andrevan

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by andrevan 9y ago
"The criticisms above are not matters of taste" Actually, yes they are.
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by andrevan 9y ago
Exactly, you know the least amount about the problem when you first start.
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by andrevan 11y ago
Science!
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Learning to Code Won't Instantly Make You Rich, but That's Not Why You Should(yagni.co)
1 points by andrevan 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrevan 13y ago
Suggestion: 3D scan and release as open source 3d models of everything in the British Museum as well.
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by andrevan 13y ago
You'll note that the Jenkins guys were able to recover all their work. They also use a non-standard branching and access model.
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A brief video of GNOME Shell 3.10 on Arch Linux(yagni.co)
1 points by andrevan 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrevan 13y ago
I actually made money in the mid 90s making websites for people and I was born in 1989. I made websites for local teachers and the middle school. I had lots of walking around money as a kid in high school because I had a recurring payment f
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The simplest thing that could possibly work in Tetris(pivotallabs.com)
2 points by andrevan 14y ago|0 comments
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by andrevan 14y ago
Funny that he started the article seeming like he was going to show using math that the lottery was a good investment idea, when in fact it isn't according to his own estimation. As to the entertainment value of dreaming that you've won the
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by andrevan 14y ago
Why are we apologizing for and defending Tim Cook? The fact is that the difference between Cook and Jobs wasn't that Cook apologized for putting out an incomplete product -- it's that he would put that product out to begin with. Jobs was in
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by andrevan 14y ago
Yes, someone had to do something, except Cook /hasn't/ done anything except put out a shitty map app. Unless you count apologizing and pointing to Bing Maps as doing something. Why not tell people to buy a Microsoft phone as well?