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by thinkalone 16y ago
> Is there a way to just output the letters as a stream of phonyms? After noticing the frequency of NCBE, I focused on these three lines from the first document: (FLRSE PRSE ONDE 71 NCBE) (CDNSE PRSE ONS*E 74 NCBE) (PR+SE PRSE O
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by thinkalone 16y ago
You can change FF's behavior to match Chrome: setting browser.urlbar.autoFill to true in about:config will enable inline autocomplete in the awesomebar, instead of having to arrow down or tab down. The solution I use is bookmarking sites an
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by thinkalone 16y ago
"non-unique, non-personally identifiable" - http://blog.chromium.org/2010/06/in-open-for-rlz.html
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by thinkalone 16y ago
> Take Hacker News. I remember when it was like reading a programmer's mailing list. Well, there's http://news.usethesource.com/news :)
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Here's Google's page with instructions and further info - http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en...
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Most of the article is only worth skimming through, but don't skim so fast that you miss the kernel at the end ;) > Sometimes, people who don't understand any better confuse the mundane with the divine, mistake hard work for lightning b
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by thinkalone 16y ago
http://lastpass.com/ is indispensable for generating, managing, and auto-filling super-secure passwords that you never even have to know , let alone remember.
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Pretty cool project! Is there a feed anywhere, or will you post the results afterwards?
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by thinkalone 16y ago
> "Hard to imagine this kind of give and take on a National Public Radio page." What? Why? That seems like a cheap shot. NPR has an ombudsman who addresses issues with programming, and the producers of various public radio programs a
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Have you seen https://mozillalabs.com/ubiquity/ and http://vimperator.org/ ? Or maybe... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_%28web_browser%29 :)
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by thinkalone 16y ago
> but had fun doing it Well, that's more than a lot of people can say about certain projects! Want to give us a run-down of how you put it together?
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Schneier on Security: The Ineffectiveness of Vague Security Warnings(schneier.com)
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by thinkalone 16y ago
> HN has its own very limited markup syntax Just what we need, another subset of Markdown :(
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Quoting is also my top request. I find it strange that using > as blockquote would have been removed - What markdown interpreter does HN use?
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Looks doable to me - http://newyork.craigslist.org/search/hhh?query=astoria&s... The good thing is that most places that could be listed as "Astoria" will be in a nice location, so you can concentrate on checking out the apartments i
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by thinkalone 16y ago
That's a tough price to get much closer to Manhattan. Stick with Queens neighborhoods - you'll be equally closer to your work, but in a better quality neighborhood compared to your Brooklyn options at that price. Astoria would be my choic
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Sounds like you've certainly made an effort to contact them. My only other suggestion would be to contact their hosting company's support department and let them know there is a security issue with one of their clients' sites and you haven
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Did you email webmaster or postmaster @domain.com? What contact info is listed in their whois?
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by thinkalone 16y ago
I don't have any recommendations, but I remember someone putting together a similar list on reddit - http://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/ch0wt/a_reading_list_...
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Did you count the replies and hidden comments?
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by thinkalone 16y ago
I have been quite happy with Delicious and have used it for many years. Depending on how you use bookmarks, I would certainly suggest checking it out. I manage a large set of bookmarks between Delicious, StumbleUpon, Firefox's bookmarks,
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by thinkalone 16y ago
> What is the problem with Chrome bookmark sync? Well... http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Docs/thread?tid...
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Great guest, guys! I'm listening right now.
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Are you learning Ruby at the same time, or do you have prior experience with the language aside from RoR? Ruby "feels" quite different from PHP, so if you are tackling it in addition to learning Rails, possibly it would be better to stick
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Very nice, simplistic, usable design, and within a few minutes of just messing around, I was already able to find something cool to check out - http://hellohype.com/nicholasgross/391/ Good work so far and have fun building it out!
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by thinkalone 16y ago
I almost added a disclaimer about choosing proper subreddits, but I wanted to make sure you hadn't ruled out reddit for another reason. At the risk of sounding all Eternal September-y, reddit quality has indeed suffered in all main subredd
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Well... reddit? http://reddit.com
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Congratulations and best of luck with your new project! Have you thought about which language you'd like to learn? Don't forget to experiment and keep banging away at it until things fall into place!
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by thinkalone 16y ago
Agreed. OP, please follow your psychologist's advice and be honest with them about your obsessions. Mental health isn't about finding a secret key that will "make you better" - it involves working through a treatment plan with a trained p
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by thinkalone 16y ago
No problem, I hope it helps you out or gives you some inspiration! Since I don't know much about machine learning: what do you plan to build your JS library to do or support? Is it just for research, or are there ways to use it in a more

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