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by RawData 14y ago
I remember my grandmother worked in a comic book factory and she used to swipe a couple different computer magazines for me that they printed there...loved those things!
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by RawData 14y ago
I'm reading that one right now...
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by RawData 14y ago
Ahhh PEEK and POKE...yep.
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by RawData 14y ago
yeah, server crashed under the weight of hackernews...working with tech to try to patch up a solution :-( EDIT: Upgraded my hosting plan a couple notches and tech support is monitoring memory usage. Hopefully that takes care of things...
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by RawData 14y ago
I really like the head first books...I've got a couple of them too.
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by RawData 14y ago
OH YEAH! I did that too! Oh man I forgot about those magazines...what where they called..."Ahoy" Magazine or something like that for the old Commodore 64 mags...yeah yeah :-P
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by RawData 14y ago
You should see this thing, dog-eared, warn out...but still kicking! Even though it's not very useful anymore, I wouldn't sell this book for anything in the world lol Do you remember your first programming book, or have a particular favor
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What Was Your First Coding Book?(flatplanetmedia.com)
18 points by RawData 14y ago|41 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
This is an article about writing content for adsense type sites, but the advice is really pretty good for any type of writing. I especially like the "golden five" rules or writing listed towards the end of the article. As coders, we could
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Adsense Content Writing Guide(marketingfool.com)
1 points by RawData 14y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
Where do you find work? Is I just word of mouth?
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by RawData 14y ago
There's a pretty nice C tutorial there too at http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/C-Tutorial.pdf
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by RawData 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion...can you compare/contrast it to Pelles C?
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I'm (Re)Learning C Before It's Too Late(flatplanetmedia.com)
5 points by RawData 14y ago|6 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
Stupid...for the last 15 years I've worn a black tshirt and pair of jeans every day....every 6 months or so I replace the tshirts and buy a new pair of jeans...
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by RawData 14y ago
The Zuckermonster...heh...
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Facebook IPO Most Successful In History – You Idiot(flatplanetmedia.com)
3 points by RawData 14y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
This is a really simple bit of code, but extremely useful.
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Recursive chmod Fun From The Shell(flatplanetmedia.com)
1 points by RawData 14y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
Sure, we go to a lot of meetup events...built in chicago, lean startup, different coding meetups. Chicago's really coming along as a startup city and the strong meetup culture is just one example.
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by RawData 14y ago
I'd be interested in hearing some other unusual ways that people found their co-founders... anyone got something more bizarre than this?
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by RawData 14y ago
It's so hard to know where to even start. Google algo changes usually knock you silly, but this one has completely stunned me. I've had hundreds of sites completely destroyed by this. Old sites, new sites, thin sites, thick sites, affiliat
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Finding Your Co-founder On...POF.com?(introzmedia.com)
2 points by RawData 14y ago|3 comments
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by RawData 14y ago
Sure there's tons of stuff flawed with the current system...but that's the system, not Apple. Change the system if you don't like it, don't penalize companies like Apple who play by the rules of that system. You can't have it both ways...
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by RawData 14y ago
Of course they do...All individuals are free to form corporations and take advantage of these loopholes...
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by RawData 14y ago
Who has a leg up in this? Duck duck go maybe? The more I use them the more I love them...
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by RawData 14y ago
We aren't talking about emigration...we're talking about corporate domicile creation...the red tape is substantially less... But even emigrating...why not? My girlfriends brothers wife emigrated from China to the US...my brothers exwife em
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by RawData 14y ago
OK...skilled plumber...he might not be able to move...I studied economics in college and there are examples of industries that the professors would always cite...like hair stylists...plumbers...etc. Sure. BUT...that plumber could create a
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by RawData 14y ago
I'm pretty sure I could incorporate a business virtually anywhere I liked (within reason - there are obvious exceptions). No one is going to throw me in prison if I try to start a company in Singapore, or Chile, or Hong Kong, or any other
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by RawData 14y ago
> Most people don't have this luxury. Why not? Seriously. What's stopping anyone from doing this exact thing? Inertia...that's really all - when you get right down to it..

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