arthurk

It's exactly the opposite for me. If I don't eat a good breakfast I'm likely to get nothing done.

I'm using Google Reader for mostly personal blogs but visit sites like HN directly since they tend to clutter my whole feed reader. I had subscribed to the HN feed for a long time but since the feed displays every blog post that hits the frontpage there were a lot of uninteresting entries.

I would re-subscribe to the HN feed if there were some option for a feed which only displays entries with X upvotes and/or X comments (and X could be specified in the options).

The general problem with subscribing to the feed is that I don't see which entries are popular and which not because stories tend to hit the frontpage rather fast on HN compared to other big sites.

For now, I just visit HN and click on a few stories on the frontpage (mostly these with many comments or upvotes).

Is there a way to see this article without registering?

That's a great functionality you'll see on some sites with the lost password function. You can register without an email and use all functionality except the "lost password" function — if you want to use it, you need to specify it in your account settings.

I think HN and del.icio.us do this.

Is there some other functionality on your site that doesn't require payment?

MX510 + Steelpad QcK

Line 298 in r2/r2/config/middleware.py:

#god this shit is disorganized and confusing

irc.freenode.net of course. A few HN users are in #startups

Looking at the source code:

- minimize CSS & JS (especially the 124kb prototype.js file). You are using 257kb ONLY for javascript.

- gzip

- Why load each company logo on the top separate? put them all in one image file and save HTTP requests

- Unicode error in line 6: "copyright � 2007 J2Solutions" therefore not valid XHTML

Exactly my first thought. Funny how little things get noticed first.

Yep, look here: http://tinyurl.com/5wrbfq

There was only one bug fixed, and it is only relevant to Mac users: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436575

You should take a look at test driven developmnt e.g. write the test first then code.

YAML 1.2 (currently only available as a working draft) will be a superset of JSON. The current YAML 1.1 is not because of some issues like encoding, whitespace, escape characters, etc.

Also read the "Relation to JSON" section of the 1.2 draft: http://yaml.org/spec/1.2/#id2560236

There are actually two planet python's.

The official one: http://planet.python.org/ The unofficial one: http://planetpython.org/

both are great.

mosoc

Nice, but I personally prefer Jonathan Coulton's Code Monkey song ;-)

http://www.jonathancoulton.com/mp3/Code%20Monkey.mp3

You can do this with most sites.

I don't know how much more load SSL would cause but a good solution would be to just use HTTPS for the login and then redirect back to the HTTP, like Twitter does.

I've been pretty happy with MacPorts. I mostly use it for apache, git, mysql, php, postgresql, sqlite and a few other small stuff. everything works pretty fine. Django is installed from trunk.

Same problem here. I try not to think about the past or the future too much because you can't change or predict it anyway.

Or use "WPDH2" as a promo code and get some additional storage and bandwidth (http://www.dreamhost.com/wordpress.html)

I've been using Dreamhost for a while now (to host my blog) and it has been pretty much okay but I wouldn't host any critical stuff on it.

WebFaction (http://www.webfaction.com) and Slicehost (http://www.slicehost.com) are pretty popular lately (although not _that_ cheap). I would probably go with webfaction for a django app.

I write them down in my Moleskine (which i take everywhere). At the end of the week I review the ideas and normally start prototyping the following week.

What about _good_ movies that make you think?

This reminds me of Numbers, where they just throw some crazy looking math stuff on a chalkboard but never really explain it. I hope the movie is better than that!

Does anyone have a list of all the applications+versions included like which X.org, Gnome, Kernel etc. are used?