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    Comment #7923621

    Note: this Kiva is not the San Francisco brand of medical cannabis chocolate confections.

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    Comment #7025403

    Don't post garbage on Hacker News.

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    Comment #7025401

    Very interesting! I've often thought that Javascript could actually be a pretty language with some syntactic sugar. It'd be even more interesting if you could run it client-side wi…

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    Comment #6555367

    Hmmm. Perhaps it's time to lay off the bong a bit?

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    Comment #5999152

    No -- Facebook's PHP code is translated to C++ by HipHop and compiled into a monolithic binary, and Cassandra has largely been deprecated in favor of HBase.

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    Comment #5997194

    Same on Chrome/Linux. Looks like you're using push/popState slightly incorrectly. To the parent: if you long-click the back button, you can jump to an arbitrary point in your histo…

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    Comment #5811716

    Yes, npm installs to a node_modules/ subdirectory. GP is off the mark. It's possible that people mistakenly use sudo with npm because the syntax is reminiscent of apt. This is abso…

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    Comment #5519238

    Sigh...this is a PR release. Flagged.

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    Comment #5232473

    > "Both founders (Andy and Jessica) studied computer science before starting the company, and they wrote most of the initial code until product launch." > - Ok, I will be dealing w…

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    Comment #4841475

    No. Both the "safe" and "unsafe" versions are asynchronous. The safe version waits for a response from the server before invoking a callback. The unsafe version does not, but that …

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    Comment #4766424

    I think there's a vast sea between "people who don't know how to use email" and "computer literate", and it's disingenuous to make that a false dichotomy. There's a large populatio…

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    Comment #4729927

    What an unfortunate comment/comparison by you. http://updates.jalopnik.com/post/34669789863/more-than-a-doz...

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    Comment #4542961

    Does this remind anyone else of Limbo, the monochrome video game?

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    Comment #4540108

    I'm sorry, do you mean "paycut" or is this some sort of idiom I'm not familiar with? What does hair have to do with it?

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    Comment #4524869

    He was too Mormon?

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    Comment #4524002

    What you can surmise from that is that they've both probably taken some acid in their lifetimes. If Jobs were alive and younger, he too would probably have been at Burning Man, pla…

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    Comment #4426252

    OT, but that is one hell of a hierarchical URL

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    Comment #4418104

    Meh, this could have been funnier. Startup names can border on the absurd, and it's good to lighten up a little. If people can get all worked up about "ipad", then some free associ…

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    Comment #4306871

    In support of your point, I remember a time not so long ago when phones ringing in movie theaters were not unheard of. That hasn't happened to me in recent memory, and I go to the …

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    Comment #4287610

    As someone else commented, your title is a bit misleading. Perhaps try the same analysis for the bottom or a random subset of 300 apps and see what comes out. Dataporn can be nice,…

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    Comment #4242694

    Don't forget the nicer UI at litlet.com

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    Comment #4198564

    The bravado comes from an ego and pride in ones self worth, not from Jobs' keynotes.

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    Comment #4192955

    I was referring to your mention of "permanently backed up", i.e., stale demographic information, whose value decreases predictably with time. While FB is in business, you're spot o…

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    Comment #4191383

    The thing about permanently backed up demographic info though: it changes. My age, for example, changes every year. My location changes every few years. My interests change. Hell, …

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    Comment #4163668

    > (I understand it also can be "fully durable" but it is not by default due to speed concerns) Just a little addendum: MongoDB has been "durable by default" since v1.7 I believe (c…