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Why You Should Start Blogging (Again)(rs.io)
2 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
That goddamn broadcom chip (enable powersaving on it and it degrades drastically , basically unusable, plus installing a proprietary driver is a huge pain in the ass if you're rolling your own kernels with any frequency) and the complexity
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by adbge 15y ago
> A risk taker doesn't sit around feeling sorry for himself. > Specially at 20 years old! I'm not sure if this is supposed to be tongue-in-cheek, but basically everyone has the emotional capacity for major depressive
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by adbge 15y ago
> The iOS and Mango device respond very similarly to > basic things like swipes, pinches, etc... Android > is a lot more jittery, even on the SGII HW. Before I ditched my iPhone 3G for an Atrix, the device wa
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by adbge 15y ago
Great idea about the clickable alphabet. I hadn't considered that.
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by adbge 15y ago
Clickable links: http://how-many-calories-are-in.com/ https://github.com/robertseaton/how-many-calories-are-in.com...
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by adbge 15y ago
Yeah, a mobile version of the site is something I'm considering as a future weekend project.
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Show HN: My first weekend project
3 points by adbge 15y ago|6 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
Related: What books or other resources would HNers recommend for someone with limited algorithm and data structure experience who wants to beef up via self-study? I'm specifically interested in books/other resources that lend themselves to
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by adbge 15y ago
Hey, achompas, Good advice. I've already done this with one company, but I will be more proactive about this in the future. After all, as you say, what's to lose? Now the only rub is finding interesting companies! Especially when the smalle
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Ask HN: Resources for finding internships?
7 points by adbge 15y ago|7 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
I'd love to see more programming abstractions described in simple, no nonsense terms. I think that, as programmers, we often get so used to our own jargon that we unconsciously create a non-trivial barrier to entry. For extreme examples, tr
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by adbge 15y ago
False dilemma. It's possible that they are working on both.
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by adbge 15y ago
Speaking as someone who has dabbled in both Haskell and Clojure (emphasis "dabbled"), I'd have to currently recommend Clojure over Haskell, for a couple reasons: * The Clojure community has a strong focus on web stuff, while the H
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by adbge 15y ago
Let's be clear: it's only discriminatory against people that don't have pet projects. Having a family or other hobbies and having pet projects are not mutually exclusive.
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by adbge 15y ago
> I don't recommend one letter variables. I don't know if I've ever seen an official style guide that has. Not that familiar with idiomatic Ruby, but using one letter variables as iterators in for loops (and some other things) is pret
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IBM's futuristic storage aims for speed, density(computerworld.com)
1 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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Emacs Tips(rs.io)
1 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
> 3. Give the candidates a short but difficult unpaid development test > 4. Everyone who passes this initial test gets a job to work on a real project What happens when only the desperate bother with your difficult, un
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by adbge 15y ago
This is also the reason why there is no canary version of Chrome available on Linux: since packaging is so involved, it's not worth the effort.
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Microsoft details native VHD and ISO mounting support for Windows 8(winrumors.com)
1 points by adbge 15y ago|1 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
You must be careful, however, because not every Java platform is free. Sun continues distributing an executable Java platform which is nonfree, and other companies do so too. The free environment for Java is ca
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Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (Intern Edition)
65 points by adbge 15y ago|39 comments
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FiOS dominates as FCC measures actual Internet speeds(arstechnica.com)
1 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
Cablevision seems to be the largest offender, consistently delivering ~69% of advertised speed. Qwest is another I noticed from skimming the data that consistently underperforms by a significant margin. If anything, this reads like an adver
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State of Haskell 2011 Survey(blog.johantibell.com)
11 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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by adbge 15y ago
> Apple has been researching personal computing since it was founded, and invests heavily in figuring out exactly what works to make viable products. Apple actually does comparatively little spending on R&D when contrasted with th
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by adbge 15y ago
> In fact, Facebook lists already do everything he praises Circles for in this article. Having used both Google+'s Circles and Facebook's lists, a lot of people are missing the point. Sure, Facebook's lists may be capable of some or e
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A Blog Is Not A Diary(rs.io)
1 points by adbge 15y ago|0 comments
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The Words "Facebook" And "Twitter" Are Banned From French Airwaves(matthewfraser-thismuchiknow.com)
63 points by adbge 15y ago|43 comments

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