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by thomasfl 12y ago
Do I have to to the work of editing the video myself to be able to watch it? When watching this video, you have to change to camera angle yourself to be able to see the presenter introducing the artist. I think I'd prefer to have someo
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by thomasfl 12y ago
They have should stated more clearly that fuel cells doesn't pollute. There are plenty of people that don't know this.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Adobe will probably have a hard time getting users over from Sublime, Github's Atom or JetBrains editors, just to name a few, if they don't commit a lot of resources into it. Github repo: https://github.com/adobe&#
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Cool! Do you use Telegram as a backend for jaconda.im as well? If so, then it's also cool to see somebody giving Slack some competition with a more open backend server.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Do you plan to integrate with e-mail? I would like to have e-mails sendt to special adresses displayed in the group chat.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
This look like the kind of service github might offer their users some day. When Telegram finally open sources their server, that might not be to difficult either.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
My first computer too. I remember I managed to create a Frogger like game in ascii art, before turning off the computer and deleting the game for ever.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Does someone now where the stunning photo of a library was taken?
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Good tip! I would prefer a monitor with the same screen as the Amazon kindle. It was discussed on HN last weekend.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Programming has learnt me nothing but bad habits. A tendency to read HN instead of doing proper work. Constantly forgetting to go to bed in time, staying up all night in stead, constantly being woken up by the all too bright hypnotising mon
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by thomasfl 12y ago
I've been looking for an e-ink like monitor for years. The bright light from todays screens has a strong hypnotising effect, that ruins your concentration and makes you more awake at night.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
It would be very interesting to have a small palm sized power plant if it could power an iPhone more than two days. The page on kickstarter doesn't say anything about pollution. Not everybody knows that fuel cells don't emit pollu
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by thomasfl 12y ago
"Five years ago, the Philadelphia police thought that carrying Arabic-language flashcards was enough to warrant the arrest of an innocent traveler." From a norwegian standpoint, where police are not allowed to wear guns, it's
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Eric Schmidt says [the internet] "will be part of your presence all the time". This vision has a name, and the name is ethernet.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
In experiments happy rats is less likely to get addicted to heroin than unhappy rats living alone in a small cage. If you are having problems with addiction or self destructive behaviour, it might no be you that's the problem, but the
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by thomasfl 12y ago
+1 for the weird title
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Happy people are much less likely to become drug addicts, terrorists or criminals. Study of rats actually gives some proof. Unhappy rats alone in a cage with both heroine water and normal water gets addicted to drugs more often than happy r
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Has Balsamiq released a new mockup designing app with even more wobbly lines? Seriously, I'll use this as a checklist the next I create a new frontpage for a product.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
This got to be the best way to get developers interested in turing completeness in general and more specifically the rule 110 cellular automaton. Some University should give Notch an Honorary degree soon, if he hasn't got one already.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
You are probably right. I would be pleased to be directed to some good sources about cryptography.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
I can certainly understand why it sometimes sucks to be a Croatian based startup. But being a Norwegian based startup can also be quite hard. Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world, but it's still quite small and on the
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by thomasfl 12y ago
This article is just technical enough for me. As a developer implementing security can be a pain in the ass. All I wan't is someone to tell if a protocol is secure, and get done with it.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Even if HN readers are getting tired of all the new "Javascript librairie de jour", it's really exciting to see how new techniques are refined and improved in a fast tempo. Keep them libraries coming!
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by thomasfl 12y ago
I like the use of a virtual DOM and the custom tags. Custom tags is what makes Angular easy to use. But I would like to see some benchmarks. I'm afraid parsing every single byte of every single html template is slow. Riot also needs wi
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by thomasfl 12y ago
tl;dr Subliminal advertising may be based on a kernel of scientific truth, but in practice it's a devilishly tricky thing to pull off.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
Boredom is the best way to boost creativity. Forcing yourself to sit in a really boring place without the stimulation of a cell phone or a laptop, and only a pen and a paper, works wonder. Intake of psychoactive drugs, makes you high or low
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by thomasfl 12y ago
A basic javascript library for doing crud operations against a Rails backend should come as standard with Rails. It's better than angular's services and similar libraries.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
I hope you'll find time to package both this and your javascript physics code. Your constraints abstraction looks very promising. Now all you need is to package it up. The examples are excellent.
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by thomasfl 12y ago
You are right. In scandinavia, where I live, work is seen as almost a religion. It's the same culture in all european protestant countries. These are the same countries that drink the most coffee.
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I would love to know what Eric Ries or Steve Blank would say about this board game.

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