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Not just the one she liked the best, the one that made the most money. Company paid $650 to give a 3 minute pitch to the students.
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If they want to rebuild it in .NET, it's a lost cause.
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I think more hackers need to watch more movies so they understand some movie quotes.
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It's not 1900x1200 though.
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17y ago
What great timing, I'm working on a Sinatra & MongoDB app as well. Quite useful.
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Before this I didn't use any package management on OS X, because I didn't like Fink and Macports. But Homebrew is just plain awesome.
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I'm limited by money as well. Perhaps startup school scholarships?
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http://www.icombinator.net/ works great for me, and costs nothing. Also has nifty instapaper functionality which I've grown to live on.
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17y ago
Use it to point to HN.
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To fasten your seatbelt, insert the flap into the buckle
(30dayflight.com)
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This is exactly right. This is why I don't understand many of the "just learn online" posts on HN. If you're going to college for only the information, then I think there's no reason to come. However, there is much more offered than just in
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Second Treatise of Government - Locke On Liberty - Mill The Communist Manifesto - Marx & Engels Eros & Civilization - Marcuse Civilization and Its Discontents - Freud The Road To Serfdom - Hayak Milestones - Qutb
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"Never heard of Acsii? It’s a kind of digital art that uses computer letters to paint objects – something like a Lego project but instead of bricks it uses dashes, hyphens, X’s, O’s, slashes, and whatever else your keyboard can come up with
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The latest TextMate update recently released fixes this. Just update, and you're done.
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This would only be correct if Linux users made up 91% of the computing world. It's like if there were articles still posted about how people should get a monitor which displays at a higher resolution than 800x600.
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You're telling the, at most 9% of the rest of us how useless it is. I just don't think it really contributes anything.
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91% of the people that answered attended college. Can we stop with all the "College is useless" submissions now?
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So you read Romeo and Juliet after quite a lot of studies in English (since the first grade).
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Ted Kennedy was a well known political hacker.
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Twitter Gets Another New Design
(techcrunch.com)
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This is the problem I had with Linear Algebra. The first half of the class felt like I was just being drilled definitions. But once all the definitions click, it's rather simple.
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We're playing with the notion of letting people filter out based on a percentage away from the average price. That or doing it before we even put the results in the page.
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Because then the page response would take a few seconds. We figured this was undesirable.
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Thanks! Good suggestion about the geolocation, I really like it. I'll be sure to look into it.
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I'm not seeing this, try refreshing.
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The all category seems interesting, we'll look into it. We've been toying with this idea because of exactly the reason you mentioned. It's even worse if you search something and all the results are $0-$200 except for one that's $1000. We've
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Thanks for the heads up! I'll take a note of it and fix it tonight.
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Clickable link: http://www.looklookbuy.com
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Jazzman's on the first floor provides decent coffee, but sadly not open 24/7.
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I love working at the Georgia Tech library. Open 24/7 during the business week and it's nice and quite. It's one of the greatest perks of going to Georgia Tech for me.
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