Jarred

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541.
by Jarred 15y ago
The text is very difficult to read.
542.
by Jarred 15y ago
This might make me sound inconsiderate, but in his position I would take nearly any job I could just to make some money. He can't afford to be picky about what he gets if he's living on the streets.
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Defcon 18: How I Met Your Girlfriend (1/3)(youtube.com)
2 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
544.
by Jarred 15y ago
East Bay Ruby looks much more of a conference than a meetup. SFRuby's basically just talk to people who are good at/learning RoR and code. It's also weekly. SFRuby is probably better for meeting people who code RoR, and East Bay Ruby sounds
545.
by Jarred 15y ago
Are you talking about SFRuby (about the meeting with Rails people)?
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King Abdullah II Interviews with Jon Stewart(thedailyshow.com)
1 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
547.
by Jarred 15y ago
Arguably, they're in the business of making money (and nothing else).
548.
by Jarred 15y ago
Please fix the grammatical mistakes on your blog post.
549.
by Jarred 15y ago
This doesn't directly answer your question, but I'd assume the larger question is "Will adding more or bigger monitors make me more productive?" The answer is yes. I can guarantee it. I wouldn't recommend spending a bunch of money on a sing
550.
by Jarred 15y ago
I'm not educated well in economics, but I don't think there will be a bubble until massive amounts of people start investing in ideas for websites.
551.
by Jarred 15y ago
WP7 has an awesome UI, and I can code for it. The Mango update makes it great. I have few complaints of it.
552.
by Jarred 15y ago
I might not know enough about this to say anything, but that would make sense for the Facebook iPad app because I would assume people rarely use their iPads while working ( http://techcrunch.com/2011/07/25/facebook-ipad-app-pictures/ )
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Robotic Nation(marshallbrain.com)
1 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
554.
by Jarred 15y ago
I think this is_fb_employee variable is to check if they should be running the internal testing version of Facebook. Facebook has a subdomain which, in their offices everyone is redirected to. It's something like 'preview.facebook.com'. It
555.
by Jarred 15y ago
I can confirm it doesn't work in IE9 mobile.
556.
by Jarred 15y ago
Yeah, Ruby's website is awful. Even Ruby on Rails' website is pretty bad. They don't make it look nearly as awesome as it actually is.
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by Jarred 15y ago
If this was the same price as Arduino, this would more than likely change Arduino's market dominance. Microsoft's development tools along with C# makes this much more exciting than most of what Arduino has to offer.
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.NET Gadgeteer (Open Source Arduino-like devices for .NET)(netmf.com)
32 points by Jarred 15y ago|10 comments
559.
by Jarred 15y ago
Well just as with private servers for World of Warcraft, it's more than likely going to be several big private servers. edit: This would also enable for LAN parties to play without anything more than a few cross-over Ethernet cables.
560.
by Jarred 15y ago
I wonder how long until an open source Diablo 3 private server is created, and this form of DRM is rendered near-useless.
561.
by Jarred 15y ago
This bothers me actually. When I start to type "facebook", it goes to "about:flags". It should have an additional check if the user doesn't end up picking what was autocompleted for them, then it puts back what the user originally typed. Th
562.
by Jarred 15y ago
When people are forced into an unfavorable situation that they feel needs to be gotten out of, they generally try very hard to do that. This makes it different because the government's kind of been like "We're just going to pretend to have
563.
by Jarred 15y ago
"The deal includes no tax increases" This might be a good thing, it could force the government to be creative with their budgeting (and maybe even produce better results)
564.
by Jarred 15y ago
Looks interesting, it could be done well with existing development tools for current platforms (i.e WPF, Cocoa) to have dirt simple cross-platform UI's. At first by "embeddable browser" I thought that it would let you embed a web browser wi
565.
by Jarred 15y ago
I completely agree - Sublime Text is awesome. I originally coded in C# with Visual Studio. The part I had most difficulty with while switching to Ruby wasn't the syntax change (I loved that part), but the editor. Visual Studio really does a
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by Jarred 15y ago
There should just be threads with multiple links. The "original source" is what happens when you click it. The secondary source is where things like TechCrunch's opi ion pieces go. Instead of having some classifier do the grouping, have the
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For vs Enumerator.each in Ruby(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
568.
by Jarred 15y ago
The third one is Windows. edit: I just looked at this thread again. I didn't fully scroll down and see that you already said it was Windows. Ubuntu/Mac OS X both have distinctively different ways of font rendering. Windows' font rendering l
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Days of the Week(xkcd.com)
3 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
This is just some speculation as to why I think Dropbox is going to be something awesome (it's good right now, but not awesome). I'm not really in any position to make these suggestions (or expect them to be followed), so I'm going to more

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