CodeCube

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by CodeCube 11y ago
> ... he's universally acknowledged as funny. Just ask Republicans.
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by CodeCube 11y ago
how progressive :)
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by CodeCube 11y ago
Isn't that just called, McDonalds?
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by CodeCube 11y ago
I think it's really good that everyone is so paranoid about repeating "the bubble". Articles like these should continue coming out and tempering attitudes.
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by CodeCube 11y ago
You must not know a lot of people ;) That was a mostly joking jab ... but seriously, have you looked at a demographics map of the US? In between just about every blue city/urban center, there are broad swaths of rural red. Many of thes
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Yes! <3 F# :)
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by CodeCube 12y ago
> Has anybody here ever even used Twitter via SMS? yep :) I mean, both of our experiences are just anecdotal evidence pointing to each side of the argument. But in my experience, it made it easier to get onto the service.
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by CodeCube 12y ago
> Just none of them really hold up against Google's products. They all work, just nowhere near as well as they should. At the risk of sounding like the old dude in the room (only 34 lol) ... I'd almost swear that I've read
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by CodeCube 12y ago
qq :P
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by CodeCube 12y ago
When I was at EA, there was an explicit mandate to not create org charts. I mean, there definitely was an org structure ... they just didn't want it visible. I never really understood why, I mean all the data was sitting there from t
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CodeSchool, Acquired by PluralSight(techcrunch.com)
17 points by CodeCube 12y ago|3 comments
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by CodeCube 12y ago
I know it's a bit dramatic at this point to take this stance ... but this almost gives me deja-vu of racism. Like a modern version of: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fa/Little_Ro..
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by CodeCube 12y ago
> There is so much unexplored space in the medium. We might have stripped the surface, but there is gold down there somewhere. And so the cycle continues :P
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by CodeCube 12y ago
I too, am laconic.
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Just wanted to say thanks, and keep on doing the great work you're doing. KA is one of those places doing good in the world :)
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by CodeCube 12y ago
https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/LICENSE :)
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Google Cardboard on iOS using F#(blog.xamarin.com)
2 points by CodeCube 12y ago|0 comments
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by CodeCube 12y ago
One thing the article didn't talk about in relation to the dyson swarm is that if each unit is self-contained and collecting energy, how does it then transmit that energy to ... somewhere else (presumably one of the habitation units)?
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Not with kids involved
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Sometimes ... just sometimes, a fantastic product, and good lifestyle-type marketing (at least, from the videos on their site) can make all the difference. Paper is just leaps and bounds better than any other similar app ;)
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Hopefully this isn't too spoilerish, but this reminds me of the scene in Transformers 4 where that one guy screams, "Algorithms! ... Math!" :P
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by CodeCube 12y ago
This is where a good abstraction layer can pay dividends. Of course, a bad abstraction layer (as evidenced by Spolsky's "leaky abstraction" post ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/LeakyAbstractions
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by CodeCube 12y ago
yep ... agree with this. The best teams I've been on (ie. best culture/fit/whatever) have always ventured out for lunch. Making sure we get away for at least an hour in the middle of the day made us more productive.
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by CodeCube 12y ago
Same here ... I'm working full time with a distributed team, and it's beyond fantastic for me. I go a few times a week to a co-working place to get my fill of geeky watercooler talk and lunch with people. My collaboration is done
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by CodeCube 12y ago
> If you wanted to have many children, there are easier and especially cheaper ways. And surely, more fun ;) When you're poor, that's about the easiest thing you can do to help pass the time ... which is why there's all th
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by CodeCube 12y ago
> I drove into them full speed which made them call me crazy and go away haha ... yeah! good on ya. I'm curious, was this a case of straw-that-broke-the-camel's-back and you snapped; or were you ... you know ... kinda crazy bac
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by CodeCube 12y ago
No kidding, if there's any Microsoft acquisition that makes sense, it's this! :P
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by CodeCube 12y ago
I really enjoy typing fast (at least, faster than average) :) http://imgur.com/AUovDJq I was fresh out of high school, and already doing small freelance web contracts for friends and family's businesses ... my first se
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by CodeCube 12y ago
It was still funded by them, albeit indirectly :P Actually a great example of the kinds of halo effects you can get from funding open source development
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by CodeCube 12y ago
The Melrose Center in Orlando has an interesting model. They provide tons of infrastructure and space for all kinds of creative and technical work: video, audio, electronics, 3d printing, along with workstations loaded with all kinds of sof

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