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   by acesubido 14y ago

   noted, trying to get more feedback on that jumbo banner. i'll see if maybe a link to "getting started" on the bottom could lessen people getting "lost" as well.
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   I really do appreciate the critique and the compliment. A few months ago I've been really searching high and low for a simple library to recreate those buttons Microsoft uses on their websites. I do agree, it really doesn't look like button
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   CSS3 Microsoft Modern Buttons(ace-subido.github.com)

   118 points by acesubido 14y ago|54 comments
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   The starting scene on The Social Network. The way they depicted how Zuck pieced together the facemash app. It had no special effects, it was an accurate depiction of a hackathon session.
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   It'll be hard to get past HR, since non-techs attribute CS jobs to people with CS degrees. With your skill-set you can end up on the front-end. Take it little by little, start building websites for your friends for a start. Best way to appl
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   Take a step back, breathe and relax. Set it in your mind that the company you're working for has been running with or without you. Take the burden off your shoulders and clear your head. After getting some peace in your mind, you can take a
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   thanks for the heads up, i was wondering what happened the other day. didn't see that thread
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   Show HN: Mango, a single-file wrapper for the MongoDB C# driver(github.com)

   1 points by acesubido 14y ago|0 comments
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   by acesubido 14y ago

   Being "smart" is relative. In what area is she smart? There are many types of intelligence. MMA fighters or Bikers are physically smart, musicians are smart in terms of auditory senses and so and so forth. In a relationship, as applies to a
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    by acesubido 14y ago

    I've heard good things about the HP Proliant Microserver. http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF05a/15351-15351-42...
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    by acesubido 14y ago

    > Anyway, for some reason, everyone who tries to describe Git already has such a strong understanding of it and it's oddities, that they are, for some reason, unable to lay it out properly for a noob IMO I for one had a really hard time
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    by acesubido 14y ago

    wow, I never thought I'd be mentioned in hackernews. Always a pleasure to contribute and help out fellow developers. Thanks for the post!