nilobject

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by nilobject 16y ago
Core-apps.com is hiring paid interns with the ability to telecommute. Our primary web stack is Ruby (Sinatra) backed by a blend of CouchDB, Redis, and PostgreSQL. We also have native iPhone and Android clients, but we're only looking for iP
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by nilobject 18y ago
Detroit (IIRC) made me do that. I was fine with it.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I have one, and I love it as well. I have a hard time committing to read long things on my computer -- I now just put it on my kindle, and when I'm away from my computer, I can focus and really read the articles.
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Ask YC: Seeking some language enthusiasts for a new podcast
3 points by nilobject 18y ago|1 comments
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by nilobject 18y ago
Exactly, if my professor was like this, I probably would have gone past Calc II.
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by nilobject 18y ago
But portions can be open source, as long as you keep what makes you as a business closed initially, you can retain control over your bloodline, while either open sourcing chunks or utilizing other open source projects.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I've jumped on Plurk, and I like it a lot.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I thought the title meant it was using Altivec or SSE, but it's merely operating on a chunk of 4 bytes at a time dealing with misaligned data up front. Still a good article, despite my initial disappointment. A similar article which origina
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by nilobject 18y ago
Oh Scribd, why must you ignore my scroll wheel? Original PDF: http://code.noahgift.com/pycon2008/pycon2008_cli_noahgift.pd...
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by nilobject 18y ago
I have my phpMyAdmin installed only on my secure site, behind HTTP authentication as well.
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10 Examples of Beautiful CSS Typography and How They Did It…(3point7designs.com)
5 points by nilobject 18y ago|0 comments
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by nilobject 18y ago
But at the same time, it could provide an "in" to people who normally wouldn't take funding for fear of the way VCs normally operate.
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by nilobject 18y ago
Cute, but throw some %20's at it.
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by nilobject 18y ago
http://friendfeed.com/nilobject
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by nilobject 18y ago
I used illbuzz.com. They are great, fast, and have high quality paper. I opted for the rounded corners, making it 1000 cards for $45. Excellent service.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I second this. I have this option turned on in reddit, and it keeps me from accidentally navigating away from reddit. I keep clicking on links here and by the time I read the article, I forget to press back instead of close, causing some fr
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by nilobject 18y ago
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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by nilobject 18y ago
Nasty? It just reloads it? I fail to see failure to cache as a nasty bug.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I forgot an obvious one that I pay for: SmugMug.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I don't know if it's true that free is killing us. I can point to several counterexamples, such as 37Signals and FogBugz that charge for their applications, and are apparently healthy. I think that no matter what, there will be people who w
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by nilobject 18y ago
Here's an audio version: http://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail-episode/342059/episode... And the direct link to the MP3 to avoid signing up: http://www.oopsla.org/oopsla2007/podcasts/invited-talks/keyn...
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by nilobject 18y ago
I loved it. Stick with it for the first... 15 minutes or so, and you'll realize how clever his talk is.
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by nilobject 18y ago
I tend to think that Easter Eggs are a sign of creativity in and of themselves. In one of my unreleased desktop applications, we poured way more time into an Easter egg than we should have (and uncovered a very interesting way to DOS a mac)
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by nilobject 18y ago
A cup of coffee.
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by nilobject 18y ago
Which means that on a smaller plane on a full flight, you may have to gate check your bag, leaving you lined up on the gateway when unboarding. I agree with you -- lining up sucks. What I tend to do is review my seats when I check in electr
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by nilobject 18y ago
At first glance it looks nice, but it doesn't work in Safari :-/
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by nilobject 18y ago
User Experience
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by nilobject 18y ago
Depends on your definition of best. The sites that tend to be flashy without purpose I don't like. Some common sites that I tend to use frequently that the UI never seems to get in my way: News.YC, Reddit, Facebook, and Twitter. To me, simp
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by nilobject 18y ago
I generally get annoyed at sites that keep emailing me about new features. I always unsubscribe or opt-out at sign in, but some people don't offer that feature.
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by nilobject 18y ago
Who cares? It's fun. Same with pranks at the office. Total waste of time, but huge morale boosters.

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