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by aonic 16y ago
Is there a website or article that has templates for buttons like these? http://sale.threewords.me/images/offer.png
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by aonic 16y ago
Thanks! I found this as well, not CS, but close enough: http://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/BachelorinIST_CourseList.shtm...
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by aonic 16y ago
What's a good & accredited online university for CS courses?
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by aonic 16y ago
But when you're highlighting the code to copy, the line numbers get highlighted which doesn't inspire much confidence
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by aonic 16y ago
* http://valums.com/ajax-upload/ * http://digitarald.de/project/fancyupload/
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by aonic 16y ago
Where is this option?
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by aonic 16y ago
high frequency trading C++ programmers at investment banks. A senior level position with 3-4 years experience can get 200-300K
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by aonic 16y ago
I think CoffeeScript provides a good DSL over JavaScript as it is. I found the pythonlike syntax pleasant while also easy for a JavaScript veteran to pick up and run with. Your idea seems like a mix between Java Smalltalk and ruby to me. I
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by aonic 16y ago
Same thing happened to me recently. I find the interview goes much smoother and both parties feel more satisfaction about the interaction if the interview is more free-style where we talk about relevant interests, experiences, and skills.
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by aonic 16y ago
I think that workflow might work if people (maintainers) are submitting HTML or README.md's or whatever for their docs. But for 'collaboration' with visitors/readers, it would need t be simple. I personally wouldn't want to pull out the com
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by aonic 16y ago
Sounds like a good idea. For the UI, I think you should allow double-click editing of specific paragraphs and sections, and the changes should be kept a list (git status) that the user could request to be pulled by the maintainer. P.S. is f
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by aonic 16y ago
Now if someone made a Cappuccino like framework on top of CoffeeScript instead of Objective-J I'd be in heaven :) Out of curiosity, what are you making?
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by aonic 16y ago
He doesn't look like a kid to me
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by aonic 16y ago
Start with basic HTML/CSS knowledge, understand the CSS/DOM rendering differences between browsers. Learn jQuery, and JavaScript in general. Understand the DOM, and how traversing in jQuery/JS works. Understand and learn how to debug JavaSc
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by aonic 16y ago
It appears it's actually an iframe'd webpage that's out of quota http://youtube-rewind.appspot.com/
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by aonic 16y ago
It's the same Paul Butler that posted about A/B testing a CV http://paulbutler.org/archives/experiment-in-testing-my-resu...
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by aonic 16y ago
I had the ISP problem as well, are you sure they scan all ports? They might just be scanning common HTTP ports such as 80, 88, 8080, 8888, etc. I would pick some random port to host a web server and setup a load balancer on linode using ngi
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by aonic 16y ago
This is even more important for bigger sites because on staging sites with limited data some performance issues won't be visible until bigger data is thrown at the code
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by aonic 16y ago
How about an EC2 micro (600MB ram) reserved instance? $54 one-time fee for a year (~$4.5/m), then .007 an hour (~$5/m). Comes out to a around $10-12/m depending on bandwidth usage and other AWS usage factors.
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by aonic 16y ago
Original link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zFi18ioqYk Context: http://www.kpho.com/news/25974833/detail.html
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by aonic 16y ago
You'll learn a lot more at a small company as you get / have to wear many hats in your role. The many roles you play will prepare to better for your own business In a large company everyone is very specialized so you won't really get to ste
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by aonic 16y ago
Nothing in particular, just read up on how lighttpd and nginx differ from Apache, and why one or the other is better suited for different tasks. For example, Apache has a lot more modules that can do obscure things that aren't mainstream fo
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by aonic 16y ago
You should put your email in your profile's about section so people can contact you. I'm very much interested in fashion/style for a startup and would like to hear more about your needs. I'll check for your email soon
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by aonic 16y ago
Apache is pretty much the standard for a lot of companies so you can't go wrong with learning that. But you should def. do some reading on nginx, and lighttpd as well
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by aonic 16y ago
I agree, Drupal would be faster development wise for a review website. Make sure you check out Pressflow http://fourkitchens.com/pressflow-makes-drupal-scale so you can scale easier down the line
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by aonic 16y ago
nginx, and pound are two widely used web load balancers. You should be able to find plenty of blog posts and write-ups with sample configs for setting those two up. For databases, at least with MySQL, you should setup a master -> slave(
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by aonic 16y ago
In all my years of dealing with ugly and insecure PHP code, never have I seen anyone using raw md5's in PHP Sounds like a fabricated situation just for the game to me, versus something trying to resemble real life situations. Not saying its
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by aonic 16y ago
http://beanstalkapp.com/ Instantly deploy or rollback updates to multiple web servers for testing and production releases. It uploads over SFTP/FTP, so EC2 should be fine
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by aonic 16y ago
Besides some badly credited forks, I don't see the problem here. He's forking projects on GitHub and expanding on them. As for the stuff about him taking credit for Google Translate, I think it's being taken maliciously for no reason, he ju
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by aonic 16y ago
Love the user interface screenshots. What did you use for the graphs? Custom library?

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