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by bkrausz 18y ago
I'm in school right now so I'm artificially cutting back my demand, but I've spoken to people in Pittsburgh who says that they've seen a significant rise in demand for dev (not sure exactly which, I suspect webdev). Not really sure why, bu
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by bkrausz 18y ago
IMHO, going to a well-known school and knowing a lot of people who didn't, I'd say the main difference (ignoring academia since I don't know much about it) is how companies perceive you. Our job fairs are insane, even given the economy. A
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by bkrausz 18y ago
I love them, but I worry about their plans to make money...last I heard most people are content with 2GB.
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Arrington's Back(techcrunch.com)
40 points by bkrausz 18y ago|36 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=150864 I made an xkcd script and ran it for a week...it did decently well. The community consensus was that most people already have XKCD in their RSS feed, so it's just noise. Something more intellig
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Poll HN: CSS or Tables - Do you care?
1 points by bkrausz 18y ago|2 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
It really doesn't matter to me
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by bkrausz 18y ago
CSS all the way...it should be used for everything!
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Tables are tried and true, forget CSS!
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by bkrausz 18y ago
I'm curious as to the pros and cons and like seeing more comparisons
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Job Hunt Post Mortem(nerdlife.net)
2 points by bkrausz 18y ago|0 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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Nielsen Deletes Reply-To-All Button(techcrunch.com)
23 points by bkrausz 18y ago|18 comments
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Ask HN: Looking for part-time PHP coders
6 points by bkrausz 18y ago|1 comments
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Why Software Engineering Sucks(nerdlife.net)
7 points by bkrausz 18y ago|7 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
But is this of any use if we continue to deteriorate and need to spend more and more of our time one treating more and more aches and pains?
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Tips the scale more in favor of AWS in my decision ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=419460 ), though it already seemed to be in favor of them anyway...
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Ask HN: AWS or dedicated server?
78 points by bkrausz 18y ago|40 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
This WordPress plugin was technically a client project, but it's for a non-profit so I did it for free as long as I could release it as open source. It being the first OSS I've started (rather than just contributed to), I got very attached
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Happy Christmahannikwanzikah!
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Research into web crawlers for a startup idea, some consulting work, and bartending classes. Also writing up an article about the soda machine card reader I built, as well as some other blog posts.
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Unfortunately the offer in Boston is actually about 10mi outside of Boston, so I'd still need a car.
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Ask HN: Boston or Silicon Valley?
22 points by bkrausz 18y ago|33 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
It seems to basically be a proxy to google sites, rewriting URLs. It could be a guy just implementing it as a joke, but he could also be grabbing passwords. It's PHP, which Google doesn't use at all. DO NOT LOGIN HERE! A whois lookup reve
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Hilariously ironic: I recently upgraded PHP and something got borked with my Debian repos, so I did an apt-get upgrade to push everything to the latest version. Something seems out of whack with my new Apache, it's hogging a lot of memory,
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by bkrausz 18y ago
I'm perfectly fluent in C and Java. If writing a thread library and process scheduler isn't the next step (or 3 past it) I don't know what is. I wouldn't comment saying one thing is better than another (which, you may note, I didn't) unle
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by bkrausz 18y ago
If you're going to disagree with me (and of course you're more than welcome to), please elaborate on your position. Simply stating that I'm wrong contributes nothing to the discussion. Plus I'd like to hear differing opinions, especially s
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Sorry for adding a 3rd post to the PHP-as-a-first-language series of HN topics, but everything I would reply to them I already put in my post, so I figured I may as well submit instead.
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PHP is a /great/ first language...for a hacker(nerdlife.net)
17 points by bkrausz 18y ago|22 comments
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by bkrausz 18y ago
Shouldn't the headset be either over or below the mouth?

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