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by readme 15y ago
Perhaps the solution would be to simply include a "free []" checkbox in the post book form. That way those who want free books can just select a filter.
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop?(imgur.com)
1 points by readme 15y ago|0 comments
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by readme 15y ago
You're definitely right that the motivation behind a tweet, or a "like", or in this case a "cheer" is narcissistic. However, I don't think that makes a difference. Your observation is just that, an observation. Psychologists have made obser
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by readme 15y ago
In addition to what davyjones says, the users of news.yc are the generators of the content. We make submissions, we comment. In this sense, we are the human resources of news.ycombinator.com. Our output is the product, but we are working th
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by readme 15y ago
Doesn't matter what we say, they can already read our thoughts.
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by readme 15y ago
I run my own mailserver on a linode VPS. For my own personal use, it's extremely stable and hasn't been down once for the 4 months I've been using it. I've got fail2ban, logwatch, and logcheck set up to monitor security. The distro is ubunt
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by readme 15y ago
Great points. I'm going to automatically concur on the grounds that I don't think bureaucracies that produce nothing should have a say in the production of anything.
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by readme 15y ago
Would just like to mention these: http://vimeo.com/6999927 These videos cover most of the basics and show the true power of vim. They would be a great warm-up course before taking on OP's videos.
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by readme 15y ago
I think these books are not really meant to be a PhD education but more of a tutorial introduction to the field. What O'Reilly is doing right now is really important. As Steve Yegge said, they are "trying to provoke a culture change." Would
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by readme 15y ago
Next stop, Australia.
1121.
by readme 15y ago
Reminds me of http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/
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by readme 15y ago
The problem is that everything on this website is absolute heresay. We have no way of knowing whether someone is posting truth or lies.
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by readme 15y ago
This. I personally take a 1-2 hour nap between 4-5 hour coding sessions. Being a freelancer facilitates this. Also, this infographic about naps is great: http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/naps/
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by readme 15y ago
With all due respect to the authors of this, I think this kind of writing is just going to fuel the opposition. Imagine if some journalists get a hold of this and do a piece on it.
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Php.net blacked out(php.net)
6 points by readme 15y ago|0 comments
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by readme 15y ago
Starbucks does add up, but I would say that it is minimalism (Especially if you are using it as an office) From an individual's perspective, it is not minimalist, because now you will need to have an entire coffee shop in your life to obtai
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by readme 15y ago
A hashtable need not have a "set key" or "get key" method. It only needs get(key), and put(key,value)
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by readme 15y ago
Looks like the link to the Sopa Supporters.pdf file was taken down, so here's a backup, courtesy of google docs: https://docs.google.com/open?id=1-fTQaHJmvOAe78mGBBRSeFdRLoR...
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by readme 15y ago
Lots of beggars use drugs to cope with the fact that they have no homes. Shelters are disgusting, in most cities, generally. If you don't believe that, watch the documentary Streets of Plenty, or visit a few. Sure, there are a couple nice o
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by readme 15y ago
No problem, just install mingw. Or install msysgit and you get git-bash which comes with it. CMD.exe is a pile of garbage. I would understand if you wanted to learn about powershell, though. That's definitely on my todo list. Also, CMD.exe
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by readme 15y ago
Going to install this on an eeepc now, will post results.