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webology
17y ago
Apple should automatically flag accounts who release over a dozen, fifty, or so many apps and review each account. This would cut down on abusers and let them focus their efforts more productively.
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Living in a browser [dive into mark]
(diveintomark.org)
2 points
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webology
17y ago
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Less is more
(nathanborror.com)
14 points
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
Although I disagree with most of Nathan's points, there is a really good discussion going on.
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Sass isn't for me
(nathanborror.com)
24 points
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webology
17y ago
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Basic Maths
(basicmaths.subtraction.com)
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
eBay is a great example of how charging money does not curve bogus, repetitive listings or fraud for that matter. A reputation system might go a long way and make people more accountable.
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webology
17y ago
Can you say misleading?
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webology
17y ago
It came off as funny and heartfelt and it sounded like people were laughing and smiling from the camera views of the audience. I can only see having this impression of Jordan if someone didn't watch the video all the way through or only li
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webology
17y ago
Every time I see a post like this or a craigslist redesign, etc I think the exact same thing.
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Goodbye AT&T Voicemail, Hello Google Voicemail
(twothirtyam.com)
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
I normally really like Khoi Vinh's work but he fell short in my eyes. It definitely has a NY Times feel to it. Apparently redesigning Craigslist is harder then even great designers think.
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American Vice: Mapping the 7 Deadly Sins
(wired.com)
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webology
17y ago
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Django Dose - Introduction to Aggregates in Django
(djangodose.com)
2 points
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webology
17y ago
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Tornado on Twisted
(dustin.github.com)
66 points
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webology
17y ago
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Disney to Acquire Marvel Entertainment
(corporate.disney.go.com)
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webology
17y ago
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37 comments
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Adactio: Journal—HTML 5 and me
(adactio.com)
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
I'm not sure why anyone would want to build an ECG machine but it's damn cool that you can!
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webology
17y ago
There was a post on Hacker News quite a while back about it. I wish there were another option for members over 2 years too so that "classic" remains "classic".
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webology
17y ago
There is a lot of noise but I prefer the classic view - http://news.ycombinator.com/classic over the existing homepage. It'd be nice to have a few features like never show me techcrunch articles again but all in all I still prefer Hack
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webology
17y ago
Yes
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webology
17y ago
Seems silly to make a web app of Latitude but I'm not sure what else would be gained from creating an iPhone app. I'm really interested to see what happens in this space (for Brightkite too, etc) when or if Apple lets us write services for
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Testing events with Twisted's Trial
(app.arat.us)
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webology
17y ago
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The simple basics of github_buildbot.py
(app.arat.us)
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
I have no idea what why does for a living but apparently not having a day job or at least having a flexible enough schedule that allows one to write code for fun helps. The punch card view is one of the best visualizations I've seen yet.
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webology
17y ago
Carrot (by the same author) might be more what you want - http://github.com/ask/carrot/ It started off as being Django specific then was later re-factored to not be.
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Charging (a lot) for news online: The Newport Daily News
(niemanlab.org)
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webology
17y ago
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webology
17y ago
Great idea, it would be interesting to see how the various big name apple geeks like Gruber's predictions actually pan out. The last few years is all I've followed him so I don't doubt he was more off in the past.
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webology
17y ago
Me too but Gruber has a really good track record on his predictions.
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webology
17y ago
I'm honestly not surprised since Leo is a nice guy. However, it speaks to Arrington's character that he would accuse Leo of bias before allowing him to explain why he liked the pre. I agree with Leo's original assessment that Arrington
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