Oompa

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by Oompa 17y ago
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=7.2+wa... Works fine, used it all the time in my Physics class.
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Summer Work for a College Student Hacker
3 points by Oompa 17y ago|1 comments
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by Oompa 17y ago
How many HN readers are working on a startup with someone else that reads HN?
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by Oompa 17y ago
As of Leopard, Terminal.app has tabs.
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by Oompa 17y ago
I find GrabUp ( http://grabup.com/ ) better than Skitch, mainly because I never use the extra features that Skitch gives on top of just taking a screenshot and uploading it.
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by Oompa 17y ago
I don't know about LaunchBar, but Spotlight doesn't offer the same things that Quicksilver does. Sure it does application launching, but Quicksilver does more, not to mention Quicksilver's recommendation algorithm is, in my opinion, better.
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by Oompa 17y ago
It can, and it looks like they're making mathematica just render things as images, instead of parsing in text and then reformatting it as HTML.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Click 'scribd', it goes to the article on scribd
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by Oompa 17y ago
Awesome. Now I need a patch of it for my backpack, along with my nerd merit badges.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Exactly. I never see the reason of trying to memorize stuff like this. Just learn one useful feature a day, and use it! After a while, it'll just be muscle memory.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Don't undervalue this advice. I took a good amount, and knocked off a whole semester at college. If I took and tried in every AP class I took, I would've knocked off even more.
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by Oompa 18y ago
I was about to go to UT Austin, but after this story, I'm glad I came to Georgia Tech instead. The lab computers are pretty good, and the ones in the College of Computing are just thin clients that VNC you into Red Hat or Windows, which you
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by Oompa 18y ago
A browser plugin that installs the engine, then it downloads the maps, config files, etc in browser. So I'd guess whatever Quake 3 was coded in, Quake Live is coded in.
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by Oompa 18y ago
~8 just with classes, homework, and studying to get good grades (Attending GATech), plus part time work as a developer gives me somewhere between 9-12, depending on the urgency of the project I'm given.
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How the Social Web is Changing Entrepreneurship(bernaisesource.blog.com)
1 points by Oompa 18y ago|0 comments
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Wifi Cat(blog.weatherby.net)
26 points by Oompa 18y ago|20 comments
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Ask HN: Hacker Listing?
20 points by Oompa 18y ago|30 comments
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by Oompa 18y ago
How is this a niche-user site? Everyone loves bacon…
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The One Thing Programmers and Musicians Have In Common(codinghorror.com)
14 points by Oompa 18y ago|18 comments
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by Oompa 18y ago
It has to be. I have 206 and can flag.
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by Oompa 18y ago
Same here.
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The Two Types of Browser Zoom(codinghorror.com)
2 points by Oompa 18y ago|1 comments
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by Oompa 18y ago
This place is great for asking for math help on IRC.
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by Oompa 18y ago
Looks good for web development, but I'm not always doing web development. I like one editor for everything…
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Best (or worst) Geek Christmas Ever(codinghorror.com)
5 points by Oompa 18y ago|3 comments
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by Oompa 18y ago
I stopped doing homework to program. I'm not sure I'd advise the same to others, but because of all the extra-curricular activities I did with programming, I feel it was worth it.
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by Oompa 18y ago
I've been reading the Pragmatic Programmer and the copy I have is in black and white, and I've noticed the exact same thing.
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Our Hacker Odyssey(codinghorror.com)
10 points by Oompa 18y ago|0 comments
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by Oompa 18y ago
I'd love to see the same for my school (Georgia Tech).
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by Oompa 18y ago
Would be nice to switch between C and F. I'm in Atlanta, but I prefer to see temperature as degrees Celsius.

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