesn't have a lot of positive feedback in the comments. I for one am enjoying it, but had not seen linerider and co before. Cheers to the developer.
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16y ago
I used to feel the same, however having spent significant time on a project with a well-written (and factored) cucumber suite recently has brought me around to their camp. To each their own though, I suppose.
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16y ago
The big takeaway from this for me has been how much I'm enjoying reading the cucumber tests! http://relishapp.com/rspec Tests as documentation are really coming around. Sincerely, A cucumber convert (ps: For those not familiar with cucumb
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16y ago
I find it interesting there's no mention of luxuries such as freedom and travel. IE: Paying more to rent things than own them, touring various cities, flying out to see friends for a week. Things that aren't easily placed into rampant con
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16y ago
From 2-7 months, although typically 3-6 (Also from the article ;) )
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16y ago
Not a bad article/video at all, but I don't believe the title of this thread to be appropriate. They weren't so much behind twitter, as they were brought on partway through the game to help with some (I assume) scaling concerns. (edit: I li
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16y ago
While I found this video to be entertaining and awesome, I don't like how they're trying to compare the compressor & 'tube' etc settings to 30k outboard gear and imply you're just as well with this... Still cool though!
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Last.fm scrobbler for iPhone and iPod touch
(iscrob.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Can you please support vi/pine like keybindings? (like the google labs feature) Pleasepleaseplease. That's about all that's stopping me.
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Most influential Github users by location
(blog.nodejitsu.com)
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