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by sri 14y ago
Surely vitess ( http://code.google.com/p/vitess/ ) would be one. Written by and for YouTube. (I haven't looked at that code too closely though.)
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by sri 16y ago
Would love to see a screen at the back also -- dual screens, if you will. That way I can have one app running on the "front" screen and another on the "back" screen.
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by sri 17y ago
signed up. "Click on the best photo" showed me my profile photo (the same photo) 5 times.
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by sri 17y ago
Please Don't Mistake My Apathy For A Lack of Understanding: http://www.thisismobility.com/blog/2009/04/11/please-dont-mi...
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by sri 17y ago
I have a Greasemonkey script in FF ( http://defcraft.blogspot.com/2009/02/greasemonkey-search-hel... ) that'll google for the current selection in a background tab when ALT-G is pressed. And it uses GM_openInTab API call. Its equivalent in
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by sri 17y ago
Did this over the weekend. Hope it doesn't break things too badly!
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HN comments bookmarklet: sort comments, marks new comments on reload...(defcraft.blogspot.com)
16 points by sri 17y ago|4 comments
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by sri 17y ago
I use a Greasemonkey script: select & hit Alt-A, searches Amazon in background tab. Alt-G, google. Alt-Y, youtube. etc.
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by sri 17y ago
how do we know it is by the python software foundation?
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by sri 17y ago
ruby uses < (less than) for inheritance; also regular expressions start & end with / (slash). you have %W, %w for arrays and %q, %Q for string. things like "class << self ..." looks weird to those new to ruby. also stuff lik
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by sri 17y ago
Try something totally different. It could be a totally different technology: say Ruby on Rails or maybe Flex/Flash & Actionscript. How about becoming a designer? Something you have never considered before or never thought of as worthwhi
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by sri 17y ago
maybe because we now live in the google era -- easier/faster to just google it
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Blekko's ambient cluster health visualization(skrenta.com)
30 points by sri 17y ago|5 comments
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The Hacking Business Model(askmonty.org)
4 points by sri 17y ago|0 comments
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by sri 18y ago
13th slide: http://cs343-spr0607.stanford.edu/materials/jeff_dean/ IIRC, this was a Stanford class, where they had invited a bunch of people to talk about software. The main site seems to be offline ( http://cs343-spr0607.stanford.edu )
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by sri 18y ago
there is lots of content (mit open courseware, lectures from many universities in iTunes, free books being released online) available for self-learners. is there a "virtual university/classroom" website that helps different people to study
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by sri 18y ago
see rx.el in (i think) the emacs-lisp directory
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John Ousterhout on Startup company culture(home.pacbell.net)
2 points by sri 18y ago|0 comments
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by sri 19y ago
looks like pg in europe taking the picture of a old hotel from the outside
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by sri 19y ago
The Art of Learning: A Journey in the Pursuit of Excellence by Josh Waitzkin (the movie Searching for Bobby Fisher was about him): talks about the higher stages of mastery. Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Art-Learning-Journey-Pursuit-Excelle
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Wanted: A Name For High-Tech Grief (Don Knuth)(www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu)
10 points by sri 19y ago|7 comments
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Is Greed Good? by John Stossel [6 part YouTube video]
5 points by sri 19y ago|11 comments
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by sri 19y ago
very inspiring, pmarca! with your blog -- you have given a lot to the startup geeks! and with this, you have given something amazing to your local community. Thank you. and looking forward to your "fondest hope"!!!
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That CMU professor's Last Lecture on Google Video(video.google.com)
2 points by sri 19y ago|0 comments
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by sri 19y ago
oops, accidentally clicked the down bar (making your comment 0 points) while scanning thru the newcomments section. sorry, can't seem to undo it :-( apologies!!
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by sri 19y ago
trying to confuse the competition? :-) (where XXXXXXX is the site name and YYYYYYY is the session id (?)). looks great though!! https://auctomatic.com/app/XXXXXXX_run.py?=YYYYYYYY https://auctomatic.com/app/XXXXXXX?_main.asp=YYYYYYYY
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Jon Bentley's Beautiful Code Google Talk(video.google.com)
10 points by sri 19y ago|0 comments
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by sri 19y ago
I made this http://defcraft.org/hacks/pycmds/pii.py to help define "commands" in the interactive interpreter. Commands like "ls" and "h os". "ls" is a simple command -- invokes the Unix command "ls -l". A more complicated one: "h os" --
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by sri 19y ago
Here are the languages that have big communities: Perl, Python, Ruby, PHP, Javascript, C#/VB.NET and Java. Subscribe to lots of blogs from each community. (Many of them have planet aggregators like "Planet Python" and "Planet Ruby".) Also
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by sri 19y ago
there is no way to delete entries -- i created 3 by accident -- and also no way to delete entries when you don't want you location connected your username anymore.

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