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by sktrdie 15y ago
Doesn't GNU Screen support this out of the box?
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by sktrdie 15y ago
What do you mean by "If you don't use new, you can compose an object in multiple layers"? If you want to compose objects the correct way using prototypes, then you need to use new at some level. If you don't use it, then you're re-allocat
843.
by sktrdie 15y ago
There are so many wrong things about this article, I don't even know where to start. * Every time you call createNew(), all the methods and all the properties are re-allocated. This is bad for performance and memory consumption. This is why
844.
by sktrdie 15y ago
This is interesting, but how does PouchDB replicate to an external server with the same origin policy implemented by most browsers?
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by sktrdie 15y ago
I would answer "goodbye" and then leave.
846.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Where's _how?
847.
by sktrdie 15y ago
I would love for this story to continue and become a movie.
848.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Great!
849.
by sktrdie 15y ago
I don't understand any of this
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by sktrdie 15y ago
It seems to me like the author overly cares about languages, when the power of Node is the community and its simplicity of use - there's very little boilerplate even for complex things like network programming. Who cares about the language.
851.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Bad idea. HN is an international effort. No need to contextualize it by continent. After all, we exist without skin color, without nationality, without religious bias...
852.
by sktrdie 15y ago
May I ask if Gumroad is still running on App Engine?
853.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Sorry but I don't really care for all of these changes. They are just small UI additions which can be totally subjective. Plus, let's not forget, you could easily implement all the things you mentioned through browser add-ons, personalizing
854.
by sktrdie 15y ago
"No installs" - first thing it asks me to do is to install a Java plugin. No thanks.
855.
by sktrdie 15y ago
youporn
856.
by sktrdie 15y ago
This is great!
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by sktrdie 15y ago
Very cool. What's the software stack behind this? How are you performing searches across all this very diverse data? For example, you must be doing some sort of text-analysis to retrieve the mileage property out of the text, no?
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Fog Creek Interview Questions(plus.google.com)
11 points by sktrdie 15y ago|0 comments
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What if SOPA, PIPA win? Let's be positive
3 points by sktrdie 15y ago|1 comments
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by sktrdie 15y ago
I agree. This is getting overly complicated.
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by sktrdie 15y ago
What did they use to make the presentation?
862.
by sktrdie 15y ago
How much did it pay? If I may ask.
863.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Please don't do this.
864.
by sktrdie 15y ago
Play! framework is way above anything else I've tried in Java.
865.
by sktrdie 15y ago
A single main.py file might actually be more maintainable than a dozen files that try to hide many levels of abstraction. Certainly things need to be separated into files, but just enough to keep the project simple. And when you're in the b
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by sktrdie 15y ago
Why wouldn't node be suited for a "CRUD app"? I think it's not using node simply because what they have already works perfectly fine, there's no need to change it to a node powered system. Most of the main developers are also concentrating
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by sktrdie 15y ago
Okay, now all we need is a "STFU women" post and we'll be back to regular HN interesting stuff :D
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by sktrdie 15y ago
Actually one thing that really distracts you from actually getting the list done is blogging about it! :-)
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by sktrdie 15y ago
Unless there are tracks, I find it hard building an automatic PRT on current network (roads).
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by sktrdie 15y ago
What a shame. This was, by far, the most efficient and intelligent electric vehicle ever made with its aerodynamic shape.

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