vitno

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   by vitno 14y ago

   So... when dolphins gangs of male bottlenose dolphins isolate a single female and forcibly mate with her... we charge them with rape, right?
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   by vitno 14y ago

   If the next release date is today, as in the case of walking dead, it should say! otherwise, nice.
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   by vitno 14y ago

   went to pennApps... even a little attention to gluten-free would have been nice.
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   by vitno 14y ago

   http://paul.graham.arelikefacebook.com/
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   by vitno 14y ago

   this. No offense to these professors, but what are they presenting in their video lectures that I can't garner from their writing?
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   by vitno 14y ago

   I know several charismatic "type-A" personality people who are amazing programmers...flat out amazing. Just because you have social skills doesn't mean that you automatically suck at programming. These are extreme over generalizations and d
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   by vitno 14y ago

   all of the damn physics simulations out there... I'm taking a physics course right now...
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   by vitno 14y ago

   I would assume that it is moving via mouse scroll...
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   by vitno 14y ago

   I was a hacker there. I actually think some of the coolest projects went totally unnoticed. My personal favorite was http://www.bbcat.co/ , which some Rutgers people made. There were also some pretty sweet hardware ones out there. Some guy
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    by vitno 14y ago

    Moving to other countries is crazy difficult. They have to deal with a whole host of legal BS every time.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    thank you! I love the site btw
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    by vitno 14y ago

    SOUND. never auto play sound!
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    by vitno 14y ago

    As a counter point, I run Arch. The one time I had a problem I couldn't solve, I fired off an email to the Humble Bundle support team. They had a fix for me in <5 minutes.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    It's a great book. I bought it when it came out because I love both authors work so much.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    I really can't emphasize enough how awesome Hacker School is. I was in the last batch. If spending three months working on open source projects, developing & stretching your coding skills, meeting awesome people, & living in NYC sou
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    by vitno 14y ago

    pythonic is easily summed up whenever you type 'import this'! for those without a python interpreter handy: >>> import this The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simple
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    by vitno 14y ago

    webRTC doesn't support raw data streams. I'm fairly active in the dev community, and it looks like they won't be implemented for quite a while.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    A lack of support for changing keybindings is annoying... (I use dvorak) other than that, cool!
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    by vitno 14y ago

    I was actually talking to the Stripe president about this. He was talking about the difficulties in expanding to new monetary markets and how they have to partner with banks and such. However, They are expanding to Canada, UK, & Germany
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    by vitno 14y ago

    for a great multi-user demo of webRTC check out https://bitly.com/webrtcio and it's resulting library, webRTC.io
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    by vitno 14y ago

    not yet arbitrary data. The protocol is also really hairy, I recommend using https://github.com/webRTC/webRTC.io
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    by vitno 14y ago

    I don't go on reddit much anymore, but the /r/paleo community is almost directly responsible for my 75+ pound weight loss. They easily supplied the basic knowledge & a sense of community.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    It doesn't use IP... it uses a protocol called CCSDS
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    by vitno 14y ago

    you are totally right, I didn't look at it well enough.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    This is very similar to webrtc.io, except that webRTC.io is actually open and doesn't require their proprietary API (and it's agreement). https://github.com/webRTC/webRTC.io
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    by vitno 14y ago

    How is this "Google Fiber"? Can't we just call it fiber? edit: title changed, thanks!
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    by vitno 14y ago

    yea! There are many people in the current batch from Europe.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    check out the source: https://github.com/cavedweller/webRTC.io Try using our library, feel free to give us feedback! We'd like to eventually have a library that abstracts out the nasty parts of webRTC. Similar to how socket.io does.
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    by vitno 14y ago

    If you try using this, give us some feedback! We'd love to make the library better!
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    show HN: Peer-to-peer group video chat in the web browser(github.com)

    9 points by vitno 14y ago|2 comments