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by asnyder 15y ago
2 Bros is pretty known and established. They have a network of numerous (I believe the article says 11) restaurants, so I doubt they need the publicity, if anything it can cause issues as customers may demand lower prices in their other sto
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In Manhattan Pizza War, Price of Slice Keeps Dropping(nytimes.com)
91 points by asnyder 15y ago|106 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
Intel has pretty good automatic parallelization ( https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=... ) in their latest C++ compiler, but it's $1000+. I remember at a php conference they simply compiled php with their compiler v
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by asnyder 15y ago
I may have 8 main applications pinned to the taskbar, everything else I do is through the start menu. Frankly, all I really need is the taskbar + start menu.
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by asnyder 15y ago
Yeah, but thanks to Citizens United they can form Super PACs and spend as much money as they want influencing the uninformed, which is just as good as having the ability to vote, if note more as you have the votes of all the people you've r
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by asnyder 15y ago
As a Brooklyn Tech grad, we too had the shop and technical drafting requirements, though we also had a major system, which included Computer Science ( http://www.bths.edu/majordesc/CompSci.jsp ) as an option, which is technically required f
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by asnyder 15y ago
It doesn't hurt that they have a 24hr propaganda network dedicated to repeating these catch phrases and sound bites over and over again.
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by asnyder 15y ago
While the above might be true, I know that Amazon excels at customer service whereas google's is essentially non-existent. So from the customer perspective, I would choose Amazon over google any day.
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Apple Seeking Product Security Manager(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
4 points by asnyder 15y ago|0 comments
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Daniel D. McCracken Dies at 81; Wrote Best-Sellers on Using Computers(nytimes.com)
8 points by asnyder 15y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
If you get accepted, it's definitely worth flying in for. It's something I believe everyone should experience, especially if you're thinking about creating or joining a startup. More for the social aspects than the content.
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by asnyder 15y ago
Yeah, I was freaking out a few minutes ago. What made it worse is that none of your slices show in your control panel, they're all just gone.
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by asnyder 15y ago
While I wouldn't be surprised, it would be an interesting case-study of how a behemoth in a particular field failed to fully adapt to and leverage the web. On paper one would think that Walmart's supply chain, and massive physical footprint
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by asnyder 15y ago
When you reach over 80" you should switch to recommending projectors. For example, I have a 120" screen and a Panasonic AE200U projector.
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by asnyder 15y ago
I want to emphasize that I AM Jewish. I even grew up in a religious household. If you're too sensitive to something like the above comment, then you must really hate shows like "Curb Your Enthusiasm".
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by asnyder 15y ago
and Jews. EDIT: I want to emphasize that I AM Jewish, and that the above was meant as a joke. I grew up in a religious household and if you're too sensitive to something like the above comment, then make sure to stay away from shows like "C
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by asnyder 15y ago
I was privileged to have him as a Professor. We would have lunch sometimes and discuss programming paradigms and modern web techniques. He'll be missed.
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Dan McCracken died, peacefully in his sleep(en.wikipedia.org)
100 points by asnyder 15y ago|22 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
I thought this was an interesting article as it's more analysis than it is political commentary, something the hacker news community could enjoy from an analytical perspective.
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Game Theory Take On - Washington’s Rogue Elephants(nytimes.com)
60 points by asnyder 15y ago|57 comments
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In Bay Area Conversion of Apartments to Rentals for Tourists Is Surging(nytimes.com)
6 points by asnyder 15y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
PHP would be the best web framework PHP is not a web framework like Django, it's a language like Python.There are however, many good Django like PHP frameworks. Just wanted to clarify.
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by asnyder 15y ago
Really good read, is a first hand account.
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What Is It Like to Be a Woman Working in the Tech Industry?(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by asnyder 15y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 15y ago
In a house election the incumbent almost always wins. Everything is skewed towards their favor, and lets not forget modern gerrymandering, which essentially predetermines most congressional seats.
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by asnyder 15y ago
Interesting, looks just like Cyberlink's PowerDirector.
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by asnyder 15y ago
Wouldn't Visual Basic for Applications be a more appropriate comparison?
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by asnyder 15y ago
Reminds me of Hypertalk and Metatalk. I personally don't like such verbose syntax, but many do. It's usually used in marketing languages to non-developer professionals, however, in the end, I feel it becomes way more verbose and complicated
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by asnyder 15y ago
It's a slippery slope, if you're the main suspect in any case by talking all you're doing is giving them information which they can use however they want against you. If you give them no information the burden on them is to dig up whatever
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by asnyder 15y ago
I know that I was truly disappointed and deceived by the Wii. Other than Zelda, I feel the console was a waste of money. Sure, Wii sports and some other games are fun from time to time, but it gets old fast. I bought the Wii on launch day a

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