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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   That is definitely true; there are different cases and I'm still figuring out the best way to use it. But I think even if your server is just a RESTful API (which I believe is the best way to work with bbone) the code you have for your mode
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   Definitely agree about double the work.
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   Reminds me of the Baltimore Police Department's use of Comstat in The Wire.
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   Anyone know a good site to read HN on an iPhone? (Not an app.)
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   All 26 of them.
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   Buses and planes and trains and sidewalks are dirty too.
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   How to Be an Entrepreneur(thebolditalic.com)

   3 points by seanconaty 14y ago|0 comments
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   True, but markdown is incredibly easy to learn, especially with this side-by-side layout.
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   by seanconaty 14y ago

   I actually think that this change is more from social media than it is from SEO. Both are excellent sources of traffic but optimized a bit differently. But the end result of both if these "optimizations" (including optimizing for ads) is a
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    This show is the air that inflates tech bubbles.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    I'm not surprised about this. Caveat emptor.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    This is very bad from a security standpoint but you'd be surprised how many websites do this. Here is a list http://plaintextoffenders.com/ I would have expected Pandora to know better. Anytime a website shows you your password or emails
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    But you lose out on all those precious ad impressions!
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    That makes some sense; sort of defining what the whitespace is "devoted" to.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    To be fair you should factor whitespace out when you're calculating the area. In the recent screen capture all the whitespace is added to the non-search results. In the not-so-recent results there is a fair amount of whitespace added to the
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    No matter what happens .com will always be King.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    I was referring to capabilities of github.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    You can edit your own gists; not sure about others.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Yup. That's what I was referring to!
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Love this. I love writing markdown and I love the ease of creating gists. I've actually used gists for writing too. ( http://gist.io/2483505 ) I've noticed that some authors will create a public repo like "thoughts" and add markdown files t
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    A less interesting title would have been "Gmail is (and always was) larger than LinkedIn."
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Any practical use for this or just for fun?
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    San Francisco, CA (full-time) Hearsay Social is hiring for almost all positions. See more at http://hearsaysocial.com/careers/ Data Engineer Generalist Software Engineer Product Manager UI Engineer / Front End Developer UX/UI Software Eng
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    This is a great resource on the relative short history of HTML. Quirksmode, font tags, table-based layouts, etc.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Here is a good wapo article about the story. This is more unbelievable than I thought. http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/icann-departures-draw...
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    I think it will raise security issues with phishing. Imagine someone registering .con .orgs or .couk to impersonate a .com .org or .co.uk site. I think it raises usability issues. .com (and it's ilk) identify a particular string as being a
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    I'm sure instead of going to google.com you go to http://74.125.225.68/ because domain names are meaningless.
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    If you want to give feedback about the program, please do so here: https://gtldcomment.icann.org/comments-feedback/programfeedb... Personally I think the new gTLDs are an incredible abuse of power. They were cooked up only so ICANN could
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Here's what I wrote: Subject: Creates More Problems Than It Solves Feedback Submission Date:13 Jun 2012 at 17:44:48 UTC Feedback: ...and its only purpose is profit. 1. It's bad for security. This will make phishing a whole lot easier. 2. It
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    by seanconaty 14y ago

    Please, if you don't like the idea of this, comment on https://gtldcomment.icann.org/comments-feedback/programfeedb... This would be all sorts of horrible if it passed. It's bad for security, it's bad for usability, it will probably break