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Comment #4655042
I didn't know Uriel or know anything about him, but I used wmii as my main window manager for quite a while around 7 years ago. It was my introduction to tiled window managers, and…
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Ask HN: Looking for someone to host me in SF next week
I'm a longtime member of HN, since before it was even called HN, but I rarely post or comment here. Next week me and two friends will be visiting San Francisco from Monday to Frida…
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Comment #2713324
Ahoy, me Hearties! Would also love to get an invite! gmail address is benukem Yarr, mateys!
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Comment #2345159
In a perfect world, people will like the site, and return to it, and maybe spread the word to their friends :) I also have some ideas for integrating game-like features which would…
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Comment #2345144
Thanks, these are great comments. 1) Yes, this is something I am thinking hard about. 2) Yes, points and gaming like features with player rankings are key here. I would be very hap…
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Comment #2345134
jtv is similar but is for live video only. also, i plan on adding a lot more interactive features to the site. Right now all of the users in the room are able to vote for the next …
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Comment #2345117
My thinking behind this was indeed to somehow bring a TV feel to the web. But I am actually leaning towards adding even more interactive features to the site. We already have TV. A…
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Comment #2344927
1,2,3) You are right that the front page does not explain any of this. My thoughts right now are to hope that people click through into a video, and then from there that things are…
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Comment #2344916
1. The videos are embedded from youtube. They are hand selected. 2. Voice is an interesting idea, will think about it :) 3. This is a very good idea, and definitely something that …
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Comment #2344516
Hey guys, I've been reading HN for a long time (since before it was called HN). I rarely comment or submit to HN, but I am really proud to finally submit my site here. Would apprec…
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Comment #2145667
Also don't forget about the game industry, which is something like $50 billion
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Comment #2145358
The article title is misleading. After the 4th paragraph, all of the advice is equally relevant to males and females.
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Comment #2143997
"There are only two hard problems in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." -- Phil Karlton
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Comment #2143961
I've showered at the beach with my nokia in the pocket of my bathing suit. It was fine. My nokia has fallen out of a moving vehicle. I drop it several times a day. It's been run ov…
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Comment #2143817
I was also going to post this. A must read for all programmers. You can overcomplicate things in any language. "The Evolution of a Haskell programmer" is brilliant. Funny and insig…
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Comment #2138908
I'd also like to add that arrays are the foundational building block of an extension of Haskell focused on parallelism, called "Data Parallel Haskell" http://www.haskell.org/haskel…
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Comment #1547853
I don't have a source and I don't quite remember where I heard it. It's probably not true. Although this post from Lambda the Ultimate mentions a similar sentiment: http://lambda-t…
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Comment #1547687
There is a story that one of the designers of Java was pushing very hard in favour of Java references being non-nullable by default. But Gosling rejected the idea claiming that it …
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Comment #1425300
Here's another great letter of similar style by the creator of ren and stimpy: http://www.lettersofnote.com/2010/01/your-pal-john-k.html (I like how the pixar guy said that it's al…
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Comment #1296894
The solution is to track mouse-movement/page-scrolling to check whether the user is interacting with the site. Also, is it possible for javascript to check whether the site's tab a…
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Comment #1296820
This question has been bugging me in my mind ever since I first saw this presentation back in 2005: What integer value in a game gets so big that it can potentially overflow a 64 b…