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One can filter search results based on price ($-$$$$) or other categories (waiter service etc) to weed out the cheaper places. This works well if you are looking for 5-star+fancy as opposed to 5-star+thrifty.
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If you click on "Trend" in the "Rating Distribution" panel you can see avg rating over time.
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This is perfect, I've been wanting something like this for a while but have been too busy to build it myself. Any chance you'll throw it up on GitHub so we can see the source?
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You can already print a machine that prints other machines, but you still need a human to make the first one (for now). http://www.makerbot.com/blog/2010/06/04/a-makerbot-self-repl...
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You can still use KDE with (K)ubuntu http://www.kubuntu.org/ I find that it is a stable solution and allows you to sidestep the Gnome/Unity wars.
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As one of the commenters on the site mentioned, github has a free educational tier (same as their micro tier). Go to https://github.com/edu and fill out a quick form.
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Nor Firefox... (at least on Ubuntu)
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Thank you for making the original template! I've used it for the past few years and it has been great!
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I'd be happy to get into that first category and then prove you wrong on the flag in an interview, unless step three is the trash... I personally think it is more about using the right tool for the job than picky-ness. I like the way TeX lo
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I'm sure I don't know what you are talking about ;) This plus the links in the comments are a great starting up point for someone looking to do this for the first time, something I wish I had years ago when I started.
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That looks really clean and nice. I'll definitely use this as a web template for future resumes.
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That looks like a great resource. Thanks for the tip! This is also great if you are just getting into LaTeX: http://tobi.oetiker.ch/lshort/lshort.pdf
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A resume template in TeX
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