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16y ago
I use something similar to that. I run Guake so that I always have quick access to a terminal. I have an alias set up called "idea" so that it opens a file called ideas.txt in Vim. As a side effect of opening the file up, rather than enter
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16y ago
Interesting. I'm using Chrome 8.0.552.215 beta on Ubuntu 10.04. This is what I see when I visit the website: http://imgur.com/vKrLZ It appears to be a bug of some kind with the optimizelegibility property, although I don't know exactly w
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16y ago
I've seen that before, but I found it disappointing that they limit the height to 10 ft above the ground. It also seems like it may have some problems flying in wind judging by their instructions for outdoor flight: http://www.youtube.com
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16y ago
* A kinect sensor so that I can have some fun coding hacks for it. * Possibly an e-reader, although I still can't decide between the Nook and the Kindle right now. * Hopefully not too many gift cards to specific stores, since I never seem t
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16y ago
Strangely enough, it's not hyphenated in the source code, just placed within <em> tags. I wonder what's adding the hyphens. From my quick glance at it, nothing that I saw added hyphens.
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16y ago
Github: https://github.com/3n/MooTune
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16y ago
That's why I use Bugmenot: http://www.bugmenot.com/view/scribd.com
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16y ago
According to their FAQ: No. There's a constant average rate of new Bitcoins created, and that amount is divided among the nodes by the CPU power they use. When Bitcoins start having real exchange value, the competition for coin crea
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16y ago
Looking at the readme, it looks like his strategy is to anticipate the other bots and bid a few seconds before they try to snipe it. There are quite often a number of people waiting to snipe that bid after the time limit has exceeded.
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16y ago
Off topic, but that's one of the oddest permalinks I've seen. Is that a uuid on the end of the url? Any particular reason why it's that format?
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16y ago
HN uses a modified algorithm to calculate the ranking. PG posted it on a story somewhere, but I can't seem to find it right now. It takes the user's karma score into account in the ranking.
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16y ago
What would you recommend for someone looking to get started with Qi-gong. The idea of moving meditation appeals to me more than sitting still all the time.
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If you upvote something, it saves it. Check out http://news.ycombinator.com/saved?id=SteveMorin or click the "saved stories" link in your profile.
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16y ago
I've always wanted a system like this, but I've never been disciplined enough to setup and consistently follow such a system, like you say. I've thought about wikis, and taking notes of things I read, but those things take too much effort t
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How to Use Blekko to Rock at Your Job
(readwriteweb.com)
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Check the usernames again. I am not sayrer, but he had an insightful comment worth linking to. Personally, I do prefer Chrome/Chromium, even though it uses more ram and cpu than firefox 3+.
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16y ago
I currently have 72 tabs open. Yes, I am a tab addict and I need to go through and close/bookmark many of those tabs (and install a tab limiting extension). However, only a few of those a HN tabs. Many of them are stories linked to by HN. I
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16y ago
Thanks for reminding me of those lecture videos. I have a linear algebra test tomorrow, Wednesday, and these videos will certainly help me study for it.
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Even if spammers aren't using old accounts, if something like that was implemented, spammers would just add sleep( n * 86400 ) to their bots. Once those n days were up, there would be yet another wave of spam.
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16y ago
And if you're looking for a command line tool to help manage your todo.txt, especially when if it's a large list, take at http://ginatrapani.github.com/todo.txt-cli/
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I saw that, but I can't find the link to download notifo_agent.py, unfortunately. However, it might be possible to throw a python script together using their API. https://api.notifo.com/ I'm eagerly awaiting the release of Notifo for Andr
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The main problem that I have with the Kindle is not the lack of lending. What I want more than anything for the Kindle is support for ePub books, including DRMed ePubs. The Kindle would be enormously useful to me if I could navigate to my l
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The index is out of date. Minecraft wasn't around in October 2009.
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The main problem I had when I was learning Clojure was definitely finding good, up-to-date documentation about it. There were many times when I'd try an example that I had found online, only to find out that something had changed in Clojure
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You might want to put that code in a site such as http://pastebin.com/ and link to it instead.
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You can set Tasker to trigger silent mode based on specific calendar events if you go to State -> Calendar Entry. There are a number of ways you can trigger it: 1. You can have it be silent if your calendar indicates you're busy.
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This is the full Mandelbrot Set song by Jonathan Coulton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOPQ1l4sCjY And here's Benoit Mandelbrot's giving a talk at TED: http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/909
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http://tasker.wikidot.com/profile-index http://lifehacker.com/5599116/how-to-turn-your-android-phone... http://lifehacker.com/5611003/build-a-find-my-iphone-clone-f... http://lifehacker.com/5601133/push-your-automated-android-to...
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We're quickly reaching the limits of silicon-based chips, but new materials will allow us to make even faster CPUs. One such material is the material that won the Noble Prize in physics: graphene. Graphene can increase the frequency of an
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16y ago
Thank you! Any tips or resources you recommend for getting started?
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