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SurveyMonkey Intelligence(surveymonkey.com)
1 points by _1 11y ago|0 comments
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by _1 11y ago
But then no one else is going to see your graphs. That's what gamification is about.
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by _1 11y ago
So you're vouching for a product you haven't used?
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by _1 11y ago
because most people already have a github account
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by _1 11y ago
Why is software still being named for the language it was written in?
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Upcoming Features in GCC 6(developerblog.redhat.com)
4 points by _1 11y ago|0 comments
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by _1 11y ago
"Never let a good crisis go to waste."
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by _1 11y ago
(Not a JS'er) You can pass a comment as a parameter?
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by _1 11y ago
> - Family plan. I want to pay $15/month and give it to my wife and kid. This is what's stopping me from paying for it. I already pay for Pandora, and my wife and I are able to share that. Sharing an entire google account is
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by _1 11y ago
Their salaries are most likely covered by government grants.
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by _1 11y ago
No. What prompted this question?
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by _1 11y ago
Works for me too .. but there's no top-level directory in the .zip file, make an empty directory before unzipping!
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by _1 12y ago
Most people don't code in a vacuum.
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Why we need Chapel for large-scale parallel computing(blog.cray.com)
4 points by _1 12y ago|1 comments
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by _1 12y ago
It's nice when a touch device can display an appropriate calendar selector. Even if the selector is barebones, it's nice to not have something you know will work, rather than to wonder through a gallery of the latest calendar wid
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by _1 13y ago
No steak, potato
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7 Powerful New Features in OpenACC 2.0(devblogs.nvidia.com)
1 points by _1 13y ago|0 comments
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by _1 14y ago
But it's still a document-based application. Those, in general, stay active even if all the documents are closed.
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by _1 14y ago
Looks nice, but I prefer hipmunk.com's date range selector. It doesn't require a start date picker and an end date picker. You select two dates and it knows the range.
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Intel releases ISPC; a compiler for a C-based SPMD programming language(github.com)
2 points by _1 14y ago|0 comments