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vikram
18y ago
The shape and the size of the keys is more important that what is displayed on them.
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vikram
18y ago
Maybe they shouldn't have tracked sex of a child as compared to the weather on the day of conception or delivery of the child. To work out if kids conceived on a rainy day where more likely to be boys or girls. I have a confession to make.
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vikram
18y ago
The lack of cash for the gig isn't really the problem here. I think the problem is that the person asking for work is poor at business. If he is expecting this guy to work for free, he should make him feel super important, ask for advice an
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vikram
18y ago
Definitely black background.
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vikram
19y ago
I'm working on something similar. Turns out scrapping a small part of the problem. I don't use beautifulsoup. Turns out you can transform html of a page into a list, which can easily be scrapped. Now that I have used it to extract data out
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vikram
19y ago
Get PG's Ansi common lisp all the functions have been documented in that.
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Ask YC: What methods do you use to manage your time?
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vikram
19y ago
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vikram
19y ago
This is what I use at the moment. But, I find that the cycle is too long. I end up spending 10-15 minutes on something that could have been caught in real-time with something with auto-complete or a debugger.
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vikram
19y ago
I've just tried this, and it looks good. The code-completion feature is pretty good. Turns out it's good enough that I can ignore the need for a debugger. Probably will need to buy pro as the sftp feature is disabled in the community versio
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vikram
19y ago
there is flymake with Javascript configuration for emacs. I'll give that a try. http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/FlymakeJavaScript
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Ask YC: What editor/ide do you use to hack javascript?
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19y ago
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vikram
19y ago
I think there will be other ways to distribute the app than the itunes app store. You have access to the users contacts, so with permission you can send the others an email/sms containing a request for the app. Similar to facebook, myspace
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vikram
19y ago
You need to go and raise some money so that you don't have to do such a hard sell. If you can't do that, and want to wait until you have a prototype then look to hire someone on a contract. If it works out then you can make them an offer to
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19y ago
The indian post office has been doing this for over 10 years.
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vikram
19y ago
This guy is mistaken. It's not good enough to track large files. So I think it's very unlikely that it's what one needs to deal with all of our data needs. It works for small files and big trees of source, but personal data is not like that
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19y ago
I've been working on this for a little while now. You can definitely write a plug-in or pattern matching file for each site. Building a specific crawler for each website doesn't make sense. The custom bits you need are then ones that fill t
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19y ago
The sooner the better. I bet a few people here would want to help out. With the documentation and the like.
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vikram
19y ago
From the Ruby side the difference is the quantity and quality of libraries that are available. You are likely to find stuff that is currently been worked on, with CL this can be a real problem. There are a lot of half done libraries, so you
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vikram
19y ago
That was unfortunate. But the community did jump in and tried too help. There was no one else saying or doing anything weird. Anyone can do something stupid. It was stupid and mean.
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19y ago
How long have you guys been debating this? If it's longer than a day, that it's just a mechanism to help you not get started. Just write it, open the editor and make the first page, then the second and so on. Get the site built so that it w
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19y ago
I'm wondering if the problems happened because of some sort of economic downturn, or lack of available credit. I thought most of the time people just re mortgaged after the 2-3 year fixed deal.
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Evocative Names
(igorinternational.com)
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19y ago
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vikram
19y ago
There is only one way. You need to pick a problem and then try to solve it. The problem needs to have depth and should require some gumption on your part. Unfortunately, days when you try and solve one problem for a long time can be common.
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The US sub-prime crisis in graphics
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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19y ago
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19y ago
They could have easily gone back on their offer like they had done after the last war when India committed 1000s of soldiers.
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19y ago
Book the damn flight. Go meet your friends. If and when the time is right, open up about what is happening. Otherwise, just say that you are there to get away from it for a bit.
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19y ago
I don't think there is demand for another search engine that is 10% better than Google. Whatever comes along that can challenge Google, isn't going to be a "search engine" in a traditional sense of the word. Because Google mostly works and
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Microsoft buys Multimap for $50m
(business.timesonline.co.uk)
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19y ago
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Seth Godin's Books
(sethgodin.com)
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A Future So Bright You'll Need to Wear Sunglasses
(philip.greenspun.com)
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19y ago
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