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roryhughes
12y ago
Very true. Something I found quite interesting though is that this study says that: "Online Dating Leads To Higher Marriage Satisfaction, Lower Divorce Rates" Being online all the time is obviously not a great thing but just as he
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Look Up
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Hamming, "Mathematics" (May 18, 1995)
(youtube.com)
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ImageSwaps: Exchange images and chat with random people
(swap.rory.ie)
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The Year of the Facebook
(wired.com)
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iOctocat: Free GitHub iOS App
(ioctocat.com)
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The site seems to be down now probably because of the load. Anyone have a version they could put somewhere?
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12y ago
YouTubers got really pissed off with Google+ comments, but that has calmed down now because really it's still just comments below a video. What that did though was it made people (who may never have even tried +) really annoyed with it
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12y ago
Sorry to anyone who down voted me. I didn't mean PHP is a bad language. It has done amazing things for the web. I just didn't like the look of the many snippets of HTML in the code which is more common in PHP than in other languag
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Oh, i'm completely aware of that. I was just really talking about this document, didn't mean to spark the debate.
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I doubt it. At their scale (a million uploads daily, three billion monthly pageviews), crappy code is unlikely.
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Crazy. I knew PHP was bad, but this is just terrible.
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12y ago
I literally though I was going dizzy when the columns started moving.
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12y ago
It's also HTML5 instead of Unity which is great.
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12y ago
First person to create a HTML5 version, please reply to this comment with a link. (Great idea though, other than the unity bit)
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13y ago
Kicked out of his own company? Reminds me of Apple and SJ... Hopefully Tom will see a great future and make some out of the blue return.
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13y ago
Not at all against paid software, but if I were the freelance programmer, I would write one for myself :)
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The Power of Behavior-Driven User Messaging
(insideintercom.io)
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Great article, I often see myself looking to use the latest thing as opposed just creating a good app. One thing I disagree with is "don’t anticipate 'potential' problems". Preparing early for problems which may occur la
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I'm building a cool xkcd web client: prototype: https://api.monosnap.com/image/download?id=hZZrJ4zp5DyOR5HNo... It will allow users to: - See which ones the have read (kind of like email) - Favourite comics - Disc
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What would be really cool is if you showed what they would look like with the name on them as you typed it.
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Looking at the Web with Internet Explorer 6, one last time
(arstechnica.com)
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Student’s April Fools prank on professor may be the best ever
(myfox8.com)
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Listen to an experimental song created by bats
(theverge.com)
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Over one hundred in 8 minutes now!
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Yeah I thought you might change it. The reason I did is because when people are scanning their eyes over HN, 'xkcd' is something they would recognise.
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13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7510226
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Lorenz
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This machine sucks balls
(hackaday.com)
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Yes. Those infills are usually just a 2d image which is drawn in the hollo part of the model for each layer.
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