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16y ago
Isn't this what internships and part-time jobs are for? Plus you can integrate basic software engineering by working in teams in school or just have one class. What specifically in software engineering does it require an offshoot a new majo
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16y ago
FireQuery is the only thing in Firebug that I can't seem to get in Chrome.
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16y ago
Can't libraries just own the digital content for unlimited licensing but restrict membership to people within residential limits? You must live within x miles of library to rent the book. The only hard part might be proving residence.
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How Fucked is Muni
(howfuckedismuni.com)
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16y ago
I've actually heard of this before, there are a few but they tend to stay small. Not sure what they are officially called but I called them underground restaurants. They only do it once or twice a week but they serve lots of different types
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16y ago
It won't let me open any mp3 files in my iTunes collection... Using Chrome Dev Channel + Mac OSX. Does Chrome not support this?
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16y ago
Before a bunch of people comment on how useless this is or why would you want that, think about the next time you are walking through a mall. See how many TVs and LCDs you see. Now imagine all those powered by the ambient light in the mall
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16y ago
There's also Netflix & Rdio.
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16y ago
I guess for personal use it's a bit expensive. Remember The Milk costs $25/a year vs $100/year for Flow.
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16y ago
Maybe I'll finally get a proper 3G signal in San Francisco now... Does anybody know the quality of T-Mobile's 3G Network in major cities?
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16y ago
Discovery of these communities though is hard. Unless you are particularly looking for a community (Maybe /r/sc2 or something). you don't really have any tools to successfully find them. Most people still subscribe to the main default subre
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16y ago
A valid point from the comment section of the articles (In case you didn't go down that far) You might look at workforce participation by age. The percentage of men and women under 25 had been slowly dropping long before the recession. I fi
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16y ago
I have a question, who decides who gets invited to TED? Is it just the organizers? Do they just sort through the entire applicant list and determine who is getting in based on what they've done'?
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16y ago
I use SizeUp for moving around my windows. It helps to keep terminals, code, browser and web inspector in their particular positions and if something needs focus I can make it maximized.
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16y ago
Could each dimension (at least popular ones) contain multiple images? Like serving placekitten.com/200/100 is one of three or four random images?
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16y ago
The title is misleading. He doesn't mean competition like "there are no other tablets out that can compete against ipad", he means competition in the sense that he believes that nobody is doing anything innovative in tablets except for Appl
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16y ago
I would still prefer not to be in a company that ran economic motivation in this way even if it did encourage my employees. It seems like a bad company culture to be in.
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16y ago
Has reddit been appearing on Hacker News far more frequently recently or is it just a coincidence? I'm sure this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've seen it.
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16y ago
Awww man, I thought I reported it first :( (My report is the duplicate listed in the ticket)
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16y ago
I think they future cased it for HTML storage requirements and for people who are doing more advanced stuff rather than just basic work. Might be useful if you're using those features.
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16y ago
But the Network tab only shows you files if you had it opened from the start, which is of coures correct behavior. You don't want Chrome tracking network latencies on all sites you load. The network tab is for tracking more than looking at
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16y ago
being a little pretentious aren't u? 100K a year is damn good. It's not "Fuck you" money but it's a damn good and a comfortable life. That's successful in my book.
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16y ago
I still would prefer the resources tab to split between css/js/images instead of just one giant list of all the resources (including XHR)
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16y ago
I also know that a large number of people are just waiting till iPhone 5 in the summer to get the phone on verizon.
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16y ago
I have no idea how to give you a negative rating (i only see a ^ button) but yeah, -1
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16y ago
Why not just another higher tax bracket where income is greater than $1 million or something?
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16y ago
Time magazine lost large amounts of subscriptions after Khomeini won in 1979, that's what happened.
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16y ago
Question for the developers. How was JVMC? Was it very useful using the MVC format in your JS, did you end up using it mainly for classes or did you do the whole MVC format? Why JMVC over something like Backbone? A write up on this in a blo
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16y ago
Isn't one of the main benefits and best things about the internet is anonymity? Obviously FB and Twitter have information about my real identity, but why would Instapaper, or Reddit? Having a global login takes away that anonymity.
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16y ago
Foreign language yes, but art? I could memorize a bunch of facts about art, styles, etc. But that's not the same as doing well in the class. I could be a brilliant artist who learned a lot in the class because the teacher motivated me but I
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