Lukeas14

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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Fixed on the homepage but I'm still seeing it on category pages.
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
I'm a potential customer who has been researching the available options for web screenshots. I need to be able to download 1024x1000 screenshots of websites in real time available through an API similar to what you have. I'm sure there are
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
After actually reading the short article, NO it did not pass in the house. I'm not a legislative expert but it sounds like it passed through the rules committee and will be debated today and tomorrow. Crossing my fingers...
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Regardless of whether they are for or against it, they would have a tough time detecting it in the first place. In theory, their detection algorithm would have to be at least as smart as the StatSheet Algorithm. This also differs from most
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Take no offense, but I think his point (and the point of the article) was that in this situation recruiters are not needed. The market of top notch developers and the companies they would want to work for is small enough to work efficientl
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Or you could buy a Corvette. I believe a generator defeats the whole purpose :)
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
"\n" is a linebreak which would guarantee the text is printed and place whatever output came afterwards on the next line.
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
If you're good at what you do and have the results to prove it, eventually, people will recognize that and present opportunities. This is Silicon Valley, not Hollywood, no need to "Break In".
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Deleting data in a complicated system is not at all a trivial task as data integrity can easily be impacted. So Facebook's excuse that they can't delete data at their scale is probably not just PR speak. For them there is no downside to k
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
As a web geek who loves politics, I believe the problem with campaign coverage lies much deeper. Even with data scientists on hand to analyze the same data sets the campaigns have access to I could only imagine the results would be present
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
For any other OS I'd agree with you. But for Linux desktop, which has come so far in the past 5-10 years, this is exactly what they need to show people "Hey, our desktop doesn't suck anymore! You should try us out again."
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Even though he "can make Rails run just as fast as PHP, but needs between 2 and 4 times as much hardware to do so"?
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
The elephant in the streaming office is the lack of blockbuster titles, many of which are only available through their DVD by mail business. If they're betting everything on streaming i'm guessing (hoping) that they've also figured out a s
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
Great idea and execution but why only 30 days?
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
This is similar to how the NFL limits reproduction of its broadcasts. Yes, it's legal to receive the broadcast using any TV but it's still illegal to take that stream and rebroadcast it over the net or some other platform.
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlD_6iEb8Ed9dGs... This is a spreadsheet of contractors on Hacker News that was going around a few months ago. You could probably get a good idea of rates for various technologies here.
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
If this is their plan I think they're smart to simply want more money from Netflix now that viewership has increased. However, this wasn't the impression I got from the Starz executive's quote. What I got was that they felt their internet
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
I certainly don't believe that any "bigger, faster" mutations are novel to the slave population as they can occur within any group of people. But through breeding these mutations are likely to be more prevalent in the target population. T
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
This phenomenon has nothing to do with being black but everything to do with genetics. The defining characteristics of world class sprinters is not the fact that they're black but is rather attributed to either genes passed down from their
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
I agree with some of the new parents that this service is essentially useless to me if I get the first 2 years of clothing for free thanks to family and friends. You might want to think about cannibalizing this by allowing my friends to in
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Cool Story of Getting a Hired at a Startup(mitchmckenna.com)
2 points by Lukeas14 15y ago|0 comments
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
One theory is that coders from L.A., such as myself, who want to work for a startup move to the Bay Area. This would inflate the number of risk takers in the Bay Area and deflating that number in L.A. Another point to look at is that while
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
I'm pretty sure most American's could live frugally on 25K for 6 months. However, it's still considered foolish if you have the means to save more because that 6 months is based on your "normal rate of expenditures". A surprise medical em
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
That might be out of the ordinary on Monday morning. But I can't imagine there's too much competition for the front page at 2 am on Saturday night.
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
I don't see a fund ever happening specifically for these reasons. Any state/federal dollars given to a startup will very quickly result in someone making the powerful and valid argument "I don't want my tax dollars going towards [some sens
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Google Holding A Scavenger Hunt On The Web For Early Chromebook Access(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Lukeas14 15y ago|0 comments
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by Lukeas14 15y ago
That and its not native. Still might make sense to replace json with it on performance sensitive projects after major development is complete.
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Reading Students Like an Open (Face)book(schools.com)
2 points by Lukeas14 16y ago|0 comments
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SEC considers letting startups use social networks to raise money(venturebeat.com)
35 points by Lukeas14 16y ago|15 comments
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by Lukeas14 16y ago
Ditto. Its still easier to download lossless music than it is to buy the CD and rip it yourself (which the record companies would consider illegal anyways).

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