saym

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by saym 13y ago
Retraining the brain is difficult in almost any facet. I tried switching keyboard layouts once, suffice it to say I've reverted to ye olde QWERTY.
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by saym 13y ago
I've definitely heard that argument before. I always conclude with the person that our definitions of democracy are not similar.
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by saym 13y ago
I feel like it's a valid concern for someone to want to know what's on their system. Sure virtualenv is a great solution, and I'm sure the person you're responding to knows about it. But there is a place for skepticism i
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by saym 13y ago
So, I see the main benefit being that this takes the guesswork out of the web application backend, but how else does this simplify the Google Glass app development process?
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by saym 13y ago
Fair enough, I'm always a step too short in my research. Thanks for the link.
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by saym 13y ago
I remember Penn Jillette describing government as a ratcheting mechanism: a situation where once a bolt is tightened, the tool only recoils to tighten it further.
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by saym 13y ago
It's always a good sign when the sentiment shared is "why didn't I think of that?" I agree Apple should've created something like this, but I'm glad their inaction has benefited an innovative crew. Go Ink!
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by saym 13y ago
I'm willing to bet the question has a fabricated back-story. If you look at the user's question history: there are some interesting ones, but they all could be justified as a collegiate homework problem.
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by saym 13y ago
I don't have anything substantial to add. But this development still blows my mind
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by saym 13y ago
There are people that believe in 'non-science things' on every continent. I don't see how providing antagonizing labels based on nationality helps your argument at all.
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by saym 13y ago
Thanks (to you and others that mentioned it) for bringing this to my attention. I'd never heard of the Martingale betting system. Knowledge is power.
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How to win at roulette(samverhasselt.com)
6 points by saym 13y ago|12 comments
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by saym 13y ago
use Syte instead! https://github.com/rigoneri/syte
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by saym 13y ago
clickbait? Are you suggesting that this would've been better as a Show HN post? I have no problem viewing the site of someone trying to show me something useful.
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by saym 14y ago
How does Backlift compare to Parse?
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by saym 14y ago
Gemini is closed source. The company running these comparisons is the only team that is qualified to test/develop with it.
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by saym 14y ago
What I'd love to see paired with this data is a cost comparison. At what scale does performance of ruby/python/php become cost prohibitive? Twitter made the move from Ruby to Java some years back, did they ever post a comparison of their nu
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by saym 14y ago
From the OP's response to a similar question: >We attempted to take advantage of threading/multiple-processes as best we could (see the nodejs code for an example of using the cluster module). But we suspect there are additional areas o
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by saym 14y ago
I've been toying with autocomplete fields recently. I came across this great article on improving the country selection experience. http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/2011/11/10/redesigning-... jQuery UI Has a cool autocomplete plugin.
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by saym 14y ago
I think a good solution would be a generally accepted security flaw reward contract. If most corporations with an online presence adopted some uniform agreement, we'd have a standardized method of report and reward.
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by saym 14y ago
For me, DB transforms will be the most useful of this update. I've been pained to parse the data after a fetch() call.
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by saym 14y ago
I find it painful how political speculation from seven years ago is still so entirely true. This speech resonates today and better articulates how 'politically backwards' the US remains. As an aside, I don't know if it is an attention span
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by saym 14y ago
I am mostly disappointed with this response. I see this as an attempt to skirt the issue, the technical problem. Sure, developer success is important, but the issue is with server performance and efficiency. I would rather they address thei
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by saym 14y ago
> delivering fast connectivity across Verizon's network, the largest, fastest 4G LTE network in the U.S Will the Pixel be locked? I doubt that Google would make this arrangement, but it is a question worth asking.
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by saym 14y ago
No, I don't think 128 characters is enough to demonstrate any amount of competence or skill. This idea is novel, but not practical.
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by saym 14y ago
Estonia has impressed me with their forward thinking policies. Everything about their execution of this plan has me impressed. They have executed well in financing the building of this network and in creating a sustainable business model fo
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by saym 14y ago
Not to be finicky , but why did you abbreviate law enforcement if you only used it once?
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Can we talk about push notifications?(samverhasselt.com)
4 points by saym 14y ago|1 comments
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by saym 14y ago
I'm sure there are other utilities that behave like this, but yours seems very aesthetically pleasing. I'm going to try this with some friends that are struggling. I'll be sure to report back with its effectiveness.
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by saym 14y ago
>A recent college-graduate with fat student loans should nevertheless be able to comfortably create a home business in the evenings and weekends. Or perhaps better yet, a high-school graduate should be able to do so while learning colle

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