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Maptail.js geoips your tail -f to a map
(github.com)
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Living in a society where you have to pay taxes and obey the law, matches the Stockholm Syndrome characteristics. Society, the political system and its forces (police, army) is the abuser that threatens if you don't pay your bills, taxes et
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direct to stereo: http://jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/insidebh/frontstereo_720x360....
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direct to hq: http://jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/insidebh/front_640x360.gif
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How to run Apache and Node.js together (the right way)
(gist.github.com)
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Glad you like it, SWOS, is by far the best game ever, IMHO. That's the prototype there, the actual multiplayer is under development and it's looking good. It's quite tricky getting multiplayer right for such a fast paced game with physics a
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Show HN: Node.js apps personal showcase
(node.stagas.com)
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16y ago
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The picture is called "God, the Geometer" and is from the 10th century.
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A mandelbrot fractal from the 10th century?
(listverse.files.wordpress.com)
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16y ago
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3 comments
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16y ago
Update: I tried description on top and didn't look as good. Maybe our mind isn't used of thinking so big paragraphs as titles and it was strange. If descriptions where short it would make sense, but now it's just random text which isn't eas
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16y ago
First of all, thanks for taking the time to review. Your observations are really helpful. I should add a thicker border separating pages. Also to notice is that infinite scroll is entirely client-side, so no Javascript enabled browsers will
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Ask HN: Review my app: Hacker Weekend
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16y ago
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I agree, but Github is a tool, it doesn't have an easy way to discover projects to work on. This is why I started this site http://hwknd.com that you can use to post your new github projects and find collaborators. It's still in early ste
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My weekend project: Your weekend project
(hwknd.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Even though, they'll still belong to Greece, it's the same as buying any other property. Just a bit more expensive.
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+1 for Flux I use it for over a year and I can't live without it
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16y ago
A canvas' borders are its constraints.
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Also, the top two before the help line draw attention and are also discouraging.
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16y ago
I've been using a Ram disk as the TEMP folder on Windows for more than a year and the overall speed of the system is quite better than without it, and certainly quite less disk activity. You can change the temp folder location in the enviro
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16y ago
Not really that a great product is mandatory, but simple, easy to pronounce names when combined with simple and easy to use apps usually equals success. It's also important that the name can be attributed to the people using the app (Kikste
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16y ago
Who knows for sure that this isn't even a rare condition? In theory, there could be people living among us that are centuries old and might look like 20-30. If I was, I wasn't going to tell everybody. If you travel a lot people won't notice
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16y ago
Protovis pretty much covers everything, from what I can see. What you're looking for (I think) is an implementation on some specific data you have, mapped to hyperlinks from Wikipedia or similar? Please correct me if I didn't understand cor
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16y ago
I ask for theirs and it's mainly Facebook-for-that with 'that' being a random value, or it's impossible / huge for me. No, my problem isn't ideas, I have plenty of them myself. My problem is motivation. I usually give up after building a wo
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16y ago
Thanks! Looks interesting.
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I understand your point here, but it's really hard where I live to even reach those. I live in an island in the mediterranean, called Crete, and travelling by airplane to go to such meetups isn't something I can afford, and developers livin
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I'm using a similar approach in a node.js module if you'd like to try it. http://github.com/stagas/chaos stores the data in files using the sha1 hash key like you do, you could easily implement an http api layer on top of it. I get about
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16y ago
I'm not really good at writing blog posts but I'll try it, thank you.
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16y ago
Hello EastCoastLA. I would say I am advanced in Javascript. Please email me with the details so I can check it out.
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This is very interesting, thank you for pointing out this. But still I'm not looking for a startup, I just want to escape burn out, and build something cool in the process that people would like to use. I have no interest in making money ou
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Ask HN: I'll build any web app
15 points
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stagas
16y ago
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