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Ask HN: How do I acquire funding for a startup non-profit?
8 points by superjared 17y ago|10 comments
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by superjared 17y ago
What was Divvyshot, exactly?
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by superjared 17y ago
Maybe you should quit smoking. Seriously though, the iPad isn't made for the likes of us on Hacker News (though I still kinda want one). It's for people like my father who don't really give a damn what a computer is as long as it's easy to
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by superjared 17y ago
Not in the slightest. Just because we're married does not mean we're together forever. Every day I wake up and see her is another day I want to show her how much she means to me. I don't believe in soul mates, but I do believe in true love.
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by superjared 17y ago
One interesting part is that they used fewer calories of HFCS than sugar in the trial, yet it still prompted more weight gain.
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by superjared 17y ago
I'm only as successful as I am because I wanted to prove to my girlfriend (now my wife) that I am worthy of her. Plus, she's hot.
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by superjared 17y ago
The two features I want are conversations and easy archival.
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by superjared 17y ago
I think the author fails to notice that with Git you can have your cake and eat it too. We use a centralized canonical repo for each of our projects as well as origin (developer) repos. With branches we can more easily add larger features w
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by superjared 17y ago
Possibly the greatest thing about this release is the "Append Only File". The Append Only File is an alternative way to save your data in Redis that is fully durable! Unlike the snapshotting (default) persistence mode, where the database i
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Redis 1.2 Stable Released(code.google.com)
1 points by superjared 17y ago|1 comments
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by superjared 17y ago
You should look at greenlet. Pretty cool stuff, used heavily in eventlet and gevent.
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by superjared 17y ago
A key feature in RabbitMQ 1.7, unmentioned in this post, is native SSL support. Before this version, stunnel was required to talk securely with Rabbit.
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by superjared 17y ago
No it doesn't.
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by superjared 17y ago
The real meat: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.6.3/NEWS.txt
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by superjared 17y ago
Erlang uses epoll on Linux, kqueue on BSDs, et cetera.
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by superjared 17y ago
I love Erlang--don't get me wrong--but this is flawed. He uses Tornado on a system that doesn't have epoll() so it uses select() instead, and then the author continues to show how Tornado will fail at higher concurrency levels. This is not
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Building an Echo Server Using Tornado(superjared.com)
37 points by superjared 17y ago|9 comments
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Birds on the Wires (set to music)(vimeo.com)
1 points by superjared 17y ago|0 comments
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by superjared 17y ago
I'd say it's a little more similar to Thin, which is a web server based on EM.
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by superjared 17y ago
The author mentions South Korea and its foreign policy several times. I would prefer to know more about (and attempt to predict) the foreign policy of North Korea over South, because of its closed-off nature. Did anyone else think that the
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by superjared 17y ago
I would probably never use Pedant for a library that was never touched by other developers. Just like tests, Pedant can prevent others from breaking something (or at least bring attention to it). Ruby's implicit returns make this situation
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by superjared 17y ago
My brain must be off because I hate the latter two.
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by superjared 17y ago
Blog spam for : http://www.agilezen.com/
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by superjared 17y ago
This must be old because ma.gnolia, now defunct, is #12.
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by superjared 17y ago
Looks like you have to give your root password, which, no offense to Clever Collie, doesn't seem like a good idea. I'd prefer to see a shell script generator, or something like that. Full disclosure: I'm a developer at Slicehost.
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by superjared 17y ago
Type in "Hacker New" and you'll note that the first result shows the site with it's URL, not just the name. Is that it?
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by superjared 17y ago
A large reason of why URL shorteners are hard to maintain is the incredible amount of spam they receive. At Slicehost we seem to get spamcop emails every day about yet another URL shortener someone has created because the spammers will use
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by superjared 17y ago
Any advice on how to get started on a DIY notebook?
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by superjared 17y ago
It's not the worst I've seen, but it sure is bad.
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Researcher Exposes Flaws in Certificate Authority Web Applications(darkreading.com)
2 points by superjared 17y ago|0 comments

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