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Kilimanjaro
13y ago
I like this one, everything in one place: http://georgenava.appspot.com/demo/hn/index.html * Mockup, nothing works.
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14y ago
So you need a war to unite the country? How about the 'War On Corruption'™?
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Kilimanjaro
14y ago
While I applaud creative thinking, I want to say no, thanks. I hate scrolling to be honest, I lose concentration when everything moves and kind of makes me dizzy. I like some ways I've seen on the ipad to paginate info without scrolling. No
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14y ago
"Out of the ~250 programs I wrote last year, 2-3 would have benefited from being written in a functional style." Donald Knuth
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14y ago
Tell me how you enter a QR code on a touch screen. At least the url you can enter, QR code fails, as your argument 'entering them on a touch screen is harder'. That problem is pertinent to both, so QR codes are still worse than urls. Your a
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14y ago
2001:0db8:85a3:0042:1000:8a2e:0370:7334 That's the internet of things. |2001:0db8| |85a3:0042| |1000:8a2e| |0370:7334| Or that, if you like squares.
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14y ago
URLs killed QR codes. Get over it. Easier to read, easier to share, easier to remember.
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14y ago
Mark Shuttleworth. I've seen your balls, and they are big and brassy!
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14y ago
I've been a google supporter for years, until they do something ugly to you, and now that love is gone. Fuck you google, if you don't listen to your users you're doomed to extinction. You stole my hard earned money in adsense for over a cou
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14y ago
We will never achieve artificial intelligence unless we create a program that can differentiate good from evil, pleasure from pain, positive from negative. The basic building blocks of life. If we continue making faster and faster machines
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14y ago
Please, if you want to go postal, don't aim at our kids, aim at the politicians. Drain your frustrations with those who destroy our future, not those who will build it.
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14y ago
I always wanted to ask these questions to a knowledgeable group of people: - What if there was a worldwide law about minimum wage at $7/hr? - How would world economies react? - Would it end poverty? destroy economies? ignite wars? - Who is
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14y ago
nReduce is missing a great opportunity. Competition is always good for the consumer.
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14y ago
'under unusual circumstances' Hmm...
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14y ago
If I was a language designer looking for a change, I'd go to Yosemite and apply as park ranger. That would be a change. But dropbox?
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14y ago
Why Guido left? That's the question.
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14y ago
We are!
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14y ago
And at $999. But looks like Dell doesn't like our money.
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14y ago
We are an interstellar malfunction. I like that.
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14y ago
After the bitcoin debacle, it went from $30+ to $3- and I knew if it were to rebound to that same price again, that would be the perfect time to buy. Three dollars, now I regret it.
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14y ago
Exactly, that's my point. Not meant to demerit your great work. The admin/crud stuff, moderation panel, account management, etc, that's what django was developed for. Great choice. If you ask me to start Disqus from scratch again, I'd proba
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14y ago
What is a distributed commenting system? An HTML script tag to load a static file that will ping an api that will serve you comments. What is django? A framework with strong routing, OR-mapping, templates and admin modules. You need none to
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14y ago
Using django for a distributed commenting system? Hammer and screws.
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14y ago
I rather spend $10B in producing ten million TVs and selling them at 50% profit. Jobs would agree.
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14y ago
To use Javascript you don't need a license. Javascript object literals are part of Javascript, ergo, you don't need a license. Json, which is the string representation of a javascript object literal for transmission and storage, doesn't nee
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14y ago
A true genius doesn't want fame, fortune, awards, he doesn't want to stretch hands, hell, he doesn't even want to sign autographs. All he want is peace, out of the spotlight, in absolute and maddening silence, to keep doing what he does bes
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14y ago
Mr. Doob is god. Yes he is. I admire everything he does. If anybody should be making a million bucks a year for playing with code, that should be him.
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14y ago
Kevin Rose returns to Digg! * crickets * Commander Taco returns to Slashdot! * more crickets * There are some things that can't be undone.
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14y ago
Toys, toys, toys! It's all about toys! I want to see iPhone controlled toy tanks with cameras and laser sensors, so me and my brother can kill each other without moving away from our desks. I want to see usb telescopes, microscopes, thermo
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14y ago
Easier for digg to come back to my bookmarks than techcrunch. That means never.
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