coconutrandom

errr, how do I write arbitrary javascript?

but it looks like nice cross of python and js

[edit] and running didn't do anything on chrome...

We prefer, 'enthusiasts'.

Check out Eucalyptus [open.eucalyptus.com/] It's compatible with amazon's EC2 and S3. The guide walked me through it. There was a hiccup but the forum helped me out in no time.

Yeah me too! I cannot really relax reading or a watching a movie till I have done something monotonous, which usually turns out to be mopping or sweeping.

it seams you want someone to create a language that you could use to create itself. where it could be modified on the fly. where the syntax used to describe data would also be interchangeable with the syntax of the code.

(in 'tongue 'cheek)

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_(programming_language)

Jeff Soto is in my top 5

http://images.google.com/images?q=jeff+soto

I agree.

Fafi! is the best!! [http://www.fafi.net/images/images.html]

Miss Van is a huge inspiration to me as well. [http://images.google.com/images?q=miss+van]

Does this happen in a vacuum?

I seriously wish HN could handle the humour. Sure, eventually we would degrade from an intelligent discussion to being knee deep in lolcatz and welcoming overlords.

That said, your comment brought needed mirth to my morning.

That was a really good article

  Put another way: Sure the Chinese can learn a 
  thing or two about original Web ideas from the
  Valley, but the Web 2.0 generation can learn a 
  lot about monetization from China.

and it goes to explain with an example with a Chinese version of match.com

"For all purchases of around 30 cents and under, we actually saw no money, PayPal took it all, but they probably ended up losing money on most of those transactions ($0.01) as well, they’re not the bad guy."

Yea, same here until I did this:

http://riteshm.blogspot.com/2009/05/fullscreen-flash-problem...

[edit: specifically it jerked in fullscreen]

oh wow!

I was looking up more about the current state of Chernobyl and this came up.

http://www.kiddofspeed.com

This is a great book! I just started my mom on it!

title has nothing to do with video.

He COULD care less. But instead he cared just enough to go on for several paragraphs.

I could care less that this irks you (but I care enough to hit reply).

No thanks, but an Ubuntu Rave would be sweet!

Heck, I'm not even there yet, and _I_ want one...

If your job has your system locked down that much, most likely they don't want you to be surfing the web, wave, or whatever.

Wow. That's exactly me.

I'm a self taught(obsessed?) programmer, barely finished high school, quit collage the first month. And I just started with Arc Lisp. It feels so right and has improved my programming in other aspects. The good thing is that now I'm in nerdvana doing what I love for a small but cool company.

I think the parent post was sarcasm.

It looks nicely laid out. But I cannot read it. Perhaps a slightly darker shade of grey could help with the contrast.

ironically an article about web server performance just got hosed by HN.

[shamed] That's what I get for posting hungry. Anyway, yes, this is a call for ideas, and solutions.

I've corrected the misspelling (with a link) on the site and added clarification.

a magnet under the table.

^_^ kidding

And this is not bad in itself. It's only a negative thing if you have the responsibility to "make it happen", without the authority to make the proper decisions, or under arbitrary restrictions that hobble the making of happening.

The photos show mere strands of hair connected together in what looks to be a grid. Really?!!

Crank, until verified.

Is he serious? I don't but it's a funny read.