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by abcd_f 15y ago
Re: Grooveshark logo - it is a design process documented alright, but the logo itself was designed by someone else and then cleaned up by David Pache of Helvetic Brands. Nowhere does he mention this though, which really rubs me the wrong
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by abcd_f 15y ago
Not (B), the space is already over-saturated. Every second designer on Dribbble appears to be working on some sort of online collaboration / team management / invoicing something for telecommuters.
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by abcd_f 15y ago
Depends on how many supernodes are Linux machines, which I would guess is quite a lot.
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by abcd_f 15y ago
That was a rhetorical question I'm sure.
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by abcd_f 15y ago
I'm guessing that people who need this sort of (rather specialized) tracking simply stick to the spreadsheets.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Wouldn't his technique require the listener to be sitting still and have his ears in exact specified locations? Not very practical then if that's the case. I guess the system can include some sort of (visual) ear recognition and tracking lo
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Define "out of control" then. Rationality is relative. Russia is quite rational about its own policies (including the lack of enforcement in the OP's case), the exact same way the US is rational about its.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
> I've never heard of anything like this before. Some reading material for you then :) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Trotsky#Assassination http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_umbrella
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Does it not freak you that the holder of the largest nuke stash has recently invaded a whole fucking country on false premises, just to access its oil? Talk about being out of control, eh?
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by abcd_f 16y ago
It does not need to be 1 KLOC/day :) The complexity of XML-RPC parser is about a week of work for polished code. Go from there, not from the given 7 KLOC of some implementation.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Beg to differ on both points. Ignoring the 7 KLOC metric (which is fairly useless in estimating the project value for the customer), $5K at $100/h rate of a senior C programmer on a contract works out to about 6 working days, which is a r
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Vancouver is in a bubble of its own. Where else 2M would buy you a 70 year old teardown on 1/6 acre lot in EastVan-like neighborhood? Just talk to realtors, and they will furnish a metric ton of evidence that it's the Chinese who are drivin
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Does not apply to Vancouver, Canada. This beauty on 6000 sqft lot in a very simple neighborhood sold for 2.3 million dollars. With multiple offers. http://i52.tinypic.com/2i7pkxl.jpg Close proximity to China, lots of rich people from Hong
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by abcd_f 16y ago
The downvoting needs one simple change. It should not drop comment's score below zero until it has been effectively voted down to -10 or thereabouts, in which case it can be safely assumed the comment is a true junk and grayed out. I person
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by abcd_f 16y ago
That is actually true.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
> Coders hang out on Stack Overflow. Designers hang out on Forrst. Actually, designers hang out on Dribbble, and - to put it bluntly - those who can't get in hang out on Forrst. It is really weird that TechCrunch included no reference t
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Reminds me of https://secure.logmein.com/welcome/visualization/fullscreen (try moving the mouse around).
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Let's see if the parent comment gets the same 9 upvotes as the submission itself.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
I don't get it. I have read the description and have no idea what the hell this is.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Cut down 2 months to 2-3 weeks and your offer will pass for a reasonable probation period, albeit free to the hiring company. Alternatively, and this is more in line with what others are saying, - say "free 2-3 weeks of probation period and
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by abcd_f 16y ago
True, but the overall impression I got was that there is a design by a committee in the land of Gnome and MS is having hard time reconciling that with more structured development practices.
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by abcd_f 16y ago
The ampersand is a subject of major fascination between type designers, and through that - the wider masses of graphic designers. See, for example - http://www.typophile.com/node/66611
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Never had a Facebook account and never will. So. How do I comment?
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Talking about rest stops and the web. http://arch.ksys.ru/tualet.html -- An Unofficial Website of Paid Public Washroom at Grabin Street of Korolev city, Greater Moscow Area Sections are Welcome , Services and Prices , Infrastructure
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by abcd_f 16y ago
And the answer is Sometimes - http://i53.tinypic.com/2vkhrt2.gif That's a good one, W|A :)
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Is it the fact that one can see the sky from it? I wonder what other reasons are like :)
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Isn't it amazing how the whole Universe seems to be revolving around Texas? :D
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by abcd_f 16y ago
De-spammed link - http://vimeo.com/14718221
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by abcd_f 16y ago
> If he really thinks everyone uses macros, code generators, or code transformers... That's not what he was talking about. He basically said that if you take two different teams, they will most likely use different subsets of C++ featur
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by abcd_f 16y ago
Great designers are in demand. Time is their most valuable asset, so in order to get a piece of this asset they must be offered a form of compensation. They clearly do not need to be designing for "would look great on your portfolio" nor th

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