themullet

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by themullet 1y ago
The article has 1.5% per decade and that's over the past 2 decades, which could be accounted for by the measuring point, especially with an 11 year solar cycle.
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by themullet 1y ago
It's worth noting Neptune clouds are doing similar due to the suns 11 year solar cycle. https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/neptunes-disappeari... AI summary; "Yes, astronomers have observed that Ne
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by themullet 11y ago
Point / function is it loads a website every x seconds. The obfuscation comes as it's utility, as it loads in an iframe in your browser you have the full pull of the site inc js etc, which if you wanted to could be used to semi ob
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Simple Web iFrame based surfer / obfuscator(github.com)
1 points by themullet 11y ago|3 comments
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by themullet 11y ago
Difficult problem, I do know what you mean about fitting messy life into patterns, that said some can still be invaluable at times. Something like a singleton would be handy to stop multiple creation of an object, for web design mvc just ma
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by themullet 11y ago
Design Patterns! As you said your problem is "how to decompose into classes/methods/libraries" Book wise, I learnt them from "Head first design patterns" which is useful and fun or for a quicker overview - htt
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by themullet 11y ago
Would say general brain storming and inquisitiveness, i.e. how does this actually work and can I improve on it. As an example of this thinking, I looked at ghostery a while back and thought it could be cool to work out what I would have lea
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The Problem with Job Titles: Part 2(blog.workshape.io)
37 points by themullet 11y ago|10 comments
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by themullet 11y ago
really similar shapes, guess really both are web site languages
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by themullet 12y ago
cool concept, the very best of luck growing it and getting more employers and employees on board.
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by themullet 15y ago
not much, hardly even read hacker news any more. only daily ones: gaming forum for a game a bunch of us used to play back in the day. email too busy coding.
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by themullet 16y ago
I learnt hardly anything computer related at uni, I actually lost some knowledge. However the social side and the things I learnt about myself made it more then worth it.
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by themullet 16y ago
So true with the contracts on the side. A lot of start ups end up taking years, need something for living/server costs so you can keep following the dream.
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by themullet 16y ago
Just fixing this problem myself at the moment. Currently living with parents working on a new version of my main startup. Bartered a work exchange with a designer for a new design for the site so I can purely work on the code. Last week pic
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Feedback on weekend hack together project - feed rewriter
1 points by themullet 16y ago|0 comments
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by themullet 16y ago
Few grand / silly ideas had: Neuroscience - Brain scan a person from all religions to show it's the same thing that they are all doing. (massive blood flow reduction in the part of the brain that orientates their positioning) Eco - Do a t
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by themullet 16y ago
The one that made me truely see the beauty of maths: Hallucinogenic drugs - due to the hallucinations basis in geometric shapes and patterns. Not really useful for teaching yourself K-12 math however for the beauty of it nothing better
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by themullet 16y ago
A megaupload / rapidshare premium account or would put it into advertising
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by themullet 16y ago
Hackers every time. It just makes me want to go code something
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by themullet 16y ago
Would think about on 1 - does the product work? has it been tested, could you get it infront of clients? As for the 40k lines of his code and his component; write up tests, refactor it where need be and if the worse comes to the worse launc
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by themullet 16y ago
Nice quote there. Few of my favourites. mark twain: "Dance like nobody’s watching; Love like you’ve never been hurt. Sing like nobody’s listening; Live like it’s heaven on earth." Einstein: "imagination is more important than knowledge" Pro
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by themullet 16y ago
rss feed please. feel free to contact me if you need a basic php one.
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by themullet 17y ago
Personally do mass cooking, picking up ingredients either from a farm shop or if I'm short on time from one of the veggie box schemes. Started off with big chillis and curries, making 6 times the amount I would normally do and freezing the
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by themullet 17y ago
have to sign in to see app ideas, contact is via mailo, sort by app ideas?
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by themullet 17y ago
some more: unit testing - annoyingly rather handy, had a good argument about why it's better not to use it, well I use it, I lost that argument but gained a lot. design patterns open source projects - a great benefit to your skills, there
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by themullet 17y ago
I've dumbed myself down before, to the point where people didn't notice I was smart. Was nice going under the radar. Tried for a while to knock down my intelligence with heavy amounts of drug and alcohol abuse, reading crap and not remotely
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by themullet 17y ago
Development environment. Get auto complete and api lookup in your dev environment. Keep it simple. Most php you need to do can be done with a few commands (function, str_replace, mysql_query, while(mysql_fetch_array), includes and logic sta
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It's not which browser it's which browsers and how you use them(hippyrants.com)
1 points by themullet 18y ago|0 comments