robinduckett

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   Scream into the ether(diod.es)

   1 points by robinduckett 12y ago|0 comments
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   by robinduckett 12y ago

   I'm pretty sure I read this last week and it wasn't behind a paywall. Maybe just me. I (along with another developer) spent some time developing an MSN client in VB6 (and later, JS/HTML in Mozilla XULRunner) and quite frankly
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   This is an advert for his "resume fixing" product, regardless of wether it's free or not.
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   In the UK we've got the last half of Season 5, sorry :(
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   I made this already: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/185221
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   Is the key idea here the highlighting of the letter? I made something similar (last time something like this was revealed on HN) here: http://robinduckett.github.io/orwell/ Change to one word at a time, 500 words per m
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   Ahah! So it's your fault! Nah, I'm only kidding. I love AC2.
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   Chalking this blog post up to FUD spreading and moving on with my life then!
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   by robinduckett 13y ago

   Google Translate seems to think Roman Digerberg translates to: "Digestion novel Berg"
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Isn't this just SMS "Flash" messages? That's how I was told the voicemail count worked when the iPhone came out on O2 in the UK all those years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_Message_Service
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    It involves installing a binary on your remote server which always seems insecure as balls to me.
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    I think you're confusing Javascript Developer and Front End Web Developer. The two are mutually exclusive.
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    The problem is, that if you tried to take a PC game back for being faulty at a GAME/Gamestop brick and mortar shop, more often than not, they will only give you a replacement game of the same title. If it's faulty because of softw
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    I think it's more that, it isn't a 4D world we live in, we live in a 2+ND world, and it can be mathematically simulated using ND physics, so that anyone in the 2+ND world is unable to percieve the ND information. We can't &qu
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    I remember you also slated my own programming ability for no reason what so ever, after seeing one tiny script that I wrote in 45 seconds. You sir, are the kind of person who honestly believe that you're better than everyone else, and
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Personally, I want to hide it because as much as it's cool and techy, the subject matter increasingly is articles on how people have lost / found wallets containing thousands of dollars worth of bitcoins. The truth is, they have f
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Fixed
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Don't forget: Scala, Java, MVP, Go, "Patent Trolls" and "HN"!
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    I'm not ashamed to claim copyright on it, but it's not particularly doing anything novel or patentable, so what's the point?
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Not particularly, but the contains selector is what I wanted.
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    It's a greasemonkey / tampermonkey script which removes the table rows that contain irrelevant bitcoin related stuff. This is just a link to the userscripts page, you can see the full source code, and you don't have to instal
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    Show HN: I am sick and tired of all this crypto coin crap.

    24 points by robinduckett 13y ago|24 comments
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    It's a compound being experimented with in a university. It's not your run of the mill, garage created designer drug.
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Synthahol
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Node doesn't suffer from callback hell if you're an adequate javascript developer. Named functions? Or how about a class which you pass methods to your callback functions and bind them to the instance properly. You never need to n
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Node. Node node node node node. Why node? Node is a great framework for building web applications. It's got good support for scalable servers using Amazon Opsworks, nodejitsu, heroku, etc. Javascript developers are easy to find, and ev
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Not when I posted this, he's edited his comment.
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    > [1,10,5,-15,-2,4].sort(function(a,b) {return a > b}) [ -15, -2, 1, 4, 5, 10 ] > [1,10,5,-15,-2,4].sort(function(a,b) {return ""+a > ""+b}) [ -15,
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Aren't those bitwise operators doing the same as dividing? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5284898/implement-divisio...
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    by robinduckett 13y ago

    Sorry to be the one to do this, but Relevant XKCD: http://xkcd.com/927/