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by Sealy 13y ago
This is the same obsessive minor attention to detail that turned Apple into a multi BILLION dollar company. ... and well deserved at that. I say good on you Gary, its people like you who push the world forward, continually looking for ways
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by Sealy 13y ago
Basic but it does what it says on the tin. I'll be downloading this later. I have a few questions. Are there any options to customize its output? Maybe this'll become clearer once I have a play, i noticed in the pictures that you use push n
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Costa Concordia as seen by a pair of drones(cnd-cruiseblogger.blogspot.com.au)
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by Sealy 13y ago
I understand where the original poster is coming from. news.ycombinator.com is not a very intuitive url for a website that is known as hacker news.
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by Sealy 13y ago
Tom, you have the guts that many of us aspire to having. I'm sure I speak on behalf of the community when saying thanks for deciding to go with GitHub! Making that decision, you have have set a new standard in the world of development. Fore
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by Sealy 13y ago
I was in the same boat as you a few months ago. Then I thought to myself. I wonder if Zuckerberg back in 2004 asked himself that. If Facebook is capable of running the most popular website in the world successfully on PHP, then it'll probab
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by Sealy 13y ago
I was actually very curious about how hacker news ranked its stories. Thanks!
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by Sealy 13y ago
You should set up some kind of tipjar so you can use donated funds to help buy him some food.
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by Sealy 13y ago
I used to get RSI problems when I was younger. You have to understand that it is directly related to the amount of time you spend doing the repetitive task. In this case I'll assume its typing. (This affects a lot of people such as pianists
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by Sealy 13y ago
How many people did it affect? I would be too ashamed to admit it if i was a company offering services for programmers but didn't back up my server.
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by Sealy 13y ago
This reminds me of the micro payments businesses who have set up shop and are growing rapidly. Nowadays there is a lot of money to be made in small short term but higher risk loans. The people are getting smarter now and do not want to answ
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by Sealy 13y ago
I'm in favor of Apple. The government are being very selfish. Without Apple, the multi-billion dollar business would not belong in the US. I can't begin to imagine how many people they help by providing jobs, not only technical, but retail
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by Sealy 13y ago
You would trust in the people working to set up online shops. After all, at the time they were at the forefront of technology. Back in those days, people were more paranoid about malicious pop up windows rather than man in the middle attack
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by Sealy 13y ago
Be careful of RSI, the last thing you want to do is strain your left hand with the additional work. One thing you have to accept is that you will not be as quick as before. If you focus on anything, let it be this, to reduce strain in your
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by Sealy 13y ago
Thats a little excessive but fun to see. As long as you damage the platters, data will be near impossible to recover. Putting an axe through them would be quicker and just as effective.
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How Tech Hedge Funds And Investment Banks Make Sense Of Apple’s Share Buybacks(techcrunch.com)
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by Sealy 13y ago
Thanks Jacob, if anything that was an encouragement to keep me focused on my overall goal of service improvement rather than to get intimidated by the 'business side' of running my website. Can I tap your knowledge further. How important is
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by Sealy 13y ago
That's so true, we hackers operate in a world where many different answers can be correct. However we can generally gauge if a solution is better or worse. I guess you would need to come up with some sort of metric to measure how much 'bett
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by Sealy 13y ago
A button would be good, but it would be even better if it showed up as soon as you played it. It would reduce the number of unnecessary clicks then and become more intuitive to play.
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by Sealy 13y ago
Steve Wilhite told the New York Times that he was "annoyed" there was still a debate over how to say the acronym. What a legend.
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by Sealy 13y ago
That is pretty cool. It would be handy if I can see the multiples of 7 that I have used already. That way I can figure out what to work towards next.
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A Google engineer and his thoughts about Australia's new Fibre network(afr.com)
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by Sealy 13y ago
I would always encourage any form of education, coding included. The way I learned how to code was to play with pre-written pieces of code myself. 1. I would say to myself... I want to see if I can write a loop to print out a message. 2. Th
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by Sealy 13y ago
Check this out for a demo of what it was designed to do. This will solve the following complex equation (Find both X and Y): x+y=10, x-y=4 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x%2By%3D10%2C+x-y%3D4&#... ... and thats just scratching the s
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by Sealy 13y ago
This is a great article. When raising my prices, I'm always worried that my competition will be able to see and roughly gauge how profitable I am. I'm worried that this will give them an incentive offer products that overlap what I offer an
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by Sealy 13y ago
Great resource. For anybody struggling with ANY formula... or even maths class. I'd encourage you to learn how Wolfram Alpha works: http://www.wolframalpha.com/ I used it extensively for the development of different trading bots and algor
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by Sealy 13y ago
An inspiring story written in a humble perspective. A story of keeping focus in the face of funding problems that are all too common in early startups. It reminds me of the Facebook story where some of the early founders wanted to introduce