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16y ago
For full disclosure, WorldVision is a Christian evangelical organization that only hires Christians for its staff: http://www.worldvision.org/content.nsf/about/hr-requirements... I don't mean to deter anyone from donating. I just thought
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I have an American accent and pronounce the two words similarly (almost identically). So it is somewhat easy to mix the two when spelling them.
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Sadly, Apple has transitioned from honoring the developers who "Think Different" and build up the Apple platform, to nickel-and-diming them
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16y ago
To everyone having concerned about the delay, it's not a network issue. It's because notes play on key-UP, rather than down. (Because we're silly like that). Let go of the key and the note will show up instantly. Sorry!
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16y ago
I knew I had the wrong type of bass! Thanks for the feedback.
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Show HN: Jazzroom, collaborative real-time music hack in Node.js
(nowjs.com)
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Inside Ideo: How a leading design firm innovates
(konigi.com)
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Most Android tutorials are written by Android/Java veterans, so I used to find them hard to follow. This one is great because it's written by a (former) beginner, for beginners. Nice work!
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16y ago
This seems like a semi-resurrection of the original Justin.tv idea of broadcasting Justin's life via video. (Except now anyone can do it)
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16y ago
I don't see what warrants this kind of vitriol against someone who just made a product which you are not forced to use.
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What should a developer know before building a public web site?
(programmers.stackexchange.com)
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This is great advice for people who are not depressed also. When you work on something for a long time without releasing, you start to scrutinize everything you've made and lose faith in it. Releasing in shorter cycles/getting user feedback
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16y ago
With this invite system, you're deterring users who would otherwise make comments that showcase your real-time features.
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LongReads: a refuge of long-form articles in this Twitter-crazy world
(longreads.com)
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I agree. I'll gladly mince my words to avoid being called a sexist. The issue here is that either Jean is being serious, in which case she's undermining workplace equality, or she's abusing the fact that she can facetiously say such things
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Re: "Being Liked" If I were to say "I like having women at work, especially when they make brownies and are not bitches," I'd have an angry horde at my door. But Jean Hsu thinks it is okay to say it because she is a woman?
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Sure, he does infringe by using the color and the font of YC. But the YC gang know better than to shut down their loyal fanbase.
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16y ago
Perhaps they just used strtoi() or some such equivalent in their language.
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Ask HN: I dropped out. How do I continue my CompSci education?
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The Reddit code is open-source. http://code.reddit.com/ I recommend using that instead of a generic CMS setup.
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R seems pretty amazing. Any suggestions on how to go about learning it?
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"Guided by professors at University of California-Riverside, computer science and engineering PhD students ... built Twitsper ..." I don't see any inherent research value in this, so it's a little concerning that they had to be guided by pr
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This submission is pathetic. As much as I am outraged at the invasion of rights at our airports, we should not be launching a vendetta against these private citizens. Take your issues up with your public elected officials.
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I am not sure how strongly that ToS rule is enforced. For example, the News.YC account ( http://twitter.com/hackernews ) consists entirely of FP links
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I'm working on a shopping startup and need to get a basic recommender system built in the next few weeks. So far, I've implemented SlopeOne to determine the order of results every time a user searches. Is there any way to cache/memoize thi
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It is only fitting then that you make a gross generalization about how all programmers make gross generalizations about "systems".
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I own quickerfix.com It could be useful for a StackExchange-type site. Email is in my profile
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On which sites will I hear of this "real computer science"? I'd be interested in reading them along with my daily dose of HN and TC
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I'm a sophomore in college and I agree. Emphasis on making mindless web apps has made my peers (and me, sadly) into consumers of SDKs and frameworks, rather than producers of technology. To add to the confusion, every VC with a blog is writ