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15y ago
I am either sitting on the couch with my laptop on my knees or at a standing desk.
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15y ago
I think I have heard it was 500 some time ago. I have checked at the FAQ and it says "There are no down arrows on submissions. They only appear on comments after users reach a certain karma threshold." so it's not clearly stated.
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15y ago
I have received it! Thank you so much! I still have to wait though.. Already invited? We've temporarily exceeded our capacity. Please try again soon.
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15y ago
Hoooo Invite me please! s@stevengilligan.me :) Edit: it's a google app account but if it only works with gmail account try this one : steven.gilligan8@gmail.com
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Facebook plays nice with other sites? Have you seen the dozens of news about Facebook developers having their app banned for no reason and with no explanation? What about user accounts being terminated with also no explanation and for no re
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I'd love an invite also, I can help with anything programming-related in exchange. s@stevengilligan.me
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I have edited my answer for this. You need to make sure your web resume is accessible from all of your online profiles that employers might stumble upon. LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, whatever you think employers will check about you
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The best idea for a serious web developer is to make a great web resume. That's what I did when I was tired of my last job and it landed me a really awesome job. You can take a look over here : stevengilligan.me and if you search online for
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15y ago
Ask the person that manages this at your college?
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I own [first name][last name].me and my take on this was to use my first initial as the part before the @ sign. So it's s@steven[last name].me because I wanted my e-mail to have only my full name and the least amount of characters other tha
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15y ago
They have this feature implemented inside of Google Chrome (or maybe it is Webkit, I am unsure) and I take it that you're using Chrome to test this feature. As far as I know, it's an experimental API that they have added to the HTML5 specs.
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Plurk used Node for 8 months in production environment and they seemed overall pleased with the project. They also did their project on Node 0.1.33 and we are now at v. 0.4.8 so I'm sure while this post serves as a fair warning that it mig
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I had this happen at my last company too. We had basically no security except great firewalls and servers configured to let no one pass. Then one day, on server who wasn't properly configured got busted and all our source code (it was an as
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15y ago
Oh wow, completely missed that. I thought all the "Who's hiring" thread ended up there
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Yes, take a look at the "jobs" tab in the header. A lot of startups are looking for people and they aren't YC-related
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There is a kind of demo on their blog, it's the resume of Ashton Kutcher as if it was made in vizualize.me : http://vizualizeme.posterous.com/ashton-kutchers-resume-info... Direct link to picture : http://currycloud.com/vizualizeme/vizua
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My "simpler than I thought" moment was when I really understood javascript, after having programmed a few years with a strongly-typed language (C#, before C# 4.0 and the dynamic objects). When I understood that everything is an object, how
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I don't see the point in 14k lines of obscure javascript code with no comment and no description whatsoever. Can you explain?
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Ask HN: Validate my app idea?
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In my opinion, Macs in general have far superior hardware and the price reflects this also. For example, Macbooks have an enormous battery life compared to other laptops with similiar specs. As for the OS, it's really just a matter of perso
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I've watched the video and read the description on github... I still can't understand what does it do. Does it have something to do with this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_handling_robot ?
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You should keep this website bookmarked : http://searchyc.com/
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This infographic doesn't give me any info at all! The numbers don't make any sense. "Most popular guest OS in the cloud : 66% Windows, 83% Linux." How am I supposed to interpret that? This equals to 152% of most popular guest OS
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I've read a lot about Node and watched Ryan Dahl's introduction to Node and maybe the author of this post should have done that too. At no moment does Ryan talks about Erlang and having anything to do with Erlang's way of thinking. Node was
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You made a typo : http://duuble.com/q1tifier/
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Click on the huge "Chrome" icon to access the preview. The message displayed is Tim Berners-Lee's original memo calling for people to help with his WorldWideWeb project.
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First Chromebook preview, selling for 500$ at Amazon
(groups.google.com)
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I found a bug : you add <strong> tags around the element that is searched for in the result page. To test it out I searched for "Sony" and the word sony was in the url. When I clicked on the search result I saw <strong> and
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I don't think it's possible to buy laptop parts separately. The only possibility I could see would be to buy used parts and hack together a laptop inside an empty laptop case, but that would be painful and not worth it in my opinion.
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I speak French and can say this doesn't ressemble any word and does not create any confusion. It's easily pronounceable and is overall very good in my opinion.
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