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571.
by snissn 15y ago
you should start with ruby! Ruby on Rails (RoR) is very good
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by snissn 15y ago
I wish they'd just stop making movies
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by snissn 15y ago
try learning vim
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by snissn 15y ago
All of the examples in the video seemed really large. Does anyone know if it also works on smaller ones too?
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by snissn 15y ago
I thought the post was going to be about how start up founders are like moths and how most investors are podiatrists with a light on. Then it didn't make any sense to me. Maybe I'm getting old or something
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Paul Krugman on S&P and the USA "It’s a strange situation."(krugman.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by snissn 15y ago|1 comments
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by snissn 15y ago
there's not nearly enough open source academic projects, nor is there any sort of pervasive culture that encourages one.. besides the litany of examples that could be put together to show that open source + academia does exist and does work
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by snissn 15y ago
Are you not doing much programming day to day lately?
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by snissn 15y ago
i made a mashup using embedly a while ago -- it's cool because if you have a forum, you can use embedly to automatically embed all links etc and produce the cool dynamic experience of an image board / video site without any of the hassle
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by snissn 15y ago
you want to use this http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cirrus/ or you want to make mobile apps (or both)
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by snissn 15y ago
This is why they acquired lala.com, right..? </cynicism>
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by snissn 15y ago
You're just supposed to use this page: http://api.jquery.com/browser/ It formerly used to be accessible at api.jquery.com but then they changed some things around to confuse developers...
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by snissn 15y ago
"sketchy" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Wave_Systems
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by snissn 15y ago
Can somebody post screenshots etc, for the poor souls that don't have the capacity to try this out? edit: via @emiel (author's twitter) http://t.co/qE0s5hm
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by snissn 15y ago
is mytimelibrary.MINUTE what you're getting at?
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by snissn 15y ago
similarly http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~vazirani/algorithms/chap0.pdf
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Gift to M.I.T. from Bose Founder Raises Tax Questions(nytimes.com)
41 points by snissn 16y ago|14 comments
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Constructive AWS Criticism, What could they have done better?
2 points by snissn 16y ago|0 comments
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by snissn 16y ago
This bullet point from the article doesn't make _any_ sense: Be a really big customer so Amazon will help you specifically with your problems. This seemed to help Heroku a lot. I noticed in the Amazon developer forums a lot of people forgot
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by snissn 16y ago
A snapshot would almost be infinitely more useful for me to start developing with your data!
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by snissn 16y ago
It seems like the Page move is a step in the right direction. The article takes that premise as an assumption, and then goes on to argue that Page's first few leadership plays won't be a panacea against Google's problems, which I think is m
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by snissn 16y ago
I'd be concerned about getting fired for using node.js..
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by snissn 16y ago
The pricing model seems like it could be a big win for heroku, phpfog, and anyone else arbitraging EC2. Edit: My reasoning is that currently EC2 performance sucks and is reliably inconsistent, and if you can spend a fixed price to ensure th
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by snissn 16y ago
You can't just leave me hanging like that...
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by snissn 16y ago
this is a weekend project (over x-mas actually) that has a similar motivation: Dynamically creating communities and discussion in a manner that treats topics as first class, as opposed to following people (reddit/HN vs twitter), with the ho
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by snissn 16y ago
Maybe the individual actually was using emacs, but thought they were in vim.
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by snissn 16y ago
Good luck getting your site back online!
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Very amusing FakeHackerNews Twitter account(twitter.com)
2 points by snissn 16y ago|0 comments
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by snissn 16y ago
sample searches always help
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by snissn 16y ago
This joke is starting to get pretty annoying.. There are lots of things we do for conventional reasons, such as having electrons exhibit negative charge. If you're doing any actual complicated math or physics, the last thing you care about

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