JustinSeriously

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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I think the logic is this: Github is popular. Ruby is the most popular language on Github. Therefore Ruby and Git are connected.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
Mr. Zuckerberg "is a 26-year-old man who has spent almost a quarter of his life building this company," Six. They could have just said six.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
Good point. For Firefox users, browse to "about:config", then search for "dom.storage.enabled".
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I'm not getting no results for "Debug port", which should be no more than 3 (since it links to Xbox, which is 2). Same for "Index of Estonia-related articles".
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
My experience is "Rails, small team, git or hg, won't mind you reading programming blogs during work hours, office environment will look fun, telecommuting unlikely."
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
As opposed to Google? I'm pretty sure everyone has spelled it gogle at one point. Whereas Ask.com is the possibly the best domain name in the world for the search business.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
It's an auto-antonym, a word that has two opposite meanings. Wikipedia used to have a good list of them, but it looks like they just deleted it. Thank god for revision history: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_auto-anton..
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Literally hasn't literally meant literally in literally forever(slate.com)
1 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|0 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I didn't downmod you, but a couple potential issues are: - The job market isn't always a zero-sum game, so immigrants aren't always "stealing" jobs from citizens. - Illegal immigrants are often in low-paying jobs involving manual labor, job
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
For Boston Perl people, both Liaison International ( http://www.liaison-intl.com/careers/index.html ) and Shoebuy ( http://www.shoebuy.com/contact/employment.jsp ) are hiring. Both are offering Perl+SQL web development jobs.
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Pathfinder.com Museum(disobey.com)
1 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|0 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I think it was a graduated response. Here's the timeline as I understand it: - Super Duper registered for a new trademark. - Mattel tried to stop it through the Trademark Office, and then tried to cancel a few Super Duper's past trademarks
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I used to feel the same way, but then I read that the Old Spice Commercials had a couple social media experts on site, assisting in the entire creative process. ( http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_old_spice_won_the_i... ) Most Social
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
On the other hand, if a dev is that unfamiliar with jQuery code, they shouldn't maintaining jQuery code. Using $(function(){}); serves as a nice warning to this effect.
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Latest Prediction: Christopher Hitchens will publically confess his sins to God(longbets.org)
1 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|1 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
True, but the 1st amendment isn't a right to harass people, and harassment is a fireable offense.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
It's the same for all the other Resume 2.0 adjectives. http://unsuck-it.com/ninja/ http://unsuck-it.com/superhero/ http://unsuck-it.com/wizard/
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Continuing Education in the Fitness Industry(ericcressey.com)
1 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|0 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
I went through the same thing with Infoseek. They used to be a fantastic search engine, with a full suite of boolean operators and everything. Then they become the Go Network, and their simple homepage was turned into crowded portal. Half
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Don't Be Ugly By Accident(blog.okcupid.com)
172 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|71 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
Yep. That one is on a different webpage so the HN duplicate check didn't come up.
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The Golden State’s War on Itself(city-journal.org)
55 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|36 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
Funny, I was just reading about this. "A young man Demick interviewed read 1984 after he escaped to [South Korea]. He was startled to learn that George Orwell, back in the 1940s, had perfectly understood the thinking of modern North Koreans
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
That is an alien-looking world. It gets more exciting if you mute it and put on Liberi Fatali in the background.
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Vertical Farming(verticalfarm.com)
1 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|0 comments
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
"I have bought just about every apple product made in the last 20 years and this is the 1st time I am ashamed to be a MAC fan." That can't be true. Even the first generation iMac?
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
He outright says, "I would not suggest mimicking this approach," and not to even try "unless you limit angel investment funds to 10% or less of your liquid assets." Which at 120k of angel investments would make you an accredited investor.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
Four years of sustained imaginative effort isn't.
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by JustinSeriously 16y ago
This is the issue for most people I know as well. Everyone I know who reads a lot also enjoys the experience around reading, from browsing bookstores to the care and feeding of a good bookshelf. When it comes to DRM, I don't think it's a
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The biggest bet on longbets.com: $1,000,000(longbets.org)
83 points by JustinSeriously 16y ago|32 comments

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