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by bengali3 12y ago
> Mr Zaman has launched a fundraising campaign to gather cash to fight the legal battle against United and Orbitz. So far he has raised $10,538 (£6,776) of the $15,000 needed. I'm guessing he'll need more than $15,000 ....
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by bengali3 12y ago
agreed, imagine how many great programmers could be made instead of bought & traded?
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by bengali3 12y ago
Congratulations, you are now an exceptional developer! In all fairness, this is merely a label and I would argue one that only applies at your current employer. ie It's not automatically transferable. If you want to appear exceptional,
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by bengali3 12y ago
"we couldn't agree on compensation" is how I like to phrase it
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by bengali3 12y ago
i want to share via twitter only after i've found a good combination of beats. Am I missing something here, can this page do anything without being integrated with twitter?
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by bengali3 12y ago
>make a worthwhile margin of profit? If Dominos can do it for pizzas, amazon can do it for much bigger ticket items. PLUS they are not incurring the cost of shipping the item to a prime member. Right now for every physical good prime pur
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by bengali3 12y ago
you guys rock. simple pricing, great UI, quick console access in the browser and my resizes take seconds instead of minutes. keep up the good work.
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by bengali3 12y ago
> "We are claiming ignorance on that one. Enjoy the photo! Didn’t know it was so risky" Best of luck with that approach.
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by bengali3 12y ago
As a dev ultimately wanting to do bigger things: Start Small, Stay Small: A Developer's Guide to Launching a Startup by Rob Walling http://www.amazon.com/Start-Small-Stay-Developers-Launching/... As a human with a
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by bengali3 12y ago
>Yeah, yeah they can't fly off a carrier I want to believe we have the technology to make this happen
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by bengali3 12y ago
Do you think the USAF will look down on Textron's "world’s most affordable tactical jet aircraft."[1] and the concept of private companies building tactical aircraft prior to orders From a development cost standpoint I think
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by bengali3 12y ago
this is very nicely done
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by bengali3 12y ago
FYI If you haven't seen it check out this github list & discussion about web business models: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8073732
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by bengali3 12y ago
>If the user has already signed up, send them a helpful "hey, you've already signed up" message in their inbox. Well put. Im also a fan of 'If this wasn't you, click here' link within the email to more posit
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by bengali3 12y ago
As highlighted by the last line of the article “Most people,” Lewis said, “have really bad operational security.” I don't think the media is going to stop targeting Uber for a while... I am always happy when the topic of security and
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by bengali3 12y ago
your paste lost an asterisk * in the first replace statement
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by bengali3 12y ago
i've thought about that for myself with some neighbors but I feel my schedule would be too hectic to be a consistant driver or passenger. Having a network available would offer me the flexibility every morning to drive or ride with ze
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by bengali3 12y ago
A hot topic for sure, but this is a highly simplified view in my opinion. (remember too that everyone's experiences vary) >There are tools that can evaluate your existing software code and determine estimated levels of technical deb
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by bengali3 12y ago
regarding issues with themostat placement check out http://ecoventsystems.com/ Themometers in every room, and controllable vents let you set temps for each room, making each room its own zone. Granted it's only compat
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by bengali3 12y ago
per the chart here [1], it appears that a given volume of 40 degree(F) water is 0.03% smaller than that of 80 degree water. [1] http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/water-specific-volume-weig...
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by bengali3 12y ago
Great idea for friends! For my co-workers on the other hand... i'd hesitate to offer an O(n²) solution. I do believe the Feels per Participant™ ratio would be optimal for the group. However this ratio means little to aforementioned p
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by bengali3 12y ago
"We bred them to be tasty, but humanity's reign over nature crumbled when they learned to taste" "We bred them to be tasty, but no one could foresee that it was us that would be devoured"
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by bengali3 12y ago
keeping the load light? <html><head></head><body>The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.</body></html>
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by bengali3 12y ago
this makes sense, as they also doubled(+2) the min password lengths. 18 char would be rather annoying to me though.
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by bengali3 12y ago
IANACPA I believe that's a nice advantage of bitcoin? I would think individuals could fly to the caymans to cash out and avoid tax?
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by bengali3 12y ago
:) https://twitter.com/paiza_run/status/534654223909003264
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by bengali3 12y ago
>In the end, raising money takes way more time and effort than you initially think agreed. Some investors can be needier than your neediest customer, and worst case, you can always fire a needy customer...
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by bengali3 12y ago
pertinant quote from Mike Taber of singlefounder.com >Great, I’ve built a bunch of systems… Now What? >You have one job left: Fire yourself. >That’s right. Once you’ve built the process and have tested it to be sure a) it’s doing w
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by bengali3 12y ago
> I feel like a scatterplot highlight should be the easiest god damn thing ever. For a charting library, yes I would expect this to be easy. But to be fair, D3js is not a charting library. The OP here is showing their version of a char
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by bengali3 12y ago
https://github.com/mozilla/metrics-graphics/blob/master/js/m... possibly

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