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   by rheide 15y ago

   It's creative commons. Fork it ;)
2. 212.▲
   by rheide 15y ago

   A bit of a demeaning way to get the point across, but true nonetheless. If developers don't get the sense of ownership, or at the very least the sense that they influenced the direction of development, then it's a lot harder to get them to
3. 213.▲
   by rheide 15y ago

   You use their network so you have to play by their rules. It's interesting that infants, the ones most likely to be 'severely emotionally damaged' by such a grotesque gesture, are in fact not allowed on G+. "What if this was the only place
4. 214.▲
   by rheide 15y ago

   Would be nice if HN could resolve the (google.com) bit in the list to a Google+ user account.
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   by rheide 15y ago

   The narrative commenting style was particularly recognizable. I started out in Java ~8 years ago and only recently moved to Python. Whenever I used to write a particular algorithm in Java I would write comments in the narrative style descri
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   A Nerd in a Cave(randsinrepose.com)

   2 points by rheide 15y ago|0 comments
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   by rheide 15y ago

   Looks interesting. I'd like to work there ;)
8. 218.▲
   by rheide 15y ago

   Not implementing proper tail recursion in Python considered harmful.
9. 219.▲
   by rheide 15y ago

   Good lsck!
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    Julian Assange at the Antiwar Mass Assembly in London [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by rheide 15y ago|0 comments
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I read the whole thing in the Hulk's voice.
12. 222.▲
    by rheide 15y ago

    Germans, please stop using non-qwerty keyboards.
13. 223.▲
    by rheide 15y ago

    I've worked in Japan for 5 years at one of the major companies, and I think there's a bit more to it than the facts mentioned in the article. At my company we were developing embedded software, yet only a very small subset of the people wor
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    by rheide 15y ago

    It might not be a perfect metaphor but it does introduce the concept nicely. I have no reason to doubt his claim that he's pondered it for a couple of years.
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    The Milo Criterion(ribbonfarm.com)

    95 points by rheide 15y ago|15 comments
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I've written 2 iPhone apps in Xcode and am now working on my second Android app in Eclipse. Words cannot describe how much I prefer Eclipse over Xcode. I should note that my background is Java. There's just something about Xcode that I cann
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    by rheide 15y ago

    Thank you. I am awesome enough.
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    Why all HDMI cables are the same(news.cnet.com)

    231 points by rheide 15y ago|79 comments
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    by rheide 15y ago

    It's a very British (or perhaps European) thing to reserve someone's garden and pay money for it too.. Camping in someone's garden is great fun if it happens randomly and spontaneously but I wouldn't plan it for the world.
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I think he's outsourced security to a site that has experience in dealing with security and has (hopefully) learned something from their mistakes. For bootstrapping, I'd say it's acceptable.
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I wouldn't. And I'm guessing a lot of other people wouldn't either. I think it's better if TV companies found different ways of making money rather than forcing their customers to watch ads that they don't want to see.
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I think it was a Dreamcheeky. Here's a video of it being controller by an iphone app I wrote: http://www.colorfulwolf.com/blog/2010/03/11/iphone-rocket-la...
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    by rheide 15y ago

    Excellent stuff. I had a similar idea once, hooked it up to an irc channel and made a bot with commands to shoot people in the office by typing their name. Unfortunately I couldn't get the rocket launcher to be accurate as the same command
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I've actually been looking for this for a long time. I like to travel around and often wonder what will happen to my digital legacy (code, internet bank accounts, subscriptions to all kinds of things, scanned documents). My previous solutio
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    by rheide 15y ago

    Sounds like he's going against all the things that make a startup fun. Reading a 'sales bible' sure isn't on my list of exciting things to do when I join/create a startup.
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    by rheide 15y ago

    Wow. I never expected that much negativity for the Android side. I've dabbled in both but haven't done Android since over a year ago. I was (and still am) really looking forward to using Eclipse and reading Java. I just get very tired of XC
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I own a DAS Keyboard Professional which has Cherry blue switches ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_technology#Mechanical-... ). I love the way it types and I love the sound it makes, but if you asked me how much more productive it mad
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    Swindled by Nigerian? Apply for compensation now (meta-scam)(colorfulwolf.com)

    18 points by rheide 15y ago|1 comments
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    by rheide 15y ago

    I've got a webapp that makes $0 a month but I don't consider it a failure. Just tell yourself it's a hobby ;)
30. 240.▲
    by rheide 15y ago

    Off-topic but boo on slate for detecting that I'm browsing on an iPad, after which they redirect me to an 'iPad-optimized' front page, but not to the article I wanted to read..