stephancoral

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by stephancoral 12y ago
I certainly count as one. And I also agree that Rae and Ghost are by far the best hip hop duo. It'd be really cool if you made this an interactive page.
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Ads in a newspaper aren't vectors[0] for malware that can potentially ruin someone's finances or business. [0] http://www.invincea.com/2014/10/micro-targeting-malvertising...
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Does there exist a diff tool or 'contract version control' for lawyers? Seems like it would be a lucrative market
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by stephancoral 12y ago
They sandbox it by only allowing you to drag and drop files. Make a domain for yourself and you'll see.
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Sarte's reasoning is pretty simple: he doesn't want to become a component of an institution. He wants to be able to write as Jean-Paul Sartre, not Jean-Paul Sartre the Nobel Prize winner.
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Invite-only. Also NeoCities doesn't give you a full shell account
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Add Pierre Michon to that list. Just finished reading his novella, "Origin of the World" (translated by Wyatt Mason) and am still in awe. The density of thought he is able to pack into his sentences, some of which go on for pages
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by stephancoral 12y ago
I set up Nagios alerts to send a YO! to a very senior engineer anytime there was a warning
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Have you thought about the case in which a blogger might be using a URL shortener? You might be missing some potentially 'buzzy' links if you are just looking at the direct URL string
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by stephancoral 12y ago
OKCupid has the option of notifying when someone visits your profile.
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by stephancoral 12y ago
There's a pythonic scheduler here - https://github.com/dbader/schedule you could also use cron
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by stephancoral 12y ago
Personally I think the downward trajectory began in the mid eighties. I remember buying the first issue that had advertisements in it (#402) and wondering what took so long. That being said, even its downward trajectory still had some absol
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by stephancoral 12y ago
RIP Al Feldstein. My life would not have been the same were it not for that fateful day rummaging through the boxes in the back of my neighborhood comic shop (remember those?) and finding a cachet of MAD from the sixties and seventies. I wo
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by stephancoral 13y ago
I started my own independent press. We have two books out with an anthology of poetry / prose / visual work on the way plus two more titles before the end of summer. It has been a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people as w
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What is the strangest online interaction you ever had?
5 points by stephancoral 13y ago|4 comments
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by stephancoral 13y ago
Looking forward to this!
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by stephancoral 13y ago
I'm downloading all of Project Gutenberg and gonna run a markov chain text generator on it and see what works of genius it produces (inspired by the King James Programming post yesterday). I think it'd be cool to have a site that
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by stephancoral 13y ago
This was my first thought as well. In TempleOS there's a game where you can go up to the top of Mt Sinai and have a "prophecy" delivered to you which is mostly a bunch of pseudo-random garble. Would be cool to have it use a m
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by stephancoral 13y ago
Unless of course your function has a void return type
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by stephancoral 13y ago
It's pretty neat seeing someone from Bard on HN
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by stephancoral 13y ago
I'm curious about this. Are you saying the 'places in Chicago' looking for programmers to build systems to facilitate trading or is it that OP could become a trader himself with that skillset?
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by stephancoral 13y ago
You should post these results to /r/dataisbeautiful !
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My success has alienated me from my friend group and I don't know what to do
2 points by stephancoral 13y ago|4 comments