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by __float 14y ago
It's crazy to see the way the "modern web dev stack" has progressed over the years. I'm not so confident of whether this is really one that will last in the way LAMPP ever did, but I'm interested in seeing Padrino in particular. These days,
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by __float 14y ago
What's wrong with talking about the wave-particle duality? Bear in mind I've never actually had a physics class (scheduling conflicts, my how they've screwed me over) but we did talk about quantum mechanics a bit in AP Chemistry.
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by __float 15y ago
Plenty? In public there's definitely just as many women as men. Though I don't see too many around here in total :p
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by __float 15y ago
I don't think that's exactly the same comparison. Orbitz, to me, seems much more corporate and doesn't have the same connection with the developer and startup community that these do. That's not to say Orbitz isn't worthy of attention, mere
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by __float 15y ago
Windows 8 supports HTML/JS for creating apps using WinRT, but it's hardly usable in any web browser like Enyo apps are. Not to mention the ability for creating apps using .NET or C++ are still very much a possibility--perhaps even preferred
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by __float 15y ago
That's actually a pretty interesting story. What'd you decide to get a degree in instead?
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by __float 15y ago
This was my immediate reaction as well. But with a bit of consideration, I don't really think this is the case. Interesting connotation though.
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by __float 15y ago
I think calling it a drone is a bit misleading. It's a radio controlled model aircraft.
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by __float 15y ago
Is this really a problem though? It would seem "Romanians are ___" is a rare search term as it is--the negative terms are likely old and low-frequency, especially in comparison to this recent surge in positive queries.
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by __float 15y ago
I don't think this sort of strategy really can work for anyone who wants to do something other than write code (and not really low-level systems programming, either--plain desktop and web apps, perhaps). Science, engineering, medicine, etc:
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by __float 15y ago
As an 18 year old and soon-to-be-graduated senior, I am nearly at a loss of words in response to this article. He left high school with little practical knowledge ("HTML/CSS and some Photoshop skills"). To think of jumping into the real wor
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by __float 15y ago
LabVIEW! I, too, recall my mixed feelings when I started with it. It's much easier for people who have never programmed before--there's no weird syntax to learn (why can't I use = to compare?)--but I've found resistance in said users not wa
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by __float 15y ago
I really do have to agree. I got a Kindle Fire and I love it. I haven't really noticed any "terrible" aspects. It's not perfect but my experience has been good far more often than it has been bad.
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by __float 15y ago
I've always loved the idea of speed reading. Does anyone know of some other resources to start doing it naturally? To apply it to a physical book, for example.
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by __float 15y ago
I don't know that I like how this article is written. It tries to peg him as exceptionally gifted, yet he's only learning basic chemistry (VSEPR theory and Bohr model) at a state school? They use some fancy sounding words, but I just don't
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by __float 15y ago
Not just you. It's quite difficult to read.
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by __float 15y ago
It looks to be UnityScript. http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=Head_Firs...
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by __float 15y ago
I hardly see how that's the case? $90/small vm, $10/gb db, $7/50gb storage, $3/20gb bw. $109.99/month. ???
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by __float 15y ago
Hmm. I'm an AP Biology student who just started studying cellular respiration. This is interesting, but I simply don't know enough. Could you provide the correct pathway? :P
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by __float 15y ago
I'm currently in an AP Statistics class (the only statistics class my school offers--and I didn't take it by choice). There's still plenty of "Why does this matter?" in the classroom, and the sad part is, my teacher doesn't know the answer.
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by __float 15y ago
People sure love to shoehorn the golden ratio onto everything.
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by __float 15y ago
I hate to be this pedantic, but the fact that you're calling in WinMo 7 seems to show your lack of experience. The platform is Windows Phone, and I believe they've done quite a bit right this time. And to note, they've made many firsts that
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by __float 15y ago
Sourceforge? Really?
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by __float 15y ago
That service seems to compete more with http://polleverywhere.com than this. I see a definite familiarity with http://remind101.com/ though, with which I have some moderate experience. EDIT: On a closer look, both even use the same @CLA
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by __float 15y ago
The color scheme is a bit...extreme. To be honest the interface isn't nearly as straightforward, and in a small utility tool like this, that's what matters most.
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by __float 15y ago
The distance away from the light source ;)
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by __float 15y ago
This envelope icon looks really familiar. Was it stolen from something else?