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the_ed
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About the_ed
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Comment #48890238
Just a tiny weekend project; create bar graphs in the well known punk rock style from manual input or csv.
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Comment #39976683
I'm not the best programmer in the world, so this might be something that others are totally fin with, but the prolog course during my computer science classes totally eluded me. E…
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Comment #18064638
* 'Kill Dash Nine' by Monzy starts playing
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Comment #9457651
Indeed. If Blendle continues to be successful this could get very interesting though. As described in the article linked here, it's a great metric. And their publishers will also s…
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Comment #9457620
I figure the thing is with Blendle, as with most paywallsystems, is that they actually turn 'micropayments' into larger payments. ie: you don't want to do a bank-transaction every …
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Comment #8046834
I would correct 'Nertherlands' or make it 'Nerdylands' altogether. ;)
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Comment #7620427
I figure this is just the name for the legal entity and does not necessarily mean a change in branding?
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Comment #7609208
"A lifetime", that doesn't seem very long... ?
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What is up with HNSummaries?
Haven't received an email since the 19th. Domain seems unreachable as well.
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Comment #7231486
Well, yes, it is. And "wildebeest" is Wild Beast, of course.
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Comment #6204535
In this case: yes. (Or for the most part.)
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Comment #6204465
Even though it seems like your setup is not really good, (as others have remarked here) I think the central question you posed here still holds up to some extend: "where do they ge…
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Comment #6018707
In the end I figure most people use it in exactly that way: it just presents a nice (big) header picture. (Based on actual content) And less in some idle hope of getting CTR's. But…