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by tomerico 17y ago
The collection of sample programs is fun to look at: http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samples.html
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Five Myths About Older Developers(theserverside.com)
1 points by tomerico 17y ago|0 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
Google's openness goes much further than glass walls. For example, you'll rarely find a person in a private office. Even Page and Brin share an office. In other words, Google does not believe in privacy.
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by tomerico 17y ago
Perhaps to better emphasis the abnormal structure of this company.
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The Game(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by tomerico 17y ago|1 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
You can invite yourself to create an account, and than you do not need SMS validation.
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by tomerico 17y ago
I assume they could keep the part that decode H.264 closed source, or other creative solution.
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Ask HN: Any of you summarize lectures with a laptop?
3 points by tomerico 17y ago|2 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
There is a hidden feature on many tabs - They close with mouse middle click! This is extremely important on tabs, because they always seems to have the smallest x button possible. I've tested it to work on Firefox, chrome, IE, Visual studio
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EntityCube - Biography Generator (by Microsoft Research)(entitycube.research.microsoft.com)
1 points by tomerico 17y ago|0 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
This is exactly why I think the future is in Flash / Silverlight and not in html. It takes 10 years for the next version of html to arrive, and this is what it can do? Flash and Silverlight has a development cycle of 1 year. With a beta eve
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by tomerico 17y ago
I don't see your point. It's either a bug, or an extremely bug code. (And by the way, it certainly looks like a bug in that case).
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by tomerico 17y ago
Can you please link to your thesis as well?
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by tomerico 17y ago
I have known it as the celebrities formula, because if you write it this way: e^(pi i) + 1 = 0 It contains all the "celebrities" of the math world. It's quite cool actually.
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by tomerico 17y ago
So, on one hand, you wouldn't know how to make money before you gained experiance selling stuff, and the more experiance the better. On the other hand, you should gain experiannce by bootstrapping and putting your money at risk, instead of
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How Mario, Tetris, Sonic and Pong were made(offworld.com)
6 points by tomerico 17y ago|0 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
The problem wasn't "tasting", the problem was that too many domains are being held. Now the situation might be even worse...
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by tomerico 17y ago
I wonder why evolution hasn't made it possible to blink with each eye separately, so that no information is lost.
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by tomerico 17y ago
Thanks for the tips, I hope the deal gets through.
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Ask HN: How to safely buy a domain?
8 points by tomerico 17y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: What's your monitor set up?
3 points by tomerico 17y ago|3 comments
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by tomerico 17y ago
The problem is India is the heavy water pollution. The country receives plenty of rainfall.
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by tomerico 17y ago
Pi doesn't affects the ratio. However - the ratio of the areas is the square of the ratio of the radiuses, and that is the mistake in the graph.
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by tomerico 17y ago
After watching the video, I think the problem she had in resizing is not because it isn't intuitive, but because it required more delicate movement. The same reason it would be harder for her to twist a screw driver than to hit a hammer.
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by tomerico 17y ago
You made me tilt my head!
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by tomerico 17y ago
It's funny he seemed to try so hard to avoid writing the email directly, and you did just that.
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by tomerico 17y ago
The snippets from large sites such as IMDB and Amazon, are simply fantastic. Far better than Google.
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by tomerico 17y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the costs for the Amazon assignment were over 100$ for 4 people ranking pronounciability for 2 minutes each (On average). Meaning over 25$ for a 2 minutes (Lousy?) job...
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by tomerico 18y ago
Some feedback. Remove the categories pane completely. Replace checkboxes with buttons - clicking on them will cast the vote. Use the common categories from Digg / Stackoverflow and others (Top surveys, Controversial, Upcoming)