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by studer 16y ago
But this is an easy idea, and it's been done before. The only thing that's really different here is the timing of the announcement. And the "omg chad hurley reads hacker news" angle. (Of course, everyone thinking that this is even remotel
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by studer 16y ago
Django seems to be a pretty active project, so I'm not sure what gave you the impression that it wasn't developed: http://code.djangoproject.com/timeline Looks like the 1.2.2 security release they did earlier this week was a bit rushed, p
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by studer 16y ago
It's using existing mechanisms in YouTube's JSON API to find suggestions and play them. All the true "magic" is provided by YouTube's engineers. Not to take it away from someone who writes the right lines of JavaScript at the right time,
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by studer 16y ago
How do you harvest emails from a public Google Docs document?
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by studer 16y ago
http://searchengineland.com/google-balls-logo-not-googles-bi... claims to have an official statement: "Today’s doodle is not related to a birthday but is fast, fun and interactive, just the way we think search should be." and mentions tha
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by studer 16y ago
It's been running as an experiment for some time, and I don't think it's limited to Chrome: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010/08/google-live-search-...
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by studer 16y ago
The "a combination of the Spam problem and our switch to Exchange finally drove me to Outlook" part threw me off for a bit, until I saw "Published Sep 25th 2004".
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by studer 16y ago
Reminds me of this, from last month: http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66Q4BJ20100727 "... many in the psychiatric community are worried that the further the guidelines are expanded, the more likely it will become that nobody will be
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by studer 16y ago
I think you're supposed to start here: http://www.google.com/jobs
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by studer 16y ago
There's a pinned answer over at their support forum, so it's not just you: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/label?lid=613f70... Didn't they do something similar with the Pacman thing? Sounds like they don't have enough compute
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by studer 16y ago
It says so in the announcement, so that's pretty likely. "Priority Inbox will be rolling out to all Gmail users, including those of you who use Google Apps, over the next week or so."
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by studer 16y ago
If you annoy people, chances are that you'll end up in their spam filters anyway. This is for the kind of stuff that people leave in their inboxes to read later (or, if they're organized, auto-forward to some "read later" folder).
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by studer 16y ago
I guess the fact that Twitter employees use bit.ly to map from short url:s to slightly longer url:s even in mails means something, but I'm not sure what. (the http://bit.ly/sitestreams_doc link goes to http://dev.twitter.com/pages/site_s
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by studer 16y ago
Anything new compared to what? There was plenty of background information in the article, and definitely more info than in the OP's "is this site down?" link to the site that is down. Or was this an "Ask HN"?
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by studer 16y ago
You're behind the news: http://www.cnbc.com/id/38833555/
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by studer 16y ago
http://www.xtranormal.com/ "If you can type, you can make movies."
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by studer 16y ago
And Facebook. And Buzz. And probably all other status feeds they can get their hands on. (But sure, from playing a bit with the feature, it sure looks like Twitter is drowning out everyone else.)
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by studer 16y ago
And the Cintiq is a screen as well, so plenty of screen space there. Here's the sound effect program he was using, btw: http://www.drpetter.se/project_sfxr.html
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by studer 16y ago
The RSS autopost stuff puzzles me. Are they turning into an on-line RSS reader, with a shared discussion space?
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by studer 16y ago
Join an open source project? Find someone at work that's willing to do reviews for you if you do them for him? (slow-motion pair programming, kind of). Read code written by your company's best programmers and compare what they did with h
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by studer 16y ago
Flow: 1. While the page is loading, look at the utm_source crap in the URL and wonder why the submitter couldn't be bothered to clean that up. 2. Read the first sentence and identify this as a writer of the "I should start with a personal a
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by studer 16y ago
Small to medium size companies? If so, I'd say they're probably more interested in experience & knowledge from related projects and technologies than more theoretical concepts (the really big actors tend to hire for an idealized positi
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by studer 16y ago
I'm pretty sure computer-to-computer was available globally from the beginning, and the oldest SkypeOut review I could find during a quick search involved someone calling the US, Canada, Romania and Argentina. Skype was a European company,
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by studer 16y ago
What kind of company?
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by studer 16y ago
That was about as content-free as you'd expect from an eHow article.
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by studer 16y ago
US only, again?
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by studer 16y ago
I'm not entirely sure if "next-to-last" and "last" can be described as opposites, though :-)
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by studer 16y ago
"payback time" for what? Why are you quoting your own one-liner comment from that page in your submission? And why not just link to the original Reuters article, instead of linking to something that looks a lot like a machine-generated sp
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by studer 16y ago
"Also its not fraud as they are not keeping the money, the money goes to the authors of the stories." The buyers (i.e. the people being defrauded) might disagree.
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by studer 16y ago
I thought Chrome pulled in some really bad font, but apparently your designer thought "text-shadow:1px 1px 1px white;" was a great idea to use on your website. Will I blow some circuits if I look at the actual application? :-)

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