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giantfuzzypanda
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About giantfuzzypanda
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Comment #1645302
Everyone's own square appears blue.
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Comment #1625048
probably, i had to use chrome
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Comment #1624616
Pretentious
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Comment #1589244
So if someone has javascript disabled what happens?
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Comment #1588115
I doubt OSX has more overhead, if games run faster on linux than they should run at least as fast as windows on osx, with proper drivers.
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Comment #1588103
1. Wait until a serious attempt at proving P != NP is posted 2. Write rambling blog post and offer a ridiculous amount of money for something that now is incredibly unlikely 3. Mas…
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Comment #1583569
It's probably because you're an animefag. I mean, look at that emoticon.
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Comment #1569724
Except the UC schools don't support the Common App.
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Comment #1566714
this is a clever one
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Comment #1549924
Yep. That's why you shouldn't have pylons noobs running a site like reddit.
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Comment #1546373
http://ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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Comment #1537499
Whoops, forgot that HN doesn't have search. >. You know what you're talking about, so I'll agree that you're right, but the simple action of searching titles of submissions on Redd…
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Comment #1537250
There are tons of sites like reddit. Digg, delicious, Hacker News itself...it's not a good sign that Reddit needs to outsource its search to IndexTank, when literally every other s…
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Comment #1528768
inb4 OP becomes overwhelmed and explodes
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Comment #1514703
Yes, but according to the FAQ they're ranked like this: "On the front page, by points divided by a power of the time since they were submitted. Comments in comment threads are rank…
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Comment #1514686
Nice site, just added my blog. Only problem I see is that if it does keep growing and becomes popular, then people could add feeds of irrelevant blogs, and like most social news si…
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Comment #1510157
Try harder.
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Comment #1510082
Things like Lego Mindstorms help kids move on to the next step - maybe Visual Basic or Python. No one starts off with programming, it's usually WYSIWYG or similar paradigms.
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Comment #1509854
Easy - they have a twitter account.
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Comment #1483143
This is very cool. Interesting code too: http://github.com/harthur/brain/blob/gh-pages/examples/brain...
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Comment #1479935
ITA Software provides the back-end for other online travel companies. They don't actually sell tickets, so if someone is misinformed about their site and tries to buy a ticket they…
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Comment #1476566
I never said that the site was bad. In fact I said its simplicity was a good thing. I was just saying that it is relatively easy to make.
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Comment #1475610
Really? script/generate a few scaffolds, throw in a has_many or two and maybe a belongs_to here or there, code some simple erb layouts and BOOM! If you downvote me, at least reply …
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Comment #1475051
I love how simple it is. In fact, this couldn't have taken more than 30 minutes to make. Not always a bad thing though. Giving users the ability to find jobs where they live might …