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RollAHardSix
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Your hours make me cringe. Is it possible for you to get to work earlier and get off earlier? I personally find myself much happier when I am arriving in the office between 7:30 - 8:30. Other than that trust me, giving up your life wouldn't
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1st, I agree. It's awesome!! 2nd, it was a bit confusing at first not having to 'create' a database and instead jumping right into commands. Maybe add this note somewhere for clarification? It was just a bit of a dummy moment when the very
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Oh oops! Missed that! Thanks for the clarification. =)
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I fail to see why I was down-voted for this. "I've learned that 5% of a business is the idea, 15% is the product, and 80% is the selling. The number one reason companies fail is because they do not know how to sell? Isn't it better to spend
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Where did you see newsletter at?
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Interesting, but even knowing what you were trying to achieve, my brain still defaulted to the skewed-text as being 'important' more than sarcastic. I guess there just isn't a replacement for a silver-tongue.
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Pass the code around to group-think. Test-Cases! Pray to Buddha to bring you a pony and a plastic rocket. 'Read' your code. Start at the top, draw your way (manually) all the way down through each line, each decision structure, until you ha
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Thanks for reminding me why I don't want to work for most startups. How about sweet you say "Way to go Bro!"? and why use an arduino at all? Waste of resources just stick with a small lightweight digital program to 'send' a sweet (or Way to
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Exactly what I'm getting at with using version control on the production file; we don't use a strict testing/production file-system (and I'm not high enough on the food chain to change that) instead someone may open the production file and
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Thanks, good question! This should make it a little more clear: The biggest thing I'm looking for is I don't want to 'lose' my comments; it's just that I don't want them in the final file; and I'm looking for an easier method than keeping t
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Seperate Comments/Whitespace from Production Files
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Conceptualization at it's finest, thanks!
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Everyone goes through college feeling this way once they finish. Keep going with your university studies, get the highest degree you can or jump to a well-paying job in industry. You have alpha number of hours in the day, and bravo number o
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When you get to college, if you can't do the math, realize this as early as possible. Slogging through will only ruin your GPA and won't be worth it.
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Stick with it. 300k a year is obscene. Cut your living expenses; for instance I am paid a fantastic amount of $21k-$22k, it hurts but I am able to pay my mortgage, bills, put food on the table(and still eat fast food), add to my 2 savings a
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As always it depends on your user-base. I'm sure DueProps does attract early adopters (which you yourself mention) however my eCommerce is still 40-60% IE users; simply because I do a lot of B2B transactions and some IT departments -still-
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Maybe it's been a long day, but this actually hurt my eyes. Too Perfect!! O_O Did anyone else have eyesore issues when they first saw it?
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This sounds extremely useful, would you consider opening the script for public usage?
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If she left on good terms, have her try and get her old job back working remotely.
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Silly, the Titanic sank because of Geoffrey Palmer.
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Interesting article, but the title is click-bait; a more appropriate title would be Design Considerations for Auto Completion Systems. I was sadly expecting more development & code-design information. Does anyone have any recommendation
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Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
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This has been on HN before. I read the article and comments as well as used the information at work. If I had time I would go dig it out but unfortunately I'm leaving for a midterm. Maybe someone else can find it; I think it had a good disc
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"While it will probably annoy/stump a few people for a second or two, ultimately people will just learn not to click on the logo." No trust me, you will try and click it everyday. My former college had, and still has, a link-less logo; that