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davewasmer
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Comment #9345439
I find this kind of stuff fascinating, but lack the CS and/or mathematics background to understand the discussion beyond the basics. I think I grasp the concepts outlined in the gr…
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Comment #7772922
The colors used for the map on the homepage are basically indistinguishable to colorblind folks like myself (the trusted vs. untrusted colors, specifically), just FYI.
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Comment #6328704
Why does the app need permission to post tweets for me? Not a chance, sorry.
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Comment #6010562
Just an FYI, but your choice of series colors for your graph are very difficult to differentiate as a colorblind person. Might consider changing one of the colors.
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Comment #5960780
Isn't that a cost/value calculation? :) You value some things because you enjoy them, more than you value other possible uses of that time.
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Comment #5659531
It's a combination of a proxy, a DNS server, a ipfw rule, and a resolver file. All that is needed to allow you to capture port 80 traffic without running your application server wi…
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Comment #5543828
A fantastic example of horrible information visualization. Those bar charts are almost useless. The colors don't seem to correspond to anything, the ranking is apparently random, a…
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Comment #5228454
I'm confused. The author seems to advocate for civil, rational, open-minded discussion, and follows it by advocating that the industry effectively exile someone whose views he disa…
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Comment #5198457
Yep, basically. Wherever the conversation leads. I haven't been disappointed yet!
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Comment #5198452
Haha - I actually ended up visiting Future Advisor ... across the hall from Engine Yard. The door to the office was shut, so I didn't get a chance to say hi :/
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Comment #5194376
Near Union Square - let me know if you'd like to chat at some point over the weekend!
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Comment #5194375
Thanks for the tip about meetups - any in particular that you would recommend? Not sure what you meant by running a tight ship. If you mean allowing strangers into the office, I un…
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Comment #5194357
I'll see if I can swing by - 48 hours is a tight schedule, but looks pretty interesting. Thanks for the tip.
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Comment #5194344
Honestly, I'm more interested in meeting the people. If they are up for showing off the office, that's fine, and a good way to break the ice. But I'm not an interior office designe…
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Comment #5194340
Sounds like you had a fun time! Any tips on discovering those random trivia parties (or YC parties to crash ...)?
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Comment #5194334
Unfortunately, I fly out Sunday night (if Boston Logan is cleared out by then!). Thanks for the tip though, wish I could make it.
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Ask HN: First time in SF today and tomorrow – can I visit your startup?
Hey Hacker News: it's my first time in San Francisco this weekend, and I'd love to get a taste of the startups in the area. I'm a frontend developer working at a startup in Boston,…
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Comment #5135398
So, as far as I can tell, there are two benefits this article outlines: avoiding highly nested code, and handling certain types of errors better. Are there other benefits? In my ex…
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Comment #4646740
What about if it isn't OSS? Do you like more reference style docs (i.e. this method takes arguments x, y, z, returns a string) or narrative (i.e. to accomplish goal x, you'll need …
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Comment #4646680
Personally, I find Stripe's documentation to be excellent. It's clear, concise, and a good balance between narrative guides and comprehensive reference material: https://stripe.com…