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by amorphid 11y ago
POST is not idempotent. If you fill out a form, submit it, hit back, and submit again, if the form uses POST, each submission may be processed separately.
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by amorphid 11y ago
I'm a full stack Rails developer now, and attended an online bootcamp called Tealeaf Academy. I liked it a lot because the guys who run it understand development pretty well, and they were accessible to answer questions as I had them.
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by amorphid 11y ago
If you wanna get a lot better, try writing your own testing framework. I wrote a BDD style testing library for Androod when I first started learning Java, and that helped me understand how to write good code for Android platform.
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by amorphid 12y ago
I like rdio.com.
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by amorphid 12y ago
Slightly off topic. If you're ever near Washington, DC, there's a working enigma machine and a non-working USA version of the enigma cracking bombe at the National Cryptologic Museum near the NSA HQ. I was there yesterday, and t
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by amorphid 12y ago
Having recently worked on a proprietary enterprise software app, I have no confidence that you should assume the software in your car is safe. What's unsafe is hiding essentially software in a black box without the ability to review t
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by amorphid 12y ago
I've had a lot of fun working with Code For America brigades. It's social, low pressure, very newbie friendly, and a great way to meet other people who are passionate about tech. http://www.codeforamerica.org/brig
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by amorphid 12y ago
I became a Mac user when I started to become a developer with a preference for the command line. The default Windows terminal sucks for development. I think bmy biggest beef is jltrying to do something as simple as cutting/pasting te
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by amorphid 12y ago
He's probably referring to methane produced by livestock. http://epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/ch4.html
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by amorphid 12y ago
I just moved from San Francisco, CA to the Washington, DC area. I'm currently staying at my dad's place in Alexandria, VA. San Francisco has a very good public transit system, at least compared to any other suburb in which I&#x27
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by amorphid 12y ago
Are there less support calls per capita for Mac & Linux users because the *nix users are more tech savvy? For example, I'd expect developers who manage their own machines to ask for help less often.
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by amorphid 12y ago
My Nexus 4 was pretty unstable when it got updated to Lollipop. I have one specific memory of trying to use navigate from Point A to Point B on my first day of work at a new job, only to have Google Maps crash about every 3 minutes. It se
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by amorphid 12y ago
A friend of mine worked as a volunteer nurse at a make shift hospital in a remote part of Ethiopia. There was a group that carried a dead person for more than a day to the hospital to see if they could save her. I have no idea what it is
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by amorphid 12y ago
Take a look at Phonegap or Titanium.
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by amorphid 12y ago
I did a Google search for a breakdown of the costs related to launching rocket. Found this => http://home.earthlink.net/~peter.a.taylor/launch.htm .
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by amorphid 12y ago
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by amorphid 12y ago
As of today (Nov 26), Yahoo Finance shows RadioShack as having 3-ish billion USD in revenue, and a market cap of of 83 million USD. I guess there isn't a lot of faith on Wall St. that RadioShack is going to turn itself around.
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by amorphid 12y ago
AngelList is acting as a niche job board. It's definitely cool, but I wouldn't call it disruptive or revolutionary. As soon as people figure out how to use it as an efficient hiring channel, AngelList will become saturated with
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by amorphid 12y ago
CTA... Call to action?
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by amorphid 12y ago
That is totally true. I suspect many companies sell when they know grow will start to slow, but that trend isn't obvious yet.
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by amorphid 12y ago
It'd be interesting to see Microsoft make Minecraft a free addition to every licensed copy of Windows.
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by amorphid 12y ago
At this point, I'm thinking of HackerExperience as a your job, a job that you don't want at the moment. HackerExperience is a new job, which may or may not stick around, and that job requires a lot of time and attention. It also
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by amorphid 12y ago
"eik3_de is controlled by the cook's union, and is merely a puppet for the chef industry." --C. F. Engine
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by amorphid 12y ago
I was on the board of my own company, along with my partner, and an outsider. I learned the role of a board is to represent the interests of the shareholders. If the company CEO is publically undermining the company's partners, which
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by amorphid 12y ago
Hey Kishore, I'm a recruiter and developer. My company has been experimenting w/ different options for technical interviews. Our current tool of choice is GoToMeeting, mostly because it offers video/audio chat, screen sharin
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by amorphid 12y ago
Yup, I meant megabits per second :)
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by amorphid 12y ago
Data caps do suck, but I do have a happy memory of working the system. Around March of 2011, Verizon Wireless was promoting it's new 4G networking by offering unlimited data plans. I bought an HTC Thunderbolt, the Verizon network&#x27
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by amorphid 12y ago
I've never been particularly bullish on Twitter's ability to make money, mostly because their business model isn't obvious to me. That being said, the fact that they are going to exceed $1 billion in revenue is really impres
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by amorphid 12y ago
My brother just bought a house in the San Francisco Bay Area. Given that he was relocating from severe hundred miles away, his real estate agent was very helpful him shop from a distance. I helped out by doing a final walkthrough of the h
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by amorphid 12y ago
An MBA is worth it is you know what you'll get out of it. A Harvard MBA has a very real chance of turning into that job at Goldman Sachs you always wanted. An MBA from a school that's unknown more than 50 kilometers from campus

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